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BPI	Phyllactinia guttata (Wallr.) Lév. BPI 1100259Parmelee J. A.   53841980-08-26 Canada, Alabama, Maskinonge Lake, Waterton National Park Picnic Site on Shore Full Record Details
BPI	Phyllactinia guttata (Wallr.) Lév. BPI 1100261Parmelee J. A.   54011981-08-27 Canada, Alabama, Dardenelles River, Waterton National Park Poplar Grove Beside Full Record Details
BPI	Mundkurella mossii Savile BPI 1113443Hiratsuka Y.; Hiratsuka H.   1991-06-21 Canada, Alabama, Edmonton, Whitemud Park alt. ca. 670 meters, 53d34'n,113d25'w Full Record Details
BPI	Phlebia merismoides (Fr.) Fr. BPI 263923Moss E. H.   24461931-09-08 Canada, Alabama, Edmonton, 53.55 -113.5 Full Record Details
BPI	Cyphellopsis anomala (Pers.) Donk BPI 299926Cooke W. B.; Cooke V. G.   41385B;1969-05-09 Canada, Alabama, Kananaskis Enviornmental Science Centre Full Record Details
BPI	Diatrypella decorata Nitschke BPI 579253Horner R.   1955-07-08 Canada, Alabama, Kananaskis Forest Experiment Station Full Record Details
BPI	Chaetomium reflexum Skolko & J.W. Groves BPI 581413Pady S. M.   1947-09-12 Canada, Alabama, Edmonton, 53.55 -113.5 Full Record Details
BPI	Herpotrichia nigra R. Hartig BPI 624608Hermann F. J.   12644.51956-06-29 Canada, Alabama, Waterton Lakes National Park Carthew Lakes, above Cameron near Timberline, on Trail to Full Record Details
BPI	Synchytrium de Bary & Woronin BPI 793220Savile, D. B. O.; Savile, C. E.   50141968-08-08 Canada, Alabama, Waterton Lakes National Park 5700' trail from Cameron Lake to Summit Lake Full Record Details

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