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

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Inocybe gracilissima Matheny & Bougher
TENN-F-065718J.A. Curnow   JAC28091989-04-10
Australia, Northern Territory, Katherine, Cutta Cutta Caves, 25 Km South of Katherine, -14.58333333 132.4666667
TENN-F
Inocybe gracilissima Matheny & Bougher
TENN-F-066946P.B. Matheny   PBM37382012-02-24
Australia, Queensland, Mareeba, End of Emerald Creek Road, Dinden State Forest, Near Mareeba, -17.05222222 145.54
TENN-F
Inocybe gracilissima Matheny & Bougher
TENN-F-066970P.B. Matheny, M.D. Barrett, & N.L. Bougher   PBM37352012-02-23
Australia, Queensland, Kuranda, Clohesy River Road, Near Turnoff To Cedar Falls Resort, Near Kuranda, -16.92138889 145.5863889
TENN-F
Inocybe gracilissima Matheny & Bougher
TENN-F-066974N.L. Bougher & M.D. Barrett   PBM37422012-02-24
Australia, Queensland, Mareeba, End of Emerald Creek Road, Dinden State Forest, Near Mareeba, -17.05222222 145.54
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Inocybe gracilissima Matheny & Bougher
TENN-F-066988P.B. Matheny   PBM37602012-02-25
Australia, Queensland, Cairns, Mt. Whitfield Conservation Park, -16.89833333 145.7508333
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Inocybe gracilissima Matheny & Bougher
TENN-F-067738N.L. Bougher   BOU9222012-02-22
Australia, Queensland, Atherton, Hallorans Hill Environmental Park, -17.26472222 145.4838889
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Inocybe gracilissima Matheny & Bougher
TENN-F-067739N.L. Bougher   BOU9362012-02-24
Australia, Queensland, Emerald Creek Rd, End of Rd, Dinden State Forest, -17.05222222 145.54
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Inocybe gracilissima Matheny & Bougher
TENN-F-067740N.L. Bougher   BOU9372012-02-24
Australia, Queensland, Davies Creek Rd, Dinden National Park, -17.02666667 145.6011111
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