Dataset: All Collections
Taxa: Asterina myrciae
Search Criteria: excluding cultivated/captive occurrences

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Cornell University Plant Pathology Herbarium


CUP
CUP-016957Stevens, Frank L.   1915-06-25
Puerto Rico, MayagÃ?ez Mesa

CUP
CUP-017034Stevens, Frank L.   1915-06-25
Puerto Rico, MayagÃ?ez Mesa

New York Botanical Garden


NY:NY
01089671F. L. Stevens   94941915-08-04
Puerto Rico, Rosario

NY:NY
03634132   

NY:NY
3634133   

NY:NY
3634134   

NY:NY
3634135   

NY:NY
3634136   

University of Illinois Herbarium


ILL
Asterina myrciae R. W. Ryan
ILL00010419F. L. Stevens No. 9494   94941915-08-04
USA, Puerto Rico, Rosario Bajo, Rosario, 18.162457 -67.079068

ILL
Asterina myrciae R. W. Ryan
ILL00010420F. L. Stevens No. 8831   88311915-07-19
USA-Puerto Rico, Maricao, 18.180833 -66.98

ILL
Asterina myrciae R. W. Ryan
ILL00010421F. L. Stevens No. 7473   74731915-06-25
USA-Puerto Rico, Mayagüez Mesa, 18.201111 -67.139722

ILL
ILL00086364F.L. Stevens   75671915-06-29
USA-Puerto Rico, 18.20135 -67.14515

University of Michigan Herbarium


MICH:Fungi
306780F. L. Stevens   

USDA United States National Fungus Collections


BPI
BPI 690099Stevens F. L.   1915-08-04
Puerto Rico, Rosario, 18.162457 -67.079068

BPI
BPI 690100Stevens F. L.   1915-08-04
Puerto Rico, Rosario, 18.162457 -67.079068

BPI
BPI 690101Stevens F. L.   88311915-07-19
Puerto Rico, Maricao, 18.171004 -66.944881

BPI
BPI 690102Stevens F. L.   74731915-06-25
Puerto Rico, Mayaguez Mesa, 18.202651 -67.10052

BPI
BPI 690103Stevens F. L.   74731915-06-25
Puerto Rico, Mayaguez Mesa, 18.202651 -67.10052

BPI
BPI 690104Stevens F. L.   75671915-06-29
Puerto Rico, Mayaguez Mesa, 18.202651 -67.10052


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Google Map

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