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Dataset: GAM-
Search Criteria: China; excluding cultivated/captive occurrences
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University of Georgia, Julian H. Miller Mycological Herbarium

GAM
GAM00010129K. L. Teng   1929-06-02
China, Ling Ku Sze
GAM
GAM00012014H. N. Shen   1930-03-25
China, Chi Ming Sze
GAM
GAM00012018S. C. Teng   1930-07-00
China, Ku Ling Sze
GAM
GAM00012944S. Y. Cheo   1931-06-07
China, Kweichow, Tungien (Tongren)
GAM
GAM00012945S. Y. Cheo   1933-03-15
China, Guangxi, Loh hoh Tsuen Ling Yuin Hsien
GAM
GAM00013490K. L. Teng   1928-10-14
China, Guandong, Lingnam University
GAM
GAM00015884   1933-06-28
China, Honan Kaifeng Agriculture Experimental Station
GAM
GAM00015883F. L. Tai   1930-07-00
China, Nanking
GAM
Dothidea sambuci Pers. Ex Fr.
GAM00016487S. Y. Cheo   1931-07-17
China, China
GAM
Dothidea sambuci Pers. Ex Fr.
GAM00016486S. Y. Cheo   1931-07-17
China, China
GAM
Dothidea sambuci Pers. Ex Fr.
GAM00016488S. Y. Cheo   1931-07-23
China, China
GAM
GAM00016658S. C. Teng   1929-04-02
China, Ming Tomb
GAM
Dothidea sambuci Pers. Ex Fr.
GAM00016491S. Y. Cheo   1932-10-08
China, China
GAM
GAM00016656Robert J. Hill   1999-06-05
China, Near Kashi Western China
GAM
Dothidea sambuci Pers. Ex Fr.
GAM00016490S. Y. Cheo   1931-11-27
China, China
GAM
Dothidea sambuci Pers. Ex Fr.
GAM00016489S. Y. Cheo   1931-08-02
China, China
GAM
GAM00016659S. C. Teng   1929-06-11
China, Ling Ku Sze
GAM
Dothidea sambuci Pers. Ex Fr.
GAM00016493S. Y. Cheo   1932-11-20
China, China
GAM
GAM00016498C. T. Wei   1932-05-31
China, Mei-chi
GAM
Dothidea sambuci Pers. Ex Fr.
GAM00016492S. Y. Cheo   1932-10-11
China, China
GAM
GAM00016767S. C. Teng   1930-04-18
China, Ling Ku Sze
GAM
Leptosphaeria Ces. & De Not.
GAM00017321S. Y. Cheo   1931-00-00
China, Huei Haiang P'ing, ChiangæK'ou Hsien
GAM
Pycnodothis Liang Feng Yah
GAM00019033   1931-07-21
China, Guizhou, Guizhou province
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