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Taxa: Meliola barringtoniicola
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Cornell University Plant Pathology Herbarium

CUP
Meliola barringtoniicola F. Stevens & Roldan
CUP-032814Stevens, Frank L.   1930-11-30
Philippines, Quezon Prov., Tayabas, Quezon Forest Park, 14.0259 121.5929

University of Illinois Fungarium - Fungi

ILL
Meliola barringtoniicola F. Stevens and Roldan ex Hansf.
ILL00004532F. L. Stevens No. 440   4401930-11-30
Philippines, Tayabas Province Quezon Province, Luzon, Quezon Forest Park, 13.989444 121.816389

University of Michigan Herbarium

MICH:Fungi
Meliola barringtoniicola F. Stevens & Roldan
14450F. L. Stevens   440
Philippines, Quezon Forest Park, Tayabas, Luzon Island

University of Tennessee Fungal Herbarium

TENN-F
Meliola barringtoniicola F. Stevens & Roldan
TENN-F-012043F.L. Stevens   LRH120431930-11-00
Philippines, Quezon, Pagbilao, Tayabas, Quezon Forest Park, 13.98888889 121.8111111

USDA United States National Fungus Collections

BPI
Meliola barringtoniicola F. Stevens & Roldan ex Hansf.
BPI 692659Stevens F. L.   4401930-11-30
Philippines, Quezon Forest Park, Tayabas
BPI
Meliola barringtoniicola F. Stevens & Roldan ex Hansf.
BPI 692660Stevens F. L.   4401930-11-30
Philippines, Quezon Forest Park, Tayabas
BPI
Meliola barringtoniicola F. Stevens & Roldan ex Hansf.
BPI 692661Stevens F. L.   4401930-11-30
Philippines, Quezon Forest Park, Tayabas
BPI
Meliola barringtoniicola F. Stevens & Roldan ex Hansf.
BPI 692662Stevens F. L.   4401930-11-30
Philippines, Quezon Forest Park, Tayabas
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