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

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Inocybe parvifulva Matheny & Bougher
TENN-F-066954P.B. Matheny   PBM37182012-02-20
Australia, Queensland, Rainforest Intersection, Dinden National Park, -17.01305556 145.5819444
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Inocybe parvifulva Matheny & Bougher
TENN-F-066962P.B. Matheny & M.D. Barrett   PBM37262012-02-20
Australia, Queensland, Dinden National Park, Between Kuranda And Mareeba, -17.03277778 145.6091667
TENN-F
Inocybe parvifulva Matheny & Bougher
TENN-F-066967M.D. Barrett & P.B. Matheny   PBM37322012-02-23
Australia, Queensland, Kuranda, Black Mountain Road, Near Kuranda, -16.78555556 145.6255556
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Inocybe parvifulva Matheny & Bougher
TENN-F-066968M.D. Barrett, P.B. Matheny, & N.L. Bougher   PBM37332012-02-23
Australia, Queensland, Kuranda, Black Mountain Road, Near Kuranda, -16.78555556 145.6255556
TENN-F
Inocybe parvifulva Matheny & Bougher
TENN-F-067015P.B. Matheny & N. Fechner   PBM37832012-03-03
Australia, Queensland, Tarome, Rainforest Circuit Track, Cunninghaps Gap, Main Range National Park, -28.04972222 152.3936111
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Inocybe parvifulva Matheny & Bougher
TENN-F-069568N.L. Bougher   NLB9752012-03-03
Australia, Queensland, Main Range National Park, Cunningham's Gap, Rainforest Circuit, -28.04972222 152.3936111
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Inocybe parvifulva Matheny & Bougher
TENN-F-069574N.L. Bougher   NLB9162012-02-20
Australia, Queensland, Old Dinden National Park, Davies Creek Rd, -17.01305556 145.5819444
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