Dataset: All Collections
Taxa: Gloeosporium ribicola
Search Criteria: excluding cultivated/captive occurrences

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Academy of Natural Sciences of Drexel University


PH:PH-Type-Fungi
Gloeosporium ribicola Ellis & Everh.
PH00005388A. Commons   s.n.1892-06-25
United States, Delaware, New Castle, Wilmington, 39.74583 -75.54694

PH:PH-Type-Fungi
Gloeosporium ribicola Ellis & Everh.
PH00005389L.W. Nuttall   s.n.1895-10-00
United States, West Virginia, Nuttallburg, 38.027843 -81.024936

New York Botanical Garden


NY:NY
Gloeosporium ribicola Ellis & Everh.
00937253Collector unspecified   19611892-06-25
United States of America, Delaware, New Castle Co., 39.745947 -75.546589

USDA United States National Fungus Collections


BPI
Gloeosporium ribicola Ellis & Everh.
BPI 395549Shear C. L.   1910-07-02
United States, Virginia, Arlington Arlington Farm

BPI
Gloeosporium ribicola Ellis & Everh.
BPI 395550Colley R. H.   1916-11-00
United States, Pennsylvania, Johnstown, 40.326741 -78.92197

BPI
Gloeosporium ribicola Ellis & Everh.
BPI 936566G.G. Hedgcock   s.n.1916-10-11
United States, Colorado, Chatauqua Grounds, Boulder


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