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Taxa: Lyophyllum sykosporum
Search Criteria: excluding cultivated/captive occurrences
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Harvard University, Farlow Herbarium

FH:FH
Lyophyllum sykosporum Hongo & Clémençon
barcode-00300645Z. W. Ge   728

Institute of Agricultural and Environmental Sciences of the Estonian University of Life Sciences (TAAM) & Estonian University of Life Sciences (EAA)

TAAM & EAA
Lyophyllum sykosporum Hongo & Clémençon
TAAM183127   1974-09-19

National Museum of Nature and Science - Japan

TNS:F
Lyophyllum sykosporum Hongo & Clémençon
66089   2012-10-08
Fukushima, 37.37017 140.73003
TNS:F
Lyophyllum sykosporum Hongo & Clémençon
45325   2011-10-07
34.65656 133.22292
TNS:F
Lyophyllum sykosporum Hongo & Clémençon
237680   1983-10-23
Shiga, 34.9818 135.9269
TNS:F
Lyophyllum sykosporum Hongo & Clémençon
19453   2005-10-19
Ishikawa, Housu-gun, 37.37056 137.08975
TNS:F
Lyophyllum sykosporum Hongo & Clémençon
19451   1991-10-19
Ishikawa, 36.43214 136.64153
TNS:F
Lyophyllum sykosporum Hongo & Clémençon
19448   1975-10-14
Ishikawa, Housu-gun, 37.32758 137.04672
TNS:F
Lyophyllum sykosporum Hongo & Clémençon
19450   1984-09-15
Ishikawa, 36.18092 136.6683
TNS:F
Lyophyllum sykosporum Hongo & Clémençon
19449   1977-10-10
Ishikawa, 36.48572 136.6768
TNS:F
Lyophyllum sykosporum Hongo & Clémençon
19454   2000-10-14
Ishikawa, 37.42378 137.17039
TNS:F
Lyophyllum sykosporum Hongo & Clémençon
19447   1965-10-03
Ishikawa, 36.51622 136.67467
TNS:F
Lyophyllum sykosporum Hongo & Clémençon
19452   2002-10-13
Ishikawa, Housu-gun, 37.34892 137.11331
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