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iNat	Inocybe sierraensis Kropp & Matheny 82236070Ron Pastorino   2021-06-01 United States, Oregon, Klamath, Klamath County, OR, USA, 42.41222222 -122.2030556 Full Record Details
Mushroom Observer
MUOB	Inocybe sierraensis Kropp & Matheny MUOB 3509Douglas Smith   MUOB 35092007-06-08 United States, California, Sierra, Bassetts, 39.616 -120.5845, 1250 - 2140m Full Record Details
MUOB	Inocybe sierraensis Kropp & Matheny MUOB 22052Douglas Smith   MUOB 220522009-06-01 United States, California, Sierra, Bassetts, 39.616 -120.5845, 1250 - 2140m Full Record Details
MUOB	Inocybe sierraensis Kropp & Matheny MUOB 68854Ron Pastorino   MUOB 688542011-06-07 United States, California, Placer, Sugar Pine Lake, 39.1302 -120.79 Full Record Details
San Francisco State University, Harry D. Thiers Herbarium
SFSU	Inocybe sierraensis Kropp & Matheny SFSU-F-018354D. E. Desjardin   64831996-06-04 USA, California, Sierra, Highway 49, Yuba Pass., 39.617402 -120.489934 Full Record Details
SFSU	Inocybe sierraensis Kropp & Matheny SFSU-F-033580D. E. Desjardin   61011994-06-06 Full Record Details
University of Washington Herbarium
WTU	Inocybe sierraensis Kropp & Matheny ined. WTU-F-018426Dennis E. Desjardin   DED61011994-06-06 U.S.A., California, Sierra, Haskell Peak Road, about 7 miles from junction with Gold Lake Road, Tahoe National Forest. Full Record Details
WTU	Inocybe sierraensis Kropp & Matheny ined. WTU-F-049784Dennis E. Desjardin   64771996-06-03 U.S.A., California, Sierra, Highway 49, Chapman Creek Cmpgrd [Chapman Creek Campground]., 1829m Full Record Details

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