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Dataset: All Collections
Taxa: Inocybe sphaerospora
Search Criteria: excluding cultivated/captive occurrences
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Ibaraki Nature Museum

INM
40332   1994-09-25
Ibaraki, Mitsukaido-shi, 36.03561 139.98724
INM
53344   2007-07-18
Ibaraki, Moriya-shi, 35.96151 139.96655
INM
53331   2007-07-16
Ibaraki, Moriya-shi, 35.95013 139.98399
INM
59896   2008-08-04
Ibaraki, Moriya-shi, 36.31698 140.09525

National Museum of Nature and Science - Japan

TNS:F
45349   2011-07-17
34.23972 131.30164
TNS:F
39034   1974-09-23
Ishikawa, 36.51622 136.67467
TNS:F
23077   1987-09-13
Ishikawa, 36.48375 136.66809
TNS:F
23078   1991-09-23
Ishikawa, 36.48572 136.6768
TNS:F
23076   1976-08-27
Ishikawa, 36.51622 136.67467

National Mushroom Centre

NMC-FUNGI-NMC:FUNGI
NMC/01026Sabitra Pradhan   2019-07-23
Bhutan, Thimphu, Royal Botanical Garden, Serbithang, 27.425232 89.650492

Royal Botanic Garden Edinburgh

E
E00458395Watling, Roy (Prof.)   245681992-03-11
trail along Pathology lab with Drybalanopsis aromatica; FRIM, Kepong
E
E00458394Watling, Roy (Prof.)   245671992-03-07
trail behind PL. Pathology laboratory with Drybalanopsis oblingifolia; FRIM, Kepong
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