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Dataset: All Collections
Taxa: Crossopsora piperis
Search Criteria: excluding cultivated/captive occurrences
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Purdue University, Arthur Fungarium

PUR
PUR016550de Carvalho Jr, Anibal A   887301988-10-17
Brazil, S?o Paulo, Estrada Hipismo dos Goivote near Ubatuba km I 86, -22.512305 -48.916169
PUR
PUR016552Hennen, Joe F; Hennen, Mary M; Ferreira, Francisco   791061979-06-25
Brazil, Bahia, Itabuna, CEPLAC forest reserve, -12.218759 -41.471673
PUR
PUR016551Hennen, Joe F; Adell, Carlo   83191983-02-13
Brazil, S?o Paulo, S?o Sebasti?o, ca. 1 km. N of Hotel Arrast?o in deep woods, -22.398698 -48.864444
PUR
PUR016553Puttemans, A   2661901-06-04
Brazil, S?o Paulo, Horto Botanico (=H. Florestal), S?o Paulo, -22.512305 -48.916169
PUR
PUR016549Puttemans   19591913-05-01
Brazil, Rio de Janeiro, Petropolis, -22.865557 -43.42723

USDA United States National Fungus Collections

BPI
Crossopsora piperis Berndt, F.O. Freire & C.N. Bastos
BPI 871905Hernandez, J. R.   JRH 2003-2572003-12-11
Mexico, Veracruz Province, Municipio Guatusco, Rancho Tenejapa, 19.125083335 -96.835316658
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