Search Results (List)

Dataset: All Collections
Taxa: Phragmidium pauciloculare
Search Criteria: excluding cultivated/captive occurrences
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U.S. National Fungus Collections

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Image Associated With the Occurence
BPI 1032281Hara K.   1912-10-00
Japan, Kawauye-Mura
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BPI 125574Miyabe K.   1889-10-00
Japan, Sapporo, Prov. Ishikari
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BPI 125575Tanaka S.   761932-10-13
Japan, Hatta-San, Suruga
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BPI 125576Hiratsuka Naohide   1930-11-04
Japan, Oro-Yama near Tottori, Inaba Prov., 43.4 143.816667
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BPI 125577Tokunaga Y.   1929-04-08
Japan, Garugawa, Ishikari Prov.
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BPI 125578Hara K.   1912-10-00
Japan, Kawauye-Mura
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BPI 125579Yamagata T.   1952-11-15
Japan, Tsuchiai-Mura (Tajimagahara), Musashi Prov.
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BPI 125580Iwamoto T.   1959-10-15
Japan, Shimotsuburai-Orii, Minami Alps
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BPI 125581Fujikuro Y.   1941-09-10
South Korea, Keijyo, Keiki Prov.
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BPI 125582Hiratsuka Naohide   1934-08-23
North Korea, Onseirei, Kogen Prov.
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BPI 125583Takasugi H.   1931-08-23
China, Tokujiri, South Manchuria
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BPI 125584Shimabukuro S.; Niiro Y. t-   ; 341955-07-31
Ryukyu Islands, Nakano-Shima, Tokara Island
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BPI 125585Hiratsuka Naohide   1939-10-19
Japan, Kujyu-Kogen, Bungo Prov.
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BPI 125586Hiratsuka Naohide   1939-12-20
Japan, Mt. Some-Dake, Higo Prov.
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BPI 125587Hiratsuka Naohide   1939-12-21
Japan, Tomioka-Machi (Amakusa), Higo Prov.
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BPI 125588Hiratsuka Naohide   1939-10-28
Japan, Mt. Kaimon-Dake, Satsuma Prov.
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BPI 125589Yamada G.   1896-09-21
Japan, Yamahana, Ishikari Prov.
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BPI 125590Yamada G.   1909-10-10
Japan, Tamayama, Iwate Pref.
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BPI 125591Togashi K.   1928-06-01
Japan, Mt. Himekami, Iwate Pref.
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BPI 125592Hiratsuka Naoharu   1926-08-13
Japan, Shiroishi-Mura near Sapporo, Ishikari Prov., 42.993831 141.249351
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BPI 142543Hiratsuka Naohide; Sayuri Okubo   1975-12-02
Japan, Kokoge, Tottori-Shi, Tottori Pref.
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