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Taxa: Scutellinia gintlii
Search Criteria: excluding cultivated/captive occurrences
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California State University East Bay Fungarium

HAY
Scutellinia gintlii (Velen.) Svrcek
HAY-F-011441Jaren Hockert   2024-06-30
United States, California, Trinity County, Shasta-Trinity NF, Wild-Mad Rd, along the roadside. 500km north of North Kelsey Peak., 40.210745 -123.1536362
HAY
Scutellinia gintlii (Velen.) Svrcek
HAY-F-011529Taye Bright   2024-07-09
United States, California, Fresno County, Abies dominant conifer forest on granitic outcroppings, about 6,000 ft. Sierra National Forest., 37.15523617 -119.2632617
HAY
Scutellinia gintlii (Velen.) Svrcek
HAY-F-013293Dean Lyons   2024-11-23
United States, California, Humboldt County, Su-Meg State Park., 41.13273082 -124.1546895
HAY
Scutellinia gintlii (Velen.) Svrcek
HAY-F-011310Sadie Hickey   2024-06-25
United States, California, Humboldt County, Prairie Creek Bottoms., 41.3645478 -124.0225504

iNaturalist Research Grade Observations

iNat
Scutellinia gintlii (Velen.) Svrcek
194467165trippdmnh   2023-12-20
United States, Oregon, Lincoln, Lincoln County, OR, USA, 44.89638056 -124.0044111
iNat
Scutellinia gintlii (Velen.) Svrcek
116296089ym_wang_pnw   2022-05-08
United States, Washington, Unknown, Kelsey Creek Park, Bellevue, WA, US, 47.60087197 -122.1689489

University of California, Los Angeles

LA
Scutellinia gintlii (Velen.) Svrcek
LA-F-000239Rudy Diaz   2024-06-15
United States, California, San Bernardino County, John's Meadow. San Gorgornio Wilderness., 34.1453778333 -116.9234466667
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