Dataset: All Collections
Taxa: Russula earlei
Search Criteria: Ohio; includes cultivated/captive occurrences

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iNaturalist Research Grade Observations


iNat-iNaturalist
7002152Django Grootmyers   2016-07-30
United States of America, Ohio, Hocking Hills State Forest, Ohio, USA, 39.4017 -82.5348

iNat-iNaturalist
9570065mycowalt   2003-08-10
United States of America, Ohio, Beaver Creek State Forest, East Liverpool, Ohio, USA, 40.67455 -80.5413

iNat-iNaturalist
9585270mycowalt   2015-07-12
United States of America, Ohio, Beaver Creek State Forest, East Liverpool, Ohio, USA, 40.67455 -80.5413

iNat-iNaturalist
14379844John Plischke   2018-07-15
United States of America, Ohio, Lake Hope State Park, 39.337616 -82.355784

iNat-iNaturalist
19168384Django Grootmyers   2018-06-25
United States of America, Ohio, Highbanks Metro Park, Lewis Center, Ohio, USA, 40.15415 -83.02715

iNat-iNaturalist
40348373John Plischke   2018-07-15
United States of America, Ohio, Lake Hope State Park, Ohio, USA, 39.33775 -82.35475

iNat-iNaturalist
53914980masadler   2020-07-21
United States of America, Ohio, Munroe Falls, OH 44262, USA, 41.1294145513 -81.4249030128

iNat-iNaturalist
54301864masadler   2020-07-23
United States of America, Ohio, Willoughby Hills, OH, USA, 41.589185 -81.4194849722

Miami University, Willard Sherman Turrell Herbarium


MU
000301568Django Grootmyers   3228602018-06-25
United States, Ohio, Delaware, Lewis Center, Highbanks Metro Park. Found by Neil Mezache. Potential ECM host in the area were Quercus ssp, Carya ssp, Carpinus caroliniana, Ostrya virginiana, and Fagus grandifolia., 40.154 -83.024, 261m

MU-MU-F-58284:000301568
58284Django Grootmyers   2018-06-25
United States, Ohio, Lewis Center, Highbanks Metro Park. Found by Neil Mezache. Potential ECM hosts in the area were Quercus spp, Carya spp, Carpinus caroliniana, Ostrya virginiana and Fagus grandifolia., 40.154 -83.024

MU-MU-F-58285:000301569
58285Django Grootmyers   2016-07-30
United States, Ohio, Hocking County. Hocking State Forest. Moist cap. Indistinct smell. Thick, widely spaced, pale yellow gills. Cap cuticle not peelable. Mild taste. 5% KOH reddish brown on cap. FeSO4 brown to pink on cap. Growing near hickory, hemlock and sugar maple.

Mushroom Observer


MUOB
MUOB 31756walt sturgeon   MUOB 317562003-08-10
United States, Ohio, East Liverpool, Beaver Creek State Forest, 40.6746 -80.5413

MUOB
MUOB 72607Noah Siegel   MUOB 726072011-07-25
United States, Ohio, Athens, Wayne National Forest, 39.4319 -82.1841

MUOB
MUOB 72955Dan Molter   MUOB 729552011-07-30
United States, Ohio, Athens, Wayne National Forest, 39.4319 -82.1841

MUOB
MUOB 209810walt sturgeon   MUOB 2098102015-07-12
United States, Ohio, East Liverpool, Beaver Creek State Forest, 40.6746 -80.5413

MUOB
MUOB 260052Django Grootmyers   MUOB 2600522016-07-30
United States, Ohio, Hocking, Hocking State Forest, 39.4832 -82.5518

MUOB
MUOB 322860Django Grootmyers   MUOB 3228602018-06-25
United States, Ohio, Lewis Center, Highbanks Metro Park, 40.154 -83.024, 261 - 261m

University of Tennessee Fungal Herbarium


TENN-F
TENN-F-077980Django Grootmyers   MO4532022020-08-05
United States, Ohio, Delaware and Franklin Cos., Highbanks Metro Park, 40.1421 -83.0308


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Google Map

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Google Earth (KML)

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