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Specimen Record

ContinentNorth America
CountryUnited States
State/ProvinceMaryland
County/ParishFrederick
LocalityCatoctin Mt. Pk.
Latitude39.651775
Longitude-77.464193
Institution CodeVpi
Catalog NumberVpi-f-0002516
Collected ByO.k. Miller
Date Collected1969-09-16

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Massey Herbarium (Virginia Tech)
http://www.biol.vt.edu/about/herbarium/

The mycological collections at Virginia Tech include primarily Basidiomycetes with emphases on the Agaricales, Boletales, Gasteromycetes, and the Aphyllophorales. In addition, a small Ascomycete collection with emphasis on Discomycetes is present. The collection has been a pivotal part of the program of teaching and research in mycology over the past from 1970 through 2005. With the retirement of Dr. Orson K. Miller, the mycological collection entered a static stage in terms of growth. In 2012, the bulk of the collection was transferred to the New York Botanical Garden with 5000 specimens from the Southeastern United States remaining at VPI. Many collections are complemented by fresh notes, color transparencies and black and white negatives. A Microsoft Access database contains nearly 15,000 records, including all specimens currently housed at VPI. The mycological herbarium is participating in the Macrofungi Collections Consortium Digitization Project during 2013-2014 and will be available online at a later date.

Prior to being moved to the New York Botanical Garden, the collection contained an estimated 29,500 specimens. Geographical coverage included major collections from Virginia and the Appalachian region, central Idaho and northwestern Montana. In addition, an Alaskan collection numbered more than 6000 with emphasis on arctic and alpine tundra fungi. Major foreign collection were from Europe, Western Australia, Republic of Korea and from The Greater Antilles, especially Puerto Rico, the Dominican Republic, and Jamaica. Additional collections came from Canada, Japan, South Africa, and Thailand. Those interested in consulting specimens from outside the SE United States region should contact the New York Botanical Garden.

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Taxonomy
Scientific NameLepiota clypeolaria
KingdomFungi
PhylumBasidiomycota
ClassAgaricomycetes
OrderAgaricales
FamilyAgaricaceae
GenusLepiota
Specific Epithetclypeolaria
Scientific Name Authors(Bull.) P. Kumm.
Specimen
Identified ByOKM & E.C.Vellinga.
Catalog NumberVPI-F-0002516
Institution CodeVPI
Occurrence ID2029556
Basis of RecordPreservedSpecimen
Collection Event
Collected ByO.K. Miller
Collector NumberOKM 8085
Date Collected1969-09-16
Year1969
Month9
Day16
Start Day of Year259
Locality
CountryUnited States
State / ProvinceMaryland
CountyFrederick
Continentnorth america
LocalityCatoctin Mt. Pk.
Habitaton the ground under hardwoods
Decimal Latitude39.651775
Decimal Longitude-77.464193
Coordinate Uncertainty In Meters4225
Geodetic DatumWGS84
Georeference RemarksIncludes whole park.
Georeferenced Byvtherbarium (2014-04-22 07:21:01)
Other
Modified2014-07-19 13:21:05
dwc:datasetID7ddf754f-d193-4cc9-b351-99906754a03b
dwc:georeferenceSourcesgeoref batch tool 2014-04-22
dwc:georeferenceVerificationStatusreviewed - high confidence
dwc:rightshttp://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc-sa/3.0/
dwc:dispositionVPI
symbiota:verbatimScientificNameLepiota clypeolaria
dcterms:referenceshttp://mycoportal.org/portal/collections/individual/index.php?occid=2029556
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