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Canadian National Mycological Herbarium
AAFC:DAOM	Erysiphe viciae-unijugae (Homma) U. Braun 985433M. Liu   2016-10-30-22016-10-30 Canada, Ontario, Nepean, Maravista Dr. and Cedarview Rd. Full Record Details
National Museum of Nature and Science - Japan
TNS:F	Erysiphe viciae-unijugae (Homma) U. Braun 217422   1931-09-28 Aomori, 40.81686 140.76294 Full Record Details
TNS:F	Erysiphe viciae-unijugae (Homma) U. Braun 217906   1925-10-17 Hokkaido, 43.14208 141.15463 Full Record Details
North Carolina State University, Larry F. Grand Mycological Herbarium
NCSLG	Erysiphe viciae-unijugae (Homma) U. Braun 25744   2000-00-00 Shimobe, Yamanashi Full Record Details
NCSLG	Erysiphe viciae-unijugae (Homma) U. Braun 25753   1999-00-00 Mie Univ, Tsu-shi, Mie Full Record Details
NCSLG	Erysiphe viciae-unijugae (Homma) U. Braun 25807   2000-00-00 Sekigahara-cho, Gifu Full Record Details
NCSLG	Erysiphe viciae-unijugae (Homma) U. Braun 25980   1998-00-00 Kyiv Full Record Details
NCSLG	Erysiphe viciae-unijugae (Homma) U. Braun 26296   2016-00-00 Guba Full Record Details
NCSLG	Erysiphe viciae-unijugae (Homma) U. Braun 27439   2010-00-00 Mt. Ibuki, Maibara-shi, Shiga Pref. Full Record Details
NCSLG	Erysiphe viciae-unijugae (Homma) U. Braun 27455   2010-00-00 Mt. Ibuki, Maibara-shi, Shiga Pref. Full Record Details
NCSLG	Erysiphe viciae-unijugae (Homma) U. Braun 27530   2017-00-00 Mt. Ibuki, Maibara-shi, Shiga Pref. Full Record Details

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