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Taxa: Agaricus urinascens (Agaricus urinascens var. excellens, Agaricus urinascens var. urinascens, Agaricus macrosporus), Agaricus urinascens var. excellens (Psalliota excellens, Agaricus albertii var. excellens, Agaricus macrosporus subsp. excellens, Agaricus macrosporus var. excellens), Agaricus urinas... (show all)
Search Criteria: excluding cultivated/captive occurrences
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USDA United States National Fungus Collections

BPI
BPI 893598MCKNIGHT K. H.   800831031980-08-31
Denmark, Campground Undinegardens, Sjaelland, Denmark
BPI
BPI 893607MCKNIGHT K. H.   801008101980-10-08
Denmark, 0.5 km South of Systofte, Falster, Denmark
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BPI 893675McKnight K.H.   800929011980-08-29
Denmark, Rosenlunde, Farm near Bastrup, Sjaelland at roadside under tree
BPI
BPI 893676McKnight K.H.   801007191980-10-07
Denmark, Flintinge Byskov, Lolland under Picea
BPI
BPI 893677McKnight K.H.   160161975-10-11
Czechoslovakia, Cepicna, near Susice, Southern Bohemia near conifer-hardwood forest
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BPI 893678McKnight K.H.   801002011980-10-02
Sweden, Graneberg Ovet Campground, S of Uppsala, Uppland under Pinus
BPI
BPI 893679McKnight K.H.   160161975-10-11
Czechoslovakia, Cepicna near Susice, Southern Bohemia near conifer-hardwood forest
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BPI 893680McKnight K.H.   800829121980-08-29
Denmark, Campground Undinegardens, N of Ganlose, Sjaelland in campground
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BPI 893681McKnight K.H.   800829011980-08-29
Denmark, Rosenlunde, Farm near Bastrup, Sjaelland at roadside
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BPI 893683McKnight K.H.   800912061980-09-12
Denmark, N of Vardingborg, Sjaelland Meadow by highway
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