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Taxa: Psathyrella anaglaea
Search Criteria: excluding cultivated/captive occurrences
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University of Michigan Herbarium

MICH:Fungi
Psathyrella anaglaea (Maire) Maire & Werner
47949A. H. Smith   May-451945-05-00
USA, Michigan, Roscommon, Higgins Lake
MICH:Fungi
Psathyrella anaglaea (Maire) Maire & Werner
47950A. H. Smith   802001970-06-16
USA, Michigan, Oakland, Haven Hill, 42.6420408 -83.5581923
MICH:Fungi
Psathyrella anaglaea (Maire) Maire & Werner
47951B. B. Kanouse   5011945-05-23
USA, Michigan, Roscommon, McCrea's yard, Higgins Lake
MICH:Fungi
Psathyrella anaglaea (Maire) Maire & Werner
47952A. McCrea   5071945-05-23
USA, Michigan, Roscommon, McCrea's yard, Higgins Lake
MICH:Fungi
Psathyrella anaglaea (Maire) Maire & Werner
47953A. McCrea   5081945-05-23
USA, Michigan, Roscommon, McCrea's yard, Higgins Lake
MICH:Fungi
Psathyrella anaglaea (Maire) Maire & Werner
47954A. McCrea   5091945-05-23
USA, Michigan, Roscommon, McCrea's yard, Higgins Lake
MICH:Fungi
Psathyrella anaglaea (Maire) Maire & Werner
47955A. McCrea   5291945-05-24
USA, Michigan, Roscommon, Higgin's Lake
MICH:Fungi
Psathyrella anaglaea (Maire) Maire & Werner
65248L. R. Hesler   142131942-05-24
USA, Tennessee, Sevier, Mt Le Conte, near, Great Smoky Mountains National Park

University of Tennessee Fungal Herbarium

TENN-F
Psathyrella anaglaea (Maire) Maire & Werner
TENN-F-014213L.R. Hesler   LRH142131942-05-24
United States, Tennessee, Sevier, Gatlinburg, GSMNP [Great Smoky Mountains National Park], Near Mt. Leconte, 35.655 -83.44111111
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