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Taxa: Camillea macromphala
Search Criteria: excluding cultivated/captive occurrences
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Cornell University Plant Pathology Herbarium

CUP
Camillea macromphala (Mont.) Cooke
CUP-MG-000820   
Brazil, Minas Gerais

New York Botanical Garden

NY:NY
Camillea macromphala (Mont.) Cooke
03391023G. J. Samuels   6871984-03-01
Brazil, Amazonas, 0-3 km S of central portion of Serra Araca and 08 km E of Rio Jauari, 0.82 -63.32, 60m
NY:NY
Camillea macromphala (Mont.) Cooke
03389742G. J. Samuels   6051984-02-29
Brazil, Serra Araca, west slope of central serra, 0.82 -63.37, 10m

University of Georgia, Julian H. Miller Mycological Herbarium

GAM
Camillea macromphala (Mont.) Cooke
GAM00003078J. R. Weir   1923-09-17
Brazil, Mato Grasso, Rio Ouro Prato, -12.683219 -55.81055
GAM
Camillea macromphala (Mont.) Cooke
GAM00003079J. R. Weir   1923-09-17
Brazil, Mato Grosso, -12.85465 -55.67871
GAM
Camillea macromphala (Mont.) Cooke
GAM00003080Albert S. Muller   1934-07-01
Brazil, Minas Gerais, Viçosa, Escola, -20.756822 -42.876638

USDA United States National Fungus Collections

BPI
Camillea macromphala (Mont.) Cooke
BPI 586755Weir J. R.   1923-09-17
Brazil, Rio Ouro Preto, Matto Grosso
BPI
Camillea macromphala (Mont.) Cooke
BPI 586760Weir J. R.   1923-08-28
Brazil, Urucurituba (Boa Vista), Rio Madeira, Amazonas, -3.598194 -58.96875
BPI
Camillea macromphala (Mont.) Cooke
BPI 586935Torrend C.   1914-00-00
Brazil
BPI
Camillea macromphala (Mont.) Cooke
BPI 586936Weir J. R.   1923-09-17
Brazil, Rio Ouro Preto, Matto Grosso
BPI
Camillea macromphala (Mont.) Cooke
BPI 586937Weir J. R.   1923-08-27
Brazil, Caldeirao, Rio Solinioas, Amazonas
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