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Taxa: Irenopsis comocladiae
Search Criteria: excluding cultivated/captive occurrences
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Cornell University Plant Pathology Herbarium

CUP
Irenopsis comocladiae (F. Stevens) F. Stevens
CUP-VZ-000750Chardon and Toro   1932-07-27
Venezuela, Aragua, road to Parapara, 10.443688 -67.597416

Swedish Museum of Natural History

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Irenopsis comocladiae (F. Stevens) F. Stevens
F77592   28681929-01-07
Dominican Republic, R. D. Cordillera Central, prov. Sto. Domingo, Villa Altagracia
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Irenopsis comocladiae (F. Stevens) F. Stevens
F77591   28241929-12-15
Dominican Republic, R. D. Llano Costero, prov. Sto Domingo, Sto. Domingo City, banks of Río Ozama
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Irenopsis comocladiae (F. Stevens) F. Stevens
F77590   28151929-12-15
Dominican Republic, R. D. Llano Costero, prov. Sto Domingo, Sto. Domingo City, banks of Río Ozama

USDA United States National Fungus Collections

BPI
Irenopsis comocladiae (F. Stevens) F. Stevens
BPI 698163Ekman E. L.   1929-07-15
Dominican Republic, Llano Costero, Rio Ozama Banks, 18.694459 -69.913757
BPI
Irenopsis comocladiae (F. Stevens) F. Stevens
BPI 698164Ekman E. L.   1929-05-07
Dominican Republic, Villa Altagracia, 18.672973 -70.17095
BPI
Irenopsis comocladiae (F. Stevens) F. Stevens
BPI 698165Ekman E. L.   1929-12-15
Dominican Republic, Llano Costero, Rio Ozama Banks, 18.694459 -69.913757
BPI
Irenopsis comocladiae (F. Stevens) F. Stevens
BPI 698166Chardon; Toro   1932-07-27
Venezuela, Parapara, Aragua Est. alt. 460-480 meters, road to
BPI
Irenopsis comocladiae (F. Stevens) F. Stevens
BPI 698167Ekman E. L.   1930-02-17
Dominican Republic, Cibao Valley, Espaillat Prov, Moca, Est. Agr., 19.393521 -70.525977
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