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Taxa: Elsinoë arrudai
Search Criteria: excluding cultivated/captive occurrences
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Brazil SpeciesLink Fungi data from iDigBio

N/A
Elsinoe arrudai Bitanc. & Jenkins
f-010397M. Kramer   1937-10-31
Brazil, São Paulo, Tieté, -23.318651 -46.730282
N/A
Elsinoe arrudai Bitanc. & Jenkins
f-010398A.A. Bitancourt   1936-12-17
Brazil, São Paulo, Campinas, -23.318651 -46.730282
N/A
Elsinoe arrudai Bitanc. & Jenkins
f-010399S.C. Arruda   1938-02-28
Brazil, São Paulo, Piracicaba, -23.318651 -46.730282

Cornell University Plant Pathology Herbarium

CUP
Elsinoë arrudai Bitanc. & Jenkins
J.B.,Myr.S.E.0361   

University of Florida Herbarium - Fungi

FLAS
Elsinoë arrudai Bitanc. & Jenkins
FLAS-F-41982AA Bitancourt   4441936-12-17
Brazil, Sao Paulo, Campines

University of Michigan Herbarium

MICH:Fungi
Elsinoë arrudai Bitanc. & Jenkins
303511A. A. Bitancourt   444

USDA United States National Fungus Collections

BPI
Elsinoe arrudai Bitanc. & Jenkins
BPI 678732Arruda S. C.   1938-02-28
Brazil, Piracicaba, -22.05 -44.766667
BPI
Elsinoe arrudai Bitanc. & Jenkins
BPI 678733Kramer M.   1937-10-31
Brazil, Sao Paulo, -4.25 -57.25
BPI
Elsinoe arrudai Bitanc. & Jenkins
BPI 678734Bitancourt A. A.   4441936-12-17
Brazil, Campinas, S. Paulo
BPI
Elsinoe arrudai Bitanc. & Jenkins
BPI 873511Kramer, M.   1937-10-31
Brazil, State of Sao Paulo Tiete
BPI
Elsinoe arrudai Bitanc. & Jenkins
BPI 873512Bitancourt, A. A.   4441936-12-17
Brazil, State of Sao Paulo Campinas
BPI
Elsinoe arrudai Bitanc. & Jenkins
BPI 873513Arruda, S. C.   1938-02-28
Brazil, State of Sao Paulo Piracicaba
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