Dataset: TNS-F
Taxa: Didymosphaeriaceae
Search Criteria: excluding cultivated/captive occurrences

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National Museum of Nature and Science - Japan


TNS:F
Didymella Sacc.
209557   1927-10-23
Shizuoka, Shuchi-gun, 34.8155 137.91547

TNS:F
209566   1929-06-01
Shizuoka, 35.15967 138.74339

TNS:F
209567   1919-01-01
Shizuoka, Haibara-gun, 35.048 138.07855

TNS:F
28137   1970-04-24
Hokkaido, 34.65586 137.20358

TNS:F
14770   1981-05-24
Yamanashi, 35.79975 138.73991

TNS:F
12430   2005-10-19
Kagoshima, Kumage-gun, 30.41125 130.59772

TNS:F
12421   2005-10-19
Kagoshima, Kumage-gun, 30.419306 130.572611

TNS:F
218328   1939-01-25

TNS:F
Didymella pisi Chilvers, J.D. Rogers & Peever
218145   1931-02-11

TNS:F
Didymella pisi Chilvers, J.D. Rogers & Peever
218149   1920-01-17

TNS:F
Didymella pisi Chilvers, J.D. Rogers & Peever
218147   1929-02-19

TNS:F
Didymella pisi Chilvers, J.D. Rogers & Peever
218142   1924-03-06

TNS:F
Didymella pisi Chilvers, J.D. Rogers & Peever
210991   1926-05-01
Shizuoka, 34.80514 137.61617

TNS:F
Didymella pisi Chilvers, J.D. Rogers & Peever
210992   1919-04-01
Shizuoka, 34.92403 138.36575

TNS:F
Didymosphaeria futilis (Berk. & Broome) Rehm
28141   1970-05-02
Tottori, Saihaku-gun, 35.39034 133.53389

TNS:F
Didymosphaeria futilis (Berk. & Broome) Rehm
28136   1970-05-02
Tottori, Saihaku-gun, 35.39034 133.53389

TNS:F
Didymosphaeria futilis (Berk. & Broome) Rehm
28182   1969-11-09
Hokkaido, 34.65586 137.20358

TNS:F
Didymosphaeria futilis (Berk. & Broome) Rehm
28133   1970-04-07
Fukuoka, 33.85231 130.68726

TNS:F
Didymosphaeria futilis (Berk. & Broome) Rehm
28116   1970-04-07
Fukuoka, 33.85231 130.68726

TNS:F
209565   1929-05-01
Shizuoka, 34.79097 138.30267

TNS:F
Roussoellopsis japonica (I. Hino & Katum.) I. Hino & Katum.
229675   1954-05-16
Yamaguchi, 34.00203 130.98778

TNS:F
Roussoella phyllostachydis (I. Hino & Katum.) I. Hino & Katum.
232155   1956-03-27
Yamaguchi, Abu-gun, 34.41286 131.39833


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