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Taxa: Camillea tinctor (Hypoxylon tinctor), Hypoxylon tinctor (Camillea tinctor, Diatrype tinctor, Nummularia tinctor, Numulariola tinctor, Sphaeria tinctor)
Search Criteria: Carver; includes cultivated/captive occurrences
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USDA United States National Fungus Collections

BPI
Hypoxylon tinctor (Berk.) Cooke
BPI 593399Carver George Washington   1936-04-07
United States, Alabama, Tuskegee, MACON Co. Forest, 32.424029 -85.69162
BPI
Hypoxylon tinctor (Berk.) Cooke
BPI 593405Carver George Washington   1936-10-12
United States, Alabama, Tuskegee, MACON Co. Woods, 32.424029 -85.69162
BPI
Hypoxylon tinctor (Berk.) Cooke
BPI 593407Carver George Washington   1936-03-23
United States, Alabama, Tuskegee, MACON Co. Forest, 32.424029 -85.69162
BPI
Hypoxylon tinctor (Berk.) Cooke
BPI 593408Carver George Washington   1936-01-03
United States, Alabama, Tuskegee, MACON Co., 32.424029 -85.69162
BPI
Hypoxylon tinctor (Berk.) Cooke
BPI 593410Carver George Washington; Miller J. H.; Miller J. H.   43; ;1935-07-12
United States, Alabama, Tuskegee, MACON Co. Shrubbery Border, 32.424029 -85.69162
BPI
Hypoxylon tinctor (Berk.) Cooke
BPI 593417Carver George Washington   1936-01-03
United States, Alabama, Tuskegee, MACON Co. Forest, 32.424029 -85.69162
BPI
Hypoxylon tinctor (Berk.) Cooke
BPI 593418Carver George Washington   1936-01-15
United States, Alabama, Tuskegee Forest, 32.424029 -85.69162
BPI
Hypoxylon tinctor (Berk.) Cooke
BPI 593421Carver George Washington   1935-11-02
United States, Alabama, Tuskegee, MACON Co., 32.424029 -85.69162
BPI
Hypoxylon tinctor (Berk.) Cooke
BPI 593427Carver George Washington   1936-02-29
United States, Alabama, Tuskegee, MACON Co. Orchard, 32.424029 -85.69162
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