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Taxa: Clitocybe albida (Omphalina albida), Omphalina albida
Search Criteria: excluding cultivated/captive occurrences
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New York Botanical Garden

NY:NY
Clitocybe albida (Fr.) Konrad
607900O. K. Miller   46371966-07-30
Canada, Alberta, North of Columbia Ice Fields, Jasper Park
NY:NY
Clitocybe albida (Fr.) Konrad
633401C. T. Rogerson   Anchel Voucher #6341965-10-09
United States of America, New York, Dutchess Co., Stissing Mountain, 41.956481 -73.692628

New Zealand Fungarium

PDD:PDD
Clitocybe albida (P. Karst.) Mussat
PDD 64641Peter Russell Johnston   1995-05-11
New Zealand, -46.580186 169.414643
PDD:PDD
Clitocybe albida (P. Karst.) Mussat
PDD 99834A Freeston | R Freeston   2005-06-15
New Zealand, -41.25 174.983333
PDD:PDD
Clitocybe albida (P. Karst.) Mussat
PDD 70302A Freeston | R Freeston   1997-05-10
New Zealand, -41.115269 175.134021
PDD:PDD
Clitocybe albida (P. Karst.) Mussat
PDD 69752A Freeston | R Freeston   1996-06-00
New Zealand, -41.092597 175.127695
PDD:PDD
PDD 99815A Freeston | R Freeston   
New Zealand, -41.066666 174.933333
PDD:PDD
Clitocybe albida (P. Karst.) Mussat
PDD 99766A Freeston | R Freeston   2005-06-23
New Zealand, -41.043744 175.21957
PDD:PDD
PDD 81867Patrick Leonard   2004-04-28
New Zealand, -40.642799 172.483537, 50m
PDD:PDD
Clitocybe albida (P. Karst.) Mussat
PDD 78169R Freeston | A Freeston   2003-05-06
New Zealand, -37.446117 175.922349

University of Michigan Herbarium

MICH:Fungi
Clitocybe albida (G. Stev.) E. Horak
54796J. Favre   19-Oct-471947-10-19
Switzerland
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