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Taxa: Tsugacorticium kenaicum
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Cornell University Plant Pathology Herbarium

CUP
Tsugacorticium kenaicum Nakasone & Burds.
CUP-068287Lawrence Millman   s.n.2011-08-29
United States, Alaska, Northern end of Kenai Mountains, between Girdwood and Cooper Landing., 60.49 -149.834167

USDA Forest Service, Center for Forest Mycology Research

CFMR
Tsugacorticium kenaicum Nakasone & Burds.
11598H.H. Burdsall, Jr.   HHB-17315-Sp1998-07-27
United States, Alaska, Golden Fin Trail (Ski Lake Trail), Kenai Peninsula, 60.0858 -151.3823
CFMR
Tsugacorticium kenaicum Nakasone & Burds.
11599W. Woodgate   HHB-17333-Sp1998-07-28
United States, Alaska, Golden Fin Trail, Kenai Peninsula, N 60 deg, 15.4', 149 deg, 21.4', 60.0858 -151.3823
CFMR
Tsugacorticium kenaicum Nakasone & Burds.
17435H.H. Burdsall, Jr.   HHB-17267-Sp1998-07-27
United States, Alaska, Kenai Peninsula, North of Summit Pass, 60.271134 -150.565049
CFMR
Tsugacorticium kenaicum Nakasone & Burds.
17437H.H. Burdsall, Jr.   HHB-17340-Sp1998-07-29
United States, Alaska, Turnout at base of hill at S end of Turnagain Arm across from Portage, 60.816232 -148.965232
CFMR
Tsugacorticium kenaicum Nakasone & Burds.
14514H.H. Burdsall, Jr.   HHB-154121994-08-18
Canada, British Columbia, Cypress Bowl Ski Area

USDA United States National Fungus Collections

BPI
Tsugacorticium kenaicum Nakasone & Burds.
BPI 884133Woodgate, Wayne   HHB 173331998-07-28
United States, Alaska, Kenai Peninsula, Golden Fin Trail alask Seward, 10 mi north; 60 15.4 N, 149 21.4 W
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