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Dataset: UJAT-HONGOS
Search Criteria: México; Tabasco; Centro; excluding cultivated/captive occurrences
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Herbario UJAT, Colección de Hongos Macroscópicos

UJAT:HONGOS-UJAT
Buchwaldoboletus acauli
5195González-Chicas   2017-12-00
México, Tabasco, Centro, Centro de Interpretación y Convivencia con la Naturaleza Yumká
UJAT:HONGOS-UJAT
Buchwaldoboletus acauli
5196Cappello GS   2017-12-00
México, Tabasco, Centro, Centro de Interpretación y Convivencia con la Naturaleza Yumká
UJAT:HONGOS-UJAT
Aleuria aurantia
5197Cappello GS   2015-10-00
México, Tabasco, Centro, DACBIOL km 0.5 carretera Vhsa.-Cárdenas desviación Bosques de Saloya
UJAT:HONGOS-UJAT
Colus hirudinosus
5203López-D   2022-09-00
México, Tabasco, Centro, Carretera Bosques de Saloya, Calle Ar 60
UJAT:HONGOS-UJAT
Chlorophyllum molybdites
5205Cappello GS   2022-09-00
México, Tabasco, Centro, Parque museo la Venta
UJAT:HONGOS-UJAT
Aleuria aurantia
5207Cappello GS   2022-09-00
México, Tabasco, Centro, DACBIOL km 0.5 carretera Vhsa.-Cárdenas desviación Bosques de Saloya
UJAT:HONGOS-UJAT
Colus hirudinosus
5208Pérez-Silván   2022-09-00
México, Tabasco, Centro, Carretera Bosques de Saloya, Calle Ar 60
UJAT:HONGOS-UJAT
Phlebopus marginatus
5211Cappello GS   2022-09-00
México, Tabasco, Centro, DACBIOL km 0.5 carretera Vhsa.-Cárdenas desviación Bosques de Saloya
UJAT:HONGOS-UJAT
Phlebopus mexicanus
5212Cappello GS   2022-09-00
México, Tabasco, Centro, DACBIOL km 0.5 carretera Vhsa.-Cárdenas desviación Bosques de Saloya
UJAT:HONGOS-UJAT
Cystolepiota pulverulenta
5213Cappello GS   2022-09-00
México, Tabasco, Centro, DACBIOL km 0.5 carretera Vhsa.-Cárdenas desviación Bosques de Saloya
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