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Taxa: Ramularia pitereka
Search Criteria: excluding cultivated/captive occurrences
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Canadian National Mycological Herbarium

AAFC:DAOM
Ramularia pitereka J. Walker & Bertus
157076A.L. Bertus & J. Walker   1970-04-03
Australia, New South Wales, West Pennant Hills, Forestry Comm. Nursery
AAFC:DAOM
Ramularia pitereka J. Walker & Bertus
157077J. Stronach   1967-02-28
Australia, New South Wales, Beverley Hills, 22 Gardinia St.

New Zealand Fungarium

PDD:PDD
Ramularia pitereka J. Walker & Bertus
PDD 37571J Stronach   1967-02-28
Australia
PDD:PDD
Ramularia pitereka J. Walker & Bertus
PDD 37570AL Bertus | J Walker   1970-06-03
Australia

Purdue University, Kriebel Herbarium

PUL
Ramularia pitereka J. Walker & A.L. Bertus
PUL00017092Stronach, J NULL   1967-02-28
Australia, 33 Gardinia St, Beverley Hills; New South Wales, -32.5 147
PUL
Ramularia pitereka J. Walker & A.L. Bertus
PUL00017093Bertus, A L   1970-06-03
Australia, Forestry Comm. Nursery, West Pennant Hills; New South Wales, -33.745569 151.048453

University of Wisconsin-Madison Herbarium

WIS
Ramularia pitereka J. Walker & Bertus
WIS-F-0081371A. L. Bertus   s.n.1970-06-03
Australia, New South Wales, Forestry Comm. Nursery, West Pennant Hills
WIS
Ramularia pitereka J. Walker & Bertus
WIS-F-0081377J. Stronach   s.n.1967-02-28
Australia, New South Wales, 33 Gardinia St, Beverley Hills, -33.951689 151.067835

USDA United States National Fungus Collections

BPI
Ramularia pitereka J. Walker & Bertus
BPI 418539Bertus A. L.; Walker J.   1970-06-03
Australia, West Pennant Hills, New South Wales Forestry Nursery
BPI
Ramularia pitereka J. Walker & Bertus
BPI 418540Stronach J.   1967-02-28
Australia, Beverley Hills, New South Wales 33 Gardenia st.
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