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University of Arizona, Gilbertson Mycological Herbarium, specimen-based
ARIZ	Hypospila californica Dearn. & Barthol. ARIZ-M-AN01616P.D. Keener   1956-09-22 USA, Arizona, Coconino, Oak Creek Canyon Rec. area Full Record Details
ARIZ	Hypospila californica Dearn. & Barthol. ARIZ-M-AN01617P.D. Keener   1954-10-04 USA, Arizona, Graham, Wet Canyon picnic area, Pinaleno Mtns. Full Record Details
ARIZ	Hypospila californica Dearn. & Barthol. ARIZ-M-AN01618P.D. Keener   1960-10-12 USA, Arizona, Graham, Wet Canyon picnic area, Swift Trail, Coronado Natl. Forest, near Safford Full Record Details
ARIZ	Hypospila californica Dearn. & Barthol. ARIZ-M-AN01619P.D. Keener   1954-10-04 USA, Arizona, Graham, Coronado Natl. Forest Full Record Details
ARIZ	Hypospila californica Dearn. & Barthol. ARIZ-M-AN01620P.D. Keener   1960-10-12 USA, Arizona, Graham, Wet Canyon, Swift Trail, Coronado Nat. Forest, Pinaleno Mtns. Full Record Details
University of Wyoming, Wilhelm G. Solheim Mycological Herbarium
RMS	Hypospila californica Dearn. & Barthol. RMS0012848P. D. Keener   1960-10-12 Full Record Details
USDA United States National Fungus Collections
BPI	Hypospila californica Dearn. & Barthol. BPI 623850Keener P. D.   1960-10-12 United States, Arizona, Wet Canyon, Swift Trail, Coronado National Forest, Pinaleno Mtns, Graham Co. Full Record Details
BPI	Hypospila californica Dearn. & Barthol. BPI 623933Miller J. H.   1938-00-00 United States, Georgia, Athens, 33.960948 -83.377936 Full Record Details
BPI	Hypospila californica Dearn. & Barthol. BPI 863269Bartholomew, C.   1924-08-12 United States, California, Riverside, 33.953349 -117.396156 Full Record Details

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