Dataset: OSU-M
Taxa: Rutstroemiaceae
Search Criteria: excluding cultivated/captive occurrences

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Oregon State University Fungi, OSC


OSU-OSC:M
28943Amy Rossman   Rossman 1901970-06-14
Puerto Rico, Rt. 105 at Km 32.0

OSU-OSC:M
86724Steven E. Carpenter   Carpenter 2921973-07-13
United States, New York, Watkins Glen

OSU-OSC:M
28929Ann Rossman   Rossman 1831970-06-14
Unknown, Unknown, Toro Nigro.

OSU-OSC:M
28940Ann Rossman   Rossman 161970-06-16
Unknown, Unknown, Stream above Maricas Fish Hatchery

OSU-OSC:M
28985Ann Rossman   Rossman #1531970-06-10
Unknown, Unknown, On trail to de la Mina, Rt. 191.

OSU-OSC:M
29011Ann Rossman   Rossman 1621970-06-12
Unknown, Unknown, Rt. 20 @ km. 20.2

OSU-OSC:M
50705   
United States, California, Del Norte, McNeil Creek, 42.59 -122.65

OSU-OSC:M
60090Jim Trappe   Trappe 197051997-05-07
United States, Oregon, Douglas County, Bureau of Land Management, Myrtle Island Research Natural Area

OSU-OSC:M
86723   1970-06-12
Mexico, Puebla, Camino Paso de Cortez-Tlamacas, 1700m

OSU-OSC:M
93581G. Carroll   1963-08-24
United States, Massachusetts, none listed


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