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Dataset: All Collections
Taxa: Mycosphaerella phlogina
Search Criteria: excluding cultivated/captive occurrences
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New York Botanical Garden

NY:NY
Mycosphaerella phlogina (Ellis & Everh.) Earle
3667999   
NY:NY
Mycosphaerella phlogina (Ellis & Everh.) Earle
03667995   
NY:NY
Mycosphaerella phlogina (Ellis & Everh.) Earle
3667996   
NY:NY
Mycosphaerella phlogina (Ellis & Everh.) Earle
3667997   
NY:NY
Mycosphaerella phlogina (Ellis & Everh.) Earle
3667998   

Swedish Museum of Natural History

S
Mycosphaerella phlogina (Ellis & Everh.) Earle
F82303C. F. Baker   1899-08-00
United States, Colorado, S. Colorado, near Pagoso Peak

University of Wisconsin-Madison Herbarium

WIS
Mycosphaerella phlogina (Ellis & Everh.) Earle
WIS-F-0025236C. F. Baker   391899-08-00
United States, Colorado, Near Pagosa Peak, 37.443616 -107.066989, 3353m

University of Wyoming, Wilhelm G. Solheim Mycological Herbarium

RMS
Mycosphaerella phlogina (Ellis & Everh.) Earle
RMS0034136C. F. Baker   391899-08-00
United States, Colorado, Mineral, Pagosa Peak; 37.443616 -107.066989, 37.443616 -107.066989, 3353m

USDA United States National Fungus Collections

BPI
Mycosphaerella phlogina (Ellis & Everh.) Earle
BPI 609176Baker C. F.   391899-08-00
United States, Colorado, Pagosa Peak alt. 11000 ft, near
BPI
Mycosphaerella phlogina (Ellis & Everh.) Earle
BPI 609177Baker C. F.   391899-08-00
United States, Colorado, Pagosa Peak, 37.443616 -107.066989
BPI
Mycosphaerella phlogina (Ellis & Everh.) Earle
BPI 609178Bates L. M.   1896-06-11
United States, New Jersey, Newcastle
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