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Taxa: Cercospora padi, Cercospora padi f. mahaleb, Cercospora padi f. padi, Cercospora padi var. mahaleb, Cercospora padi var. padi
Search Criteria: excluding cultivated/captive occurrences
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Cornell University Plant Pathology Herbarium

CUP
Cercospora padi Bubák & Serebrian.
CUP-040446Schirajewsky   1910-06-07
Russia, near Tambov, in forest, 52.717308 41.418643
CUP
CUP-040447Unamuno Yrigoyen, Luis Mariano   1934-09-19
Spain, Vizcaya, Abadiano, near Granja Horticola de Areitio, 40.41985 -3.44085
CUP
Cercospora padi Bubák & Serebrian.
CUP-F-(M.R.0299)Schirajewsky   1910-06-07
Russia, near Tambov, in forest, 52.717308 41.418643

University of Minnesota, Bell Museum of Natural History Herbarium Fungal Collection

MIN
Cercospora padi Bubák & Serebrian.
Schirajewsky   2991910-06-00
Russia, Tambov Oblast

University of Wyoming, Wilhelm G. Solheim Mycological Herbarium

RMS
Cercospora padi Bubák & Serebrian.
RMS0006378   1911-05-20

USDA United States National Fungus Collections

BPI
Cercospora padi Bubák & Serebrian.
BPI 439198Schirajewsky   81910-06-07
USSR, Tambov, Russia Central Forest, near
BPI
Cercospora padi Bubák & Serebrian.
BPI 439199Schirajewsky   1911-05-20
USSR, Tambov, Russia Central Forest near
BPI
Cercospora padi Bubák & Serebrian.
BPI 439372Schirajewsky   1910-06-07
USSR, Tambov, Russia Forest, near
BPI
Cercospora padi Bubák & Serebrian.
BPI 1036722   
Russia

Wisconsin State Herbarium, Fungi

WIS
Cercospora padi Bubák & Serebrian.
WIS-F-0005815Schirajewsky   s.n.1910-06-07
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