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Dataset: All Collections
Taxa: Mycena translucentipes
Search Criteria: excluding cultivated/captive occurrences
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S.M. Tracy Herbarium Texas A&M University

TAES
Mycena translucentipes (Murrill) Kühner
TAES0154868D. P. Lewis   114632014-09-15
United States, Texas, Brazoria, Tom Taroni residence, 29.039 -95.4438
TAES
Mycena translucentipes (Murrill) Kühner
TAES0154869D. P. Lewis   116472014-10-22
United States, Texas, Brazoria, Residence, 905 Magnolia St., 29.039 -95.4438
TAES
Mycena translucentipes (Murrill) Kühner
TAES0154870D. P. Lewis   119342015-07-01
United States, Texas, Bexar, Residence, 7 Ryans Point Dr., 29.4165 -98.4953

University of Central Oklahoma Herbarium - Fungi

CSU
Mycena translucentipes (Murrill) Kühner
CSU-F-02310C. Lerenson   119342015-07-07
USA, Texas, Brazoria Co., Residence 7 Ryans Point Drive, 29.4165 -98.4953
CSU
Mycena translucentipes (Murrill) Kühner
CSU-F-02313T. Taroni   116472014-10-22
USA, Texas, Brazoria Co., 905 Magnolia St., 29.039 -95.4438
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