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

HAY
Jimgerdemannia Trappe, Desirò, M.E. Sm., Bonito & Bidartondo
HAY-F-004990Dean Lyons   2023-05-29
United States, California, Siskiyou County, Mill Creek drainage, west of Sawyers Bar road, Klamath NF., 41.42928152 -122.967996
HAY
Jimgerdemannia Trappe, Desirò, M.E. Sm., Bonito & Bidartondo
HAY-F-011425Taye Bright   2024-06-30
United States, California, Mono County, Mixed hardwood/conifer forest around Fern Lake, approx. 8,900 ft. Inyo National Forest., 37.745525 -119.1080167

iNaturalist Research Grade Observations

iNat-iNaturalist
Jimgerdemannia flammicorona
3922370Dougal Townsend   2016-08-00
New Zealand, Wellington, Percy Scenic Reserve, -41.2175102439 174.8765945435

Mushroom Observer

MUOB
Jimgerdemannia flammicorona
MUOB 409475Alden Dirks   ACD02702020-05-11
United States, Michigan, Washtenaw, Newcomb Tract, 42.4139 -83.9032, 271 - 271m

New Zealand Fungarium

PDD:PDD
Jimgerdemannia sp. 'Murchison (PDD 106677)'
PDD 105641Jerry A. Cooper   2014-06-14
New Zealand, -43.584178 172.641311
PDD:PDD
Jimgerdemannia sp. 'Murchison (PDD 106677)'
PDD 106677Jerry A. Cooper   2016-12-27
New Zealand, -41.801647 172.312274
PDD:PDD
Jimgerdemannia Trappe, Desirò, M.E. Sm., Bonito & Bidartondo
PDD 112745Grey Smith   2018-12-08
New Zealand, -40.34211 175.812487

University of Florida Herbarium - Fungi

FLAS
Jimgerdemannia lactiflua
FLAS-F-70972J.M. Trappe   Trappe 58191980-06-18
United States, California, Butte, 39.812106 -121.578306, 792m
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