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Taxa: Elsinoë brasiliensis (Elsinoë jatrophae)
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Brazil SpeciesLink Fungi data from iDigBio

N/A
Elsinoe brasiliensis Bitanc. & Jenkins
f-010403J. Deslandes   1940-03-21
Brazil, Paraì_Ba, Alagoinha, Experiment Station, -12.333333 -42.116667

Cornell University Plant Pathology Herbarium

CUP
Elsinoe brasiliensis Bitanc. & Jenkins
CUP-058990Robert S. Zeigler   1981-07-28
Colombia, Carimagua, Meta, Colombia, 5.785 -71.016667
CUP
Elsinoë brasiliensis Bitanc. & Jenkins
CUP-058985Robert S. Ziegler   1981-09-28
Colombia, Meta, CIAT-ICA, 6.289444 -70.674722
CUP
Elsinoë brasiliensis Bitanc. & Jenkins
CUP-058991Robert S. Zeigler   1981-07-31
Colombia, Casanare, Galery forest, 2 hours by boat, up Canon Duya, from Meta river, 3.5 -73
CUP
Elsinoë brasiliensis Bitanc. & Jenkins
CUP-058992Robert S. Zeigler   1981-09-02
Colombia, 5.117618 -72.1535

USDA United States National Fungus Collections

BPI
Elsinoe brasiliensis Bitanc. & Jenkins
BPI 679185Deslandes J.   5131940-05-00
Brazil, Est. Exp. de Alagoinhas, Paraiba
BPI
Elsinoe jatrophae Bitanc. & Jenkins
BPI 680370Muller A. S.   1950-05-28
Honduras, Escuela Agricola Panamericana, 14.008042 -87.009704
BPI
Elsinoe jatrophae Bitanc. & Jenkins
BPI 680371Mueller A. S.   4431943-09-18
Guatemala, Barcena, 14.533333 -90.65
BPI
Elsinoe brasiliensis Bitanc. & Jenkins
BPI 873517Deslandes, J.   5131940-03-21
Brazil, State of Paraiba Alagoinha, Experiment Station
BPI
Elsinoe jatrophae Bitanc. & Jenkins
BPI 873623Muller, A. A.   1943-09-18
Guatemala, Barcena, 14.533333 -90.65
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