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Figure 2: Habitat information for "Leccinum griseum" from online herbarium records
Note: 16 records found; 5 records without habitat information are excluded from the table. Habitat for these collections may or may not be provided in collectors' notes and other associated documents in the herbaria.
Depositor | # | Year | State | Habitat Information | Herbarium*/Notes |
R. E. Halling | 2477 | 1978 | MA | Under oaks. | NY |
R. E. Halling | 4808 | 1986 | MA | Under Quercus & Betula. | NY |
A. H. Smith | 15410 | 1940 | MI | Dry Quercus woods. | MICH |
A. H. Smith | 84011 | 1972 | MI | In Quercus woods. | MICH |
D. Guravich | 158 | 1972 | MS | In lawns under broad leaved trees. | MICH |
D. Guravich | 649 | 1975 | MS | Under Quercus. | MICH |
D. Guravich | 730 | 1975 | MS | Under Quercus. | MICH |
W. B. Cooke | 730 | 1969 | OH | On ground in hardwood woods. | MICH |
K. A. Harrison | 12585 | 1974 | NS | Under Quercus in cemetery. | MICH |
Dermek | No # | 1967 | Slovak. | Under Corylus avellana & Carpinus betulus. | MICH |
K. H. McKnight | 15481 | 1975 | Czech. | In mixed deciduous forest. | BPI |
* NY = New York Botanical Garden; MICH = University of Michigan; TENN = University of Tennessee; OSU = Oregon State University; BPI = US National Fungus Collections. Differences in database scripting allow me to link individual records only for NY, TENN, and OSU; to see records in MICH and BPI, perform a search from the linked pages. Warning: some of the database scripting is archaic, and some of the servers are extremely slow.
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