Dataset: All Collections
Taxa: Inocybe lutescens, Inocybe lutescens var. beatricis, Inocybe lutescens var. lutescens, Inocybe lutescens var. roseo-inhalata
Search Criteria: excluding cultivated/captive occurrences

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Muséum National d'Histoire Naturelle


PC-MNHN:PC
Inocybe lutescens Velen.
FUSION110921   1970-09-05
73 Savoie, Bozel

National Herbarium of Mexico Fungal Collection (Hongos del Herbario Nacional de México)


IBUNAM:MEXU:FU-MEXU
11285E. Pérez de L.   1976-09-19
Mexico, Hidalgo, Mineral del Chico

IBUNAM:MEXU:FU-MEXU
13044E. Pérez S.   1978-07-16
Mexico, México, Km. 10 carr. Tenango-Tenancingo

IBUNAM:MEXU:FU-MEXU
20474M. Vila & M. E. Senties   1986-09-22
Mexico, México, 3 Km. adelante de Salazar por la autopista a Toluca

IBUNAM:MEXU:FU-MEXU
8000   1971-09-19
Mexico, México, Lerma, 3000m

IBUNAM:MEXU:FU-MEXU
8417E. Pérez de Lamothe   1973-10-21
Mexico, México, La Marquesa-Chalma

IBUNAM:MEXU:FU-MEXU
9561E. Pérez S.   1977-10-00
Mexico, México, Lerma

IBUNAM:MEXU:FU-MEXU
9921E. Pérez de Lamothe   1975-10-08
Mexico, Hidalgo, Pueblo Nuevo, 2800m

Swedish Museum of Natural History


S
F85099H. von Post   1903-09-22
Sweden, Uppland, Uppsala, Uppland: Uppsala, Norby skogen, 59 17

S
F85098H. von Post   1903-09-21
Sweden, Uppland, Uppsala, Uppland: Uppsala, 59 17

S
F85097Seth Lundell   1948-07-08
Sweden, Uppland, Uppsala, Upland: Upsala, Carolinaparken, the N.W. part, bordering the cementery., 59 17

University of Washington Herbarium


WTU
WTU-F-024884Gary A. Laursen, RDS, HHB, RGT   144482000-08-06
U.S.A., Alaska, Burn area, Kobuk River area.

USDA United States National Fungus Collections


BPI
BPI 984752   
Sweden


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