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Dataset: All Collections
Taxa: Amanita melleiceps
Search Criteria: excluding cultivated/captive occurrences
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Ibaraki Nature Museum

INM
98958   2010-07-01
Ibaraki, Moriya-shi, 35.95893 139.97554
INM
53340   2007-09-16
Ibaraki, Moriya-shi, 35.95013 139.98399
INM
71727   2011-06-22
Ibaraki, Naka-gun Tokaimura, 36.45444 140.58182
INM
70351   2005-09-10
Ibaraki, Bando-shi
INM
59948   2008-09-14
Ibaraki, Moriya-shi, 35.93425 140.00015
INM
58147   2008-07-12
Ibaraki, Joso-shi, 36.07232 139.85609

Mushroom Observer

MUOB
MUOB 361916Chaelthomas   MUOB 3619162019-03-25
Taiwan, New Taipei, 24.9872 121.645

National Museum of Nature and Science - Japan

TNS:F
237609   1997-10-05
Tokyo, 35.79903 139.25803
TNS:F
237545   1965-07-09
Shiga, 34.94408 135.90692
TNS:F
22913   2003-06-23
Ishikawa, 36.43553 136.55069
TNS:F
22912   1997-07-13
Ishikawa, 36.38903 136.4807
TNS:F
2515   1997-09-27
Tokyo, 35.63631 139.72298
TNS:F
1436   2000-10-14
Tokyo, 35.79903 139.25803

New York Botanical Garden

NY:NY
01947745O. K. Miller   201541982-09-13
Japan, Shiga, Arato Shrine, Otsu City
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