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Description Kathleen Maisey Curtis, Lady Rigg, taken from a group photograph of the British Mycological Society, at the Selby Fungus Foray 9–14 September 1918.
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Source Transactions of the British Mycological Society v.6 1917-1919 (via Internet Archive)
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