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Taxa: Haplographium portoricense
Search Criteria: excluding cultivated/captive occurrences
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Cornell University Plant Pathology Herbarium

CUP
Haplographium portoricense F. Stevens & Dalbey
Syd.,F.exot.ex.1050   

New York Botanical Garden

NY:NY
Haplographium portoricense F.Stevens & Dalbey
03670733   
NY:NY
Haplographium portoricense F.Stevens & Dalbey
03670734   
NY:NY
Haplographium portoricense F.Stevens & Dalbey
03670735   
NY:NY
Haplographium portoricense F.Stevens & Dalbey
03670736   

University of Illinois Fungarium - Fungi

ILL
Haplographium portoricense F. Stevens and Dalbey
ILL00006111F. L. Stevens No. 8495   84951915-07-16
USA-Puerto Rico, El Gigante, 18.162778 -66.722222
ILL
Haplographium portoricense F. Stevens and Dalbey
ILL00006110F. L. Stevens No. 8447   84471915-07-16
USA-Puerto Rico, Aibonito, 18.14 -66.266111

USDA United States National Fungus Collections

BPI
Haplographium portoricense F. Stevens & Dalbey
BPI 423123Stevens F. L.   1915-07-16
Puerto Rico, Gigante
BPI
Haplographium portoricense F. Stevens & Dalbey
BPI 423124Standley Paul C.   548681927-12-06
Honduras, Lancetilla Valley, near Tela, Atlantida Department alt. 20-600 meters, 15.783333 -87.45
BPI
Haplographium portoricense F. Stevens & Dalbey
BPI 423125Stevens F. L.   1915-07-16
Puerto Rico, Gigante
BPI
Haplographium portoricense F. Stevens & Dalbey
BPI 423126Sydow H.   1938-02-02
Ecuador, Puyo, Napo-Pastaza Prov.
BPI
Haplographium portoricense F. Stevens & Dalbey
BPI 868293Stevens, F. L.   1915-07-16
Puerto Rico, Gigante
BPI
Haplographium portoricense F. Stevens & Dalbey
BPI 1025324Sydow H.   1938-02-02
Ecuador, Puyo, Napo-Pastaza Prov.
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