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Dataset: ILLS-
Taxa: Dothidea
Search Criteria: excluding cultivated/captive occurrences
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University of Illinois, Illinois Natural History Survey Fungarium

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Dothidea sambuci (Pers.) Fr.
ILLS00160854Clarence R. Quick   50-N1950-08-18
United States, California, Mariposa, Chowchilla Mountain, 1.5 miles north of Signal Peak Lookout Station, Sierra National Forest, 37.559934 -119.75461
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Dothidea sambuci (Pers.) Fr.
ILLS00160855J. Bresadola   s.n.1883-00-00
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Dothidea tetraspora Berk. & Broome
ILLS00160856J. R. Weir & W. W. Diehl   607341926-10-23
United States, Maryland, Chesepeake Beach, 38.68623 -76.534678
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Dothidea heliopsidis var. schweinitz
ILLS00160852Unknown collector   s.n.
United States, New, New England. Syn. # 1885, 41.390167 -70.048278
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Dothidea heliopsidis (Schwein.) Fr.
ILLS00160850   s.n.
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Dothidea heliopsidis (Schwein.) Fr.
ILLS00160851   s.n.
United States, New York, Albany, Bethlehem., 42.652579 -73.756232
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ILLS00160848J.L. Crane   04-1582004-06-19
United States, Wyoming, Washakie, Teensleep Preserve, Canyon Creek Trail, Old Maid Gulch quad., 44.0133 -107.3076
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Dothidea graminis (Pers.) Chevall.
ILLS00160849C.A. Hart   s.n.1883-07-14
United States, Illinois, Adams, Quincy., 39.93556 -91.40972
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Dothidea ribesia (Pers.) Fr.
ILLS00160853H. Sydow   s.n.1907-06-23
United States, Colorado, Huerfano, Sierra Blanca. Alt. 2700 m., 37.5831 -105.4678, 2700m
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Dothidea ribesia (Pers.) Fr.
H. Sydow   s.n.1907-06-23
United States, Colorado,, Huerfano County,, Sierra Blanca. Altitude 2700 meters., 37.5831 -105.4678
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