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Dataset: All Collections
Taxa: Exobasidium symploci
Search Criteria: excluding cultivated/captive occurrences
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USDA United States National Fungus Collections

BPI
Exobasidium symploci Ellis & G. Martin
BPI 291626Tracy S. M.   1896-05-02
United States, Mississippi, Columbus, 33.495674 -88.427263
BPI
Exobasidium symploci Ellis & G. Martin
BPI 291627Baseek? Carl   1936-04-00
United States, Alabama, Rosedale, 33.483717 -86.794156
BPI
Exobasidium symploci Ellis & G. Martin
BPI 291628Rhodes A. M.   1914-04-00
United States, Indiana, Robertsdale, 41.683091 -87.508099
BPI
Exobasidium symploci Ellis & G. Martin
BPI 291629West E.   1931-04-04
United States, Florida, Alachua Co., 29.674755 -82.357701
BPI
Exobasidium symploci Ellis & G. Martin
BPI 291630Bisset D. A.   1945-04-00
United States, Georgia, Savannah Plant Introduction Garden
BPI
Exobasidium symploci Ellis & G. Martin
BPI 291631Martin Geo.   1884-03-00
United States, Florida, Green Cove Springs, 29.991908 -81.678147
BPI
Exobasidium symploci Ellis & G. Martin
BPI 959143   
United States
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