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Dataset: MIN
Taxa: Cintractia
Search Criteria: excluding cultivated/captive occurrences
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University of Minnesota, Bell Museum of Natural History Herbarium Fungal Collection

MIN
Cintractia leucoderma (Berk.) Henn.
850312   
MIN
Cintractia luzulae (Sacc.) Clinton
850311   
MIN
Cintractia luzulae (Sacc.) Clinton
392538   
MIN
Cintractia luzulae (Sacc.) Clinton
398049   
MIN
Cintractia luzulae (Sacc.) Clinton
850461   
MIN
Cintractia montagnei (Tul.) Magnus
270426   
MIN
Cintractia montagnei (Tul.) Magnus
32563   
MIN
Cintractia montagnei (Tul.) Magnus
32651   
MIN
Cintractia montagnei (Tul.) Magnus
32881   
MIN
Cintractia sorghi (Sorokin) De Toni
632214   
MIN
Cintractia sorghi (Sorokin) De Toni
581596   
MIN
Cintractia sorghi (Sorokin) De Toni
32831   
MIN
Cintractia sorghi (Sorokin) De Toni
33042   
MIN
Cintractia sorghi (Sorokin) De Toni
633303   
MIN
Cintractia sorghi (Sorokin) De Toni
632193   
MIN
Cintractia subinclusa (Körn.) Magnus
632134   
MIN
Cintractia subinclusa (Körn.) Magnus
33037   
MIN
Cintractia subinclusa (Körn.) Magnus
632164   
MIN
Cintractia minor (Clinton) H.S. Jacks.
850448   
MIN
925056Krieger, W.   s.n.1924-07-00
Germany, D. Brandenburg, Neumark: ostl. Konigsberg
MIN
Lagerheim, G.v.   2181895-00-00
Norway, Nord-Norge
MIN
925068Whetzel, H.H.; Olive, Edgar W.   4561916-04-22
Puerto Rico, Rio Piedras [consolidated with the capital of San Juan].
MIN
Cintractia caricis (Pers.) Magnus
925077Holway, E.W.D.   3131901-08-10
Canada, British Columbia
MIN
Cintractia caricis (Pers.) Magnus
925091Griffiths, David; Morris   209a1901-08-00
United States, Oregon
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