Dataset: OSC-
Taxa: Ramularia
Search Criteria: excluding cultivated/captive occurrences

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Oregon State University Herbarium


OSC
Ramularia giliae R. Sprague
10615H.S. Jackson   1915-05-01
USA, Oregon, Benton County, N.W. of Corvallis

OSC
34728S. Bates   1911-09-12
USA, Nebraska, Webster County, Red Cloud

OSC
Ramularia clematidis Dearn. & Barthol.
34729E. Bartholomew   type #931913-08-20
USA, Montana, Yellowstone County, Billings

OSC
Ramularia dearnessiana
34730J. Dearness   type #11910-08-00
Canada, Ontario, London

OSC
34732Charles Sheldon   type #941892-08-10
USA, Colorado, El Paso County, Crystal Park

OSC
34736E. Bartholomew   1906-08-22
USA, Colorado, Jefferson County, Golden

OSC
Ramularia stolonifera Ellis & Everh.
53855J. Dearness   2464 E.NAF.1889-09-00
Canada, Ontario, London

OSC
Ramularia agoseridis Ellis & Everh.
53859W. Blasdale   3079 E.NAF.1893-06-00
USA, California, Alameda County, Berkeley

OSC
Ramularia reticulata Ellis & Everh.
136578C. Shear   56001927-05-01
United States, Virginia, Arlington, Arlington Cemetery

OSC
136586A.B. Seymour   601831884-08-25
United States, North Dakota, Valley City


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