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Taxa: Sporidesmium anglicum (Clasterosporium anglicum, Clasterosporium hirudo var. anglicum, Clasterosporium hirudo var. minus, Helminthosporium hirudo var. anglicum, Helminthosporium hirudo var. minus)
Search Criteria: excluding cultivated/captive occurrences
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Canadian National Mycological Herbarium

AAFC:DAOM
Sporidesmium anglicum (Grove) M.B. Ellis
147002aB.C. Sutton   1967-06-05
Canada, Manitoba, Riding Mountain National Park, 1 mi. E. Hwy 10, Forest Exp. Area
AAFC:DAOM
Sporidesmium anglicum (Grove) M.B. Ellis
242577G.P. White   2008-04-08
Canada, Ontario, Renfrew Co., McNab/Braeside Twp., 65 Peggs Lane
AAFC:DAOM
Sporidesmium anglicum (Grove) M.B. Ellis
242591G.P. White   2008-08-18
Canada, Ontario, Renfrew Co., McNab/Braeside Twp., Madawaska River, Burnstown-Stewartville section
AAFC:DAOM
Sporidesmium anglicum (Grove) M.B. Ellis
147003B.C. Sutton   1966-08-29
Canada, Manitoba, Riding Mountain National Park, Triploid aspen area

Fungal Records Database of Britain and Ireland

British Mycological Society
Sporidesmium anglicum (Grove) M.B. Ellis
80657   1990-04-21
United Kingdom, England, Site name unavailable, 50.29372 -3.61584
British Mycological Society
Sporidesmium anglicum (Grove) M.B. Ellis
5816   1982-05-30
United Kingdom, Scotland, 57.71318 -5.61111

University of Illinois, Illinois Natural History Survey Fungarium - Fungi

ILLS
Sporidesmium anglicum (Grove) M.B. Ellis
J.L. Crane, S.M. Huhndorf, A.N. Miller, I. Promputtha, M. Greif, T. J. Atkinson, G. K. Mugambi, P. Chaudhary   GSM-832007-11-06
United States, Tennessee, Blount, Great Smoky Mountains National Park, 25 miles east of Gatlinburg, Cades Cove, Gum Swamp, 549 m elevation Coordinate datum: W6584/NAD 83., 35.58714 -83.83867
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Google Map

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