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Taxa: Colletotrichum adustum
Search Criteria: excluding cultivated/captive occurrences
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New York Botanical Garden

NY:NY
Colletotrichum adustum (Ellis & G.Martin) Ellis
03445480   
NY:NY
Colletotrichum adustum (Ellis & G.Martin) Ellis
03445481   
NY:NY
Colletotrichum adustum (Ellis & G.Martin) Ellis
03445482   
NY:NY
Colletotrichum adustum (Ellis & G.Martin) Ellis
03445483   
NY:NY
Colletotrichum adustum (Ellis & G.Martin) Ellis
03445484   
NY:NY
Colletotrichum adustum (Ellis & G.Martin) Ellis
03445485   
NY:NY
Colletotrichum adustum (Ellis & G.Martin) Ellis
03445486   
NY:NY
Colletotrichum adustum (Ellis & G.Martin) Ellis
03445487   

University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill Herbarium: Fungi

NCU:Fungi
Colletotrichum adustum (Ellis & G. Martin) Ellis & Underw.
NCU-F-0024829Underwood, Lucien Marcus   22901891-03-27
United States, Florida, Lake, Orange Bend, 28.8611 -81.79869

USDA United States National Fungus Collections

BPI
Colletotrichum adustum (Ellis & G. Martin) Ellis & Underw.
BPI 397057Langlois A. B.   1887-03-22
United States, Louisiana, Pointe A'la Hache
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