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Taxa: Resinomycena montana
Search Criteria: excluding cultivated/captive occurrences
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Canadian National Mycological Herbarium

AAFC:DAOM
Resinomycena montana Redhead & Singer
178215S.A. Redhead 3977   1980-09-21
Canada, British Columbia, Rocky Mt. Trench
AAFC:DAOM
Resinomycena montana Redhead & Singer
178214S.A. Redhead AI 24   1973-09-22
Canada, British Columbia, North Vancouver, Mt. Seymour, 152m
AAFC:DAOM
Resinomycena montana Redhead & Singer
178218S.A. Redhead AJ3   1973-09-17
Canada, British Columbia, North Vancouver, Mt. Seymour
AAFC:DAOM
Resinomycena montana Redhead & Singer
187564S.A. Redhead 4446   1982-09-21
Canada, British Columbia, Haida Gwaii [former Queen Charlotte Islands], Graham Island

Field Museum of Natural History

F:Botany
Resinomycena montana Redhead & Singer Redhead & Singer
C0003970FS. A. Redhead   A-I 24
Canada, British Columbia, Mount Seymour, 49.399083 -122.950538, 3500m

Oregon State University Herbarium

OSC
Resinomycena montana Redhead & Singer
120093K. Erickson   KAE110800-562000-11-08
United States, Washington, Lewis, Gifford Pinchot National Forest. Randle Ranger District, from Randle take the 131 hwy to the 25 Rd. Follow the 25 Rd to the 2506 rd. drive 1.0 miles on the 2506 Rd. to reach the 020 spur. Follow the 020 spur for 0.6 miles to reach SRP1, which is 15 feet off the road on the northwest side. The route from the SRP to the REference point twists back and forth on the fire line between the clearcut and unctu units. The Reference point lies 50 feet uphill from the edge of the unit., 46.44 -121.96, 610m
OSC
Resinomycena montana Redhead & Singer
120094K. Erickson   KAE110800-432000-11-08
United States, Washington, Lewis, Gifford Pinchot National Forest. Randle Ranger District, From Randle take the 131 Hwy to the 25 Rd. Follow the 25 Rd tot he 2506 Rd. Drive 1.0 miles onthe 2506 Rd. to reach the 020 spur. Follow the 020 spur for 0.6 miles to reach SRP1, which is 15 feet off the road on the northwest side. The route form the SRP to the Reference point twists back and forth on the fire line between the clearcut and uncut units. The Reference point lies 50 feet uphill from the edge of the unit, 46.44 -121.96, 610m
OSC
Resinomycena montana Redhead & Singer
115196Marc LaPine   MJL0162001-05-14
United States, Oregon, Lane, Middle Fork Ranger District, From Fish Hatchery road go East, Willamette National Forest, On Salmon Creek road 8.1 miles to junction 1934. Go 2.8 miles on 1934 to junction with 1935, take right and go 1.8 to junction 1936. Take left and go 0.6 mile to old logging psur on left between timber types. Walk down blocked spur. Reference point on right by self before road narrows (about 80 feet)., 43.80689 -122.24911, 1006m
OSC
Resinomycena montana Redhead & Singer
115197Marc LaPine   MJL0182001-05-14
United States, Oregon, Lane, Middle Fork Ranger District, From Fish Hatchery road go East, Willamette National Forest, CVS Plot # 2079142\ From Fish Hatchery road go east on Salmon creek road 8.1 miles to junction 8.1 miles to junction 1934. go 2.8 miles on 1934 to junction with 1935, take right and go 1.8 to junction 1936. Take left and go 0.6 miles to old logging spur on left bwteen timber types. Walk down blocked spur. Reference point on right by slef before road narrows (about 80 feet), 43.80689 -122.24911, 1006m
OSC
Resinomycena montana Redhead & Singer
115198Marc LaPine   MJL0202001-05-14
United States, Oregon, Lane, Middle Fork Ranger District, From Fish Hatchery road go East, Willamette National Forest, From Fish Hatchery road go east on Salmon creek road 8.1 miles to junction 1934. go 2.8 miles on 1934 to junction with 1935, take right and go 1.8 to junction 1936. Take left and go 0.6 mile to old logging spur on left between timber types. Walk down blocked spur. Reference point on right by shelf before road narrows (about 80 feet)., 43.80689 -122.24911, 1006m
OSC
Resinomycena montana Redhead & Singer
115199Marc LaPine   MJL064.52001-06-07
United States, Oregon, Lane, Middle Fork Ranger District, Travel East from Eugene, Willamette National Forest, On Hwy 58 for 0.6 miles past mile post 20 to FS road 5883, travel south on 5883 for 2.6 miles to FS road 500, travel west on FS road 500 for 3.6 miles. Reference point tree is on south edge of clear-cut just off south side of road 500., 43.8583 -122.72506, 549m
OSC
Resinomycena montana Redhead & Singer
112939L Trabant   LAT-04-02-01-012001-04-02
United States, Oregon, Lincoln, Waldport Ranger District, From the Junction of Roads 5100 and 3100, From the junction of Roads 5100 and 3100, drive northerly, then easterly for 4.2 miles on the 3100 road to 29 inch Tsuga heterophylla then walk southerly for 450 feet to Reference point., 44.51964 -123.96127, 91m

San Francisco State University, Harry D. Thiers Herbarium

SFSU
Resinomycena montana Redhead & Singer
SFSU-F-030010D. E. Desjardin   50421990-12-13

University of British Columbia Herbarium

UBC
Resinomycena montana Redhead & Singer
F15355Paul Kroeger   PK29312004-09-00
Canada, British Columbia, Ellen Island, Queen Charlotte Islands, 52.15 -131.1

University of Michigan Herbarium

MICH:Fungi
Resinomycena montana Redhead & Singer
338211A. H. Smith   147321939-07-03
USA, Washington, Clallam, Lower Elwha River.

University of Washington Herbarium

WTU
Resinomycena montana Redhead & Singer
WTU-F-011343J. W. Lennox   JWL2711969-10-05
U.S.A., Washington, Chelan, Snow Creek Trail entrance, Leavenworth., 47.541613 -120.712013
WTU
Resinomycena montana Redhead & Singer
WTU-F-011345J. W. Lennox   JWL2521969-09-27
U.S.A., Washington, Kittitas, Snoqualmie Pass, Lake Keechelus., 47.3925 -121.39889
WTU
Resinomycena montana Redhead & Singer
WTU-F-011351PSMS   GW521992-07-08
U.S.A., Washington, Snohomish, Barlow Pass study site., 48.02667 -121.44278
WTU
Resinomycena montana Redhead & Singer
WTU-F-018872Susan Ammirati, Joe Ammirati   4611987-04-19
U.S.A., Washington, Pierce, Pack Forest, Plot 16., 46.838823 -122.294226
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