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Dataset: All Collections
Taxa: Physoderma maydis (Cladochytrium maydis, Physoderma zeae-maydis)
Search Criteria: excluding cultivated/captive occurrences
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USDA United States National Fungus Collections

BPI
BPI 796036Tisdale, W. H.   1917-07-21
United States, North Carolina, Raleigh, 35.772096 -78.638614
BPI
BPI 796037Tisdale, W. H.   1918-05-22
United States, Virginia, Arlington, 38.89039 -77.084145
BPI
BPI 796038Tisdale, W. H.   1918-07-02
United States, South Carolina, Clemson, 34.683438 -82.837365
BPI
BPI 796039Clark, J. H.   1919-07-08
United States, West Virginia, Jumping Branch, 37.657618 -80.97648
BPI
BPI 796040Anderson, F. C.   1917-10-23
United States, Virginia, Tazewell, Richlands, 37.093169 -81.793727
BPI
BPI 796041Plant Disease Survey Field Agents   1918-01-22
United States, Southern States
BPI
BPI 796042Shaw, F. J. F.   1910-07-00
India, Dooars, Bengal
BPI
BPI 796043Miles, L. E.   1491920-06-23
United States, Mississippi, A. & M. College
BPI
BPI 796044Melchers, L. E.   1915-09-00
United States, Kansas, Manhattan, 39.183608 -96.571669
BPI
BPI 796045Melchers, L. E.   1917-10-30
United States, Kansas, Manhattan, 39.183608 -96.571669
BPI
BPI 796046Johnson, A. G.   1928-07-26
United States, Alabama, Loxley, 30.618248 -87.753045
BPI
BPI 876694Wolf, F. A.   1929-07-10
United States, North Carolina, Raleigh, 35.772096 -78.638614
BPI
BPI 920185Weber, G.   1941-08-01
United States, Florida, Gainesville, 29.651634 -82.324826
BPI
BPI 920186Field Assistants of Plant Disease Survey   1917-00-00
United States
BPI
BPI 928400Field Assistants of the Plant Disease Survey, in Southern States   s.n.
United States
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