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iNaturalist Research Grade Observations
iNat-iNaturalist	Porpoloma sejunctum Singer 91030542Cristian Riquelme   2019-06-00 Chile, Bo-Bo, Concepcin Province, Bio Bio, Chile, -36.837653163 -73.0242883068 Full Record Details
Museo Botánico Córdoba Fungarium
CORD	Porpoloma sejunctum Singer CORDC00005185Smith, M. E.|   11332015-10-05 Argentina, Río Negro, Nahuel Huapi National Park, Bariloche, Argentina - along road halfway to Tronador Full Record Details
CORD-IMBIV:CORD	Porpoloma sejunctum Singer CORDC00006683Alija Mujic   AM-AR17-0262017-04-00 Argentina, Río Negro, Arroyo Goye, drainage just upstream of trail near Nothofagus dombeyi invasion study site, -41.107028 -71.520639 Full Record Details
University of Florida Herbarium - Fungi
FLAS	Porpoloma sejunctum Singer FLAS-F-63779Alija Mujic   AM-AR17-0262017-04-26 Argentina, Arroyo Goye, drainage just upstream of trail near Nothofagus dombeyi invasion study site, 926m Full Record Details
FLAS	Porpoloma sejunctum Singer FLAS-F-63124Giuliana Furci   MES-11332015-05-09 Argentina, Nahuel Huapi National Park, Bariloche, Argentina - along road halfway to Tronador Full Record Details
FLAS	Porpoloma sejunctum Singer FLAS-F-65075Matthew Smith   MES-24422017-04-04 Chile, Magallanes, Magallanes Forest Reserve, on Sendero de Chile across the street from the parkinglot above the guardaparque. Full Record Details
University of Michigan Herbarium
MICH:Fungi	Porpoloma sejunctum Singer 11835R. Singer   M2561950-02-13 Argentina, Tierra del Fuego, Rio Grande, Estancia Nueva Argentina Full Record Details
University of Tennessee Fungal Herbarium
TENN-F	Porpoloma sejunctum Singer TENN-F-071001G. Palfner   CONC-F04162008-09-03 Chile Full Record Details

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