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Dataset: CUP-
Taxa: Trichophyton
Search Criteria: excluding cultivated/captive occurrences
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Cornell University Plant Pathology Herbarium

CUP
Trichophyton mentagrophytes (C.P. Robin) Sabour.
CUP-054848J. Cairney   1974-00-00
United States, Washington, AFIP
CUP
CUP-054847William J. Cairney   1974-00-00
United States, District of Columbia, AFIP, 38.904774 -77.016291
CUP
Myc.Patogeni-0070R. Blanch   
CUP
Trichophyton Malmsten
Myc.Patogeni-0080C. Fox   
CUP
Myc.Patogeni-0039   
CUP
Myc.Patogeni-0049S. Pollacci   
CUP
Myc.Patogeni-0009   
CUP
Myc.Patogeni-0069   
CUP
Myc.Patogeni-0090   
CUP
Myc.Patogeni-0018   
CUP
Myc.Patogeni-0059   
CUP
Myc.Patogeni-0058   
CUP
Trichophyton Malmsten
Myc.Patogeni-0029   
CUP
Myc.Patogeni-0079   
CUP
Trichophyton violaceum Sabour. ex E. Bodin
Myc.Patogeni-0019   
CUP
Trichophyton Malmsten
Myc.Patogeni-0040R. Blanch   
CUP
Myc.Patogeni-0050   
CUP
Trichophyton Malmsten
Myc.Patogeni-0030   
CUP
Trichophyton Malmsten
Myc.Patogeni-0100   
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