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Taxa: Russula brevis
Search Criteria: excluding cultivated/captive occurrences
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Meise Botanic Garden Herbarium

BR
Russula brevis Romagn. ex Bon
BR5020214087456VDe Kesel A.   65272020-11-18
Belgium, Bornem (Noordelijk Eiland), 51.107025 4.30503

Muséum National d'Histoire Naturelle

PC-MNHN:PC
Russula brevis Romagn. ex Bon
PC0089470   1963-09-02
Oise, Neuville-en-Hez

Naturalis Biodiversity Center

L
Russula brevis Romagn. ex Bon
L 0790486Keizer P-J   Keizer, P-J 88- 1561988-10-07
Netherlands, Drenthe, Foxwolde, nabij Roden, PQ Q13, 53.134992 6.395854
L
Russula brevis Romagn. ex Bon
L 0790496Vuure M van   Vuure, M van s.n.1967-09-09
Netherlands, Gelderland, landgoed Middachten met kasteel, 52.013825 6.079118
L
Russula brevis Romagn. ex Bon
L 0783693Wisman J   Wisman, J s.n.2012-07-19
Netherlands, Drenthe, Vledderveen, beside of a deer garden., 52.876266 6.187111
L
Russula brevis Romagn. ex Bon
L 0783694Wisman J   Wisman, J s.n.2012-07-19
Netherlands, Drenthe, South of Zorgvlied along the road Wateren., 52.9097 6.2825
L
Russula brevis Romagn. ex Bon
L 0608892Jansen PB   Jansen, PB 85- 5651985-09-13
Netherlands, Zuid-Holland, Netherlands, Den Haag (Z. H.), Clingeldael., 52.070498 4.3007
L
Russula brevis Romagn. ex Bon
L 0412177Bas C   Bas, C 86771989-09-23
Netherlands, Zuid-Holland
L
Russula brevis Romagn. ex Bon
L 0412174Vuure M van   Vuure, M van s.n.1970-11-09
Netherlands, Gelderland, 52.145922 6.446415

Université de Montréal, Cercle des Mycologues de Montréal Fungarium

CMMF
Russula brevis Romagn. ex Bon
CMMF003905Lamoureux, Yves   2005-08-03
Canada, Québec, Memphrémagog, Mt Orford, 45.340394 -72.208677
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