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Dataset: All Collections
Taxa: Tetrapyrgos tropicalis
Search Criteria: excluding cultivated/captive occurrences
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University of Tennessee Fungal Herbarium

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Tetrapyrgos tropicalis R.H. Petersen & S.A. Gordon
TENN-F-051002R.H. Petersen   45191992-05-30
United States, Puerto Rico, Luquillo, Carribean Nat Forest El Junque Rd To Verada Bisley, 18.31472222 -65.75388889
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Tetrapyrgos tropicalis R.H. Petersen & S.A. Gordon
TENN-F-051021R.H. Petersen   45151992-05-30
United States, Puerto Rico, Caribbean Nat. Forest El Junque Trail 3, Vic. Sabana sabana Work Station, 18.22083333 -66.59
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Tetrapyrgos tropicalis R.H. Petersen & S.A. Gordon
TENN-F-052379R.H. Petersen   34511990-12-03
United States, Puerto Rico, El Verde Biol. Station, Caribbean Natl. Forest, 18.33888889 -65.82583333
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Tetrapyrgos tropicalis R.H. Petersen & S.A. Gordon
TENN-F-052380R.H. Petersen   34611990-12-04
United States, Puerto Rico, Rio Grande, Palmer, El Yunque, Big Tree Trail, Caribbean Natl. Forest, 19.30388889 -65.77527778
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