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Dataset: All Collections
Taxa: Phyllachora punctiformis (Dothidea punctiformis, Placosphaeria punctiformis, Sporonema punctiforme), Phyllachora manaosensis (Phyllachora punctiformis)
Search Criteria: excluding cultivated/captive occurrences
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USDA United States National Fungus Collections

BPI
Placosphaeria punctiformis (Fuckel) C. Massal. & Sacc.
BPI 922221bBethel, E.   s. n.1924-07-11
United States, Colorado, El Dorado Springs
BPI
Placosphaeria punctiformis (Fuckel) C. Massal. & Sacc.
BPI 939501   
Germany
BPI
Sporonema punctiforme (Fuckel) Petr.
BPI 949025G.H. True   s.n.1966-08-30
United States, California, Nevada, Above Castle Pass near Castle Peak, 39.360893 -120.358852, 2499m
BPI
Placosphaeria punctiformis (Fuckel) C. Massal. & Sacc.
BPI 976450Bubak Fr.   1903-07-18
Czech Republic, Bohemia, Tabor
BPI
Placosphaeria punctiformis (Fuckel) C. Massal. & Sacc.
BPI 976848   
BPI
Placosphaeria punctiformis (Fuckel) C. Massal. & Sacc.
BPI 1004428   
United States
BPI
Sporonema punctiforme (Fuckel) Petr.
BPI 992465Dearness J.   1924-08-00
Canada, Ontario, Oakland, 43.042222 -80.349444
BPI
Sporonema punctiforme (Fuckel) Petr.
BPI 992535Petrak F.   1926-09-00
Czech Republic, Moravia (Maehren), Vsetin, Dusna
BPI
Placosphaeria punctiformis (Fuckel) C. Massal. & Sacc.
BPI 1018544   
BPI
Sporonema punctiforme (Fuckel) Petr.
BPI 1022752   
Latvia
BPI
Placosphaeria punctiformis (Fuckel) C. Massal. & Sacc.
BPI 1041363   
BPI
Sporonema punctiforme (Fuckel) Petr.
BPI 1027709Sydow H.   1922-07-25
Germany, Baden, Wurttemberg, Gutenstein
BPI
BPI 1056174P. Sydow   s. n.1888-09-00
Germany, Berlin Bot. Garden
BPI
BPI 1059554P. Sydow   s.n.1897-09-21
Germany, Berlin, Finkenkrug
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