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Taxa: Uromyces sonorensis
Search Criteria: excluding cultivated/captive occurrences
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Purdue University, Arthur Fungarium

PUR
Uromyces sonorensis Hennen & Cummins
Cummins, George Baker   70691970-10-03
Mexico, Sonora, near km. 100, Mex. Hwy 15, N of Hermosillo, 28.796717 -111.942675
PUR
Uromyces sonorensis Hennen & Cummins
Cummins, George Baker   716401971-12-08
Mexico, Sonora, 5.7. mi. on Mocuzari reservoir road W of Alamos, 28.796717 -111.942675
PUR
Uromyces sonorensis Hennen & Cummins
PUR004909Cummins, George Baker   637531963-12-12
Mexico, Sonora, 4 mi. E of Navajoa on road to Alamos, 28.796717 -111.942675

Swedish Museum of Natural History

S
Uromyces sonorensis J. F. Hennen & Cummins
F35876Cummins   70-691970-10-03
Mexico, Sonora, Mexico, Sonora, near Km 100, Mex 15 N. of Hermosillo

University of Arizona, Gilbertson Mycological Herbarium, specimen-based

ARIZ
Uromyces sonorensis J.F. Hennen & Cummins
ARIZ-M-AN08664George B. Cummins   71-6401971-12-08
Mexico, Sonora, 4.7 miles on Mocuzari reservoir road, W. of Alamos
ARIZ
Uromyces sonorensis J.F. Hennen & Cummins
ARIZ-M-AN08665George B. Cummins   63-7531963-12-12
Mexico, Sonora, 4 miles E. of Navojoa, on road to Alamos
ARIZ
Uromyces sonorensis J.F. Hennen & Cummins
ARIZ-M-AN08666George B. Cummins   70-691970-10-03
Mexico, Sonora, Near Km. 100, N. of Hermosillo

USDA United States National Fungus Collections

BPI
Uromyces sonorensis J.F. Hennen & Cummins
BPI 016736Cummins G. B.   63-7531963-12-12
Mexico, 4 Miles East of Navajoa, on Road to Alamos, Sonora, 16.094153 -92.247669
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