Search Results (List)

Dataset: All Collections
Taxa: Taphrina wiesneri (Exoascus minor, Exoascus wiesneri, Taphrina minor)
Search Criteria: excluding cultivated/captive occurrences
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U.S. National Fungus Collections

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BPI 947247A. Bondarzew   s.n.1926-00-00
Russia, Kursk
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BPI 959751   
United States
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BPI 974574   
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BPI 947147   s. n.
illegible
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BPI 1001544   
Poland
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BPI 991808   
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BPI 1011500   
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BPI 1022633   
Latvia
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BPI 1039095   
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BPI 1041898   
Austria
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BPI 1036381   
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BPI 1113066Jackson H. S.   1902-04-00
United States, Oregon, Corvallis, 44.564566 -123.262044
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BPI 677369Bubak F.   1903-06-07
Unknown
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BPI 677370   1900-05-27
Unknown
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BPI 677371Jaap Otto   1896-06-14
Unknown
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BPI 677372Petrak F.   1939-05-00
Austria, Niederdonau, Bisamberg, Wien
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BPI 677373Zavrel H.   1946-08-08
Czechoslovakia, Skalka alt. 260 meters
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BPI 678355Linhart   1882-06-00
Hungary, Ung.-Altenburg
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BPI 678356Sydow P.   1888-06-00
Germany, Steglitz, 52.452702 13.329886
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BPI 678357Meehan Thos. H.   1887-05-00
United States, Pennsylvania, Germantown, 40.357852 -78.66613
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BPI 678358Bassett I. J.   4731949-07-12
Canada, Newfoundland, Gander, 48.95 -54.55
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BPI 1055834P. Sydow   s. n.1888-06-00
Germany, Berlin
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