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Taxa: Cercospora staphyleae
Search Criteria: excluding cultivated/captive occurrences
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Cornell University Plant Pathology Herbarium

CUP
Cercospora staphyleae W.W. Ray & J.H. McLaughlin
CUP-033135W.W. Ray and J.H. McLaughli   1942-09-17
USA, Oklahoma, Payne, Stillwater, Oklahoma A. and M. College, college nursery, 36.103499 -97.064249
CUP
Cercospora staphyleae W.W. Ray & J.H. McLaughlin
CUP-041314W.W. Ray and J.H. McLaughli   1942-09-17
USA, Oklahoma, Payne, Stillwater, Oklahoma A. and M. College, college nursery, 36.103499 -97.064249

New York Botanical Garden

NY:NY
Cercospora staphyleae W.W.Ray & J.H.McLaughlin
00945713W. W. Ray   28761942-09-17
United States of America, Oklahoma, Payne Co., College Nursery, 35.992321 -97.046142

University of California Berkeley, University Herbarium

UC
Cercospora staphyleae W.W. Ray & J.H. McLaughlin
UC760247D. A. Preston   16081943-10-16
USA, Oklahoma, Payne, Stillwater, 36.115607 -97.058368

University of Michigan Herbarium

MICH:Fungi
Cercospora staphyleae W.W. Ray & J.H. McLaughlin
15370W.W. Ray & J.H. McLaughlin   28761942-09-17
USA, Oklahoma, Payne, College Nursery, Stillwater

University of Nebraska State Museum, C.E. Bessey Herbarium - Fungi

NEB
Cercospora staphyleae W.W. Ray & J.H. McLaughlin
NEB00090811Ray & McLaughlin   1943-09-17
United States, Oklahoma, College Nursery, 36.1156 -97.0584

USDA United States National Fungus Collections

BPI
Cercospora staphyleae W.W. Ray & J.H. McLaughlin
BPI 441638Ray W. W.; MCLAUGHLIN J. H.   1942-09-17
United States, Oklahoma, Stillwater College Nursery
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