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Dataset: All Collections
Taxa: Cortinarius cremeolinus
Search Criteria: excluding cultivated/captive occurrences
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iNaturalist Research Grade Observations

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1586729David Orlovich   2014-05-12
New Zealand, Nelson, Cobb Ridge Track, Cobb Valley, -41.107926 172.692246

New Zealand Fungarium

PDD:PDD
PDD 72801Egon Horak | A Horak   2001-05-17
New Zealand, -39.172817 175.395976, 880m
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PDD 87636Ian A. Dickie   2008-05-12
New Zealand, -46.551014 169.478997
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PDD 87637Karl Soop   2008-05-12
New Zealand, -45.928663 170.063807
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PDD 78781Karl Soop   2004-04-26
New Zealand, -45.192412 167.828805
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PDD 78775Karl Soop   2004-04-24
New Zealand, -45.144253 167.967703
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PDD 94018Karl Soop   2008-04-28
New Zealand, -45.133999 167.948595
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PDD 105601Jerry A. Cooper   2014-04-23
New Zealand, -43.196411 172.249092
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PDD 95778Noah Siegel   2010-05-07
New Zealand, -43.152812 171.707589
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PDD 78788Karl Soop   2004-05-01
New Zealand, -42.909434 171.558236
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PDD 70506Karl Soop   1999-04-25
New Zealand, -42.525554 172.408298
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PDD 101858Karl Soop   2011-05-06
New Zealand, -42.519478 172.396381
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PDD 72797Egon Horak | A Horak   2001-05-17
New Zealand, -39.173905 175.399951, 880m
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PDD 88261Karl Soop   2006-04-25
New Zealand
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Cortinarius cremeolinus var. subpicoides
PDD 78808Karl Soop   2004-05-13
New Zealand, -41.419005 172.651127
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Cortinarius cremeolinus var. subpicoides
PDD 72659Egon Horak | A Horak   2001-04-30
New Zealand, -39.22566 175.503266, 1160m
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Cortinarius cremeolinus var. subpicoides
PDD 72765Egon Horak | A Horak   2001-05-13
New Zealand, -39.181766 175.523672, 1020m
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PDD 110889Patrick Leonard   2017-04-21
New Zealand, -41.0948 172.954
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Cortinarius cremeolinus var. subpicoides
PDD 107419Noah Siegel   2018-05-20
New Zealand, -41.798864 172.820392
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