Dataset: All Collections
Taxa: Ophiognomonia micromegala
Search Criteria: excluding cultivated/captive occurrences

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USDA United States National Fungus Collections


BPI
Ophiognomonia micromegala (Ellis & Everh.) Sogonov
BPI 877612Sogonov, M.V.   MS01412005-03-06
United States, Maryland, Montgomery, Wheaton Regional Park, 39.053442 -77.031922

BPI
Ophiognomonia micromegala (Ellis & Everh.) Sogonov
BPI 877614Sogonov, M.V.   MS00192004-04-10
United States, Maryland, Montgomery, Chesapeake & Ohio National Historic Park, 39.136362 -77.204237

BPI
Ophiognomonia micromegala (Ellis & Everh.) Sogonov
BPI 882280Walker, D.M.   DMW 5352011-04-21
United States, Maryland, Prince George's, Beltsville mar, 39.0333 -76.909613

BPI
Ophiognomonia micromegala (Ellis & Everh.) Sogonov
BPI 882281Walker, D.M.   DMW 5362011-04-21
United States, Maryland, Prince George's, Beltsville mary, 39.0333 -76.909613

BPI
Ophiognomonia micromegala (Ellis & Everh.) Sogonov
BPI 877613ASogonov, M.V.   MS00122004-04-04
United States, Maryland, Prince George's, Beltsville end of Entomology Road, 39.037165 -76.868464

BPI
Ophiognomonia micromegala (Ellis & Everh.) Sogonov
BPI 877615aSogonov, M. V.   MS03552005-05-03
United States, District of Columbia, National Arboretum, 38.91039 -76.966086

BPI
Ophiognomonia micromegala (Ellis & Everh.) Sogonov
BPI 877634BSogonov, M. V.   MS0006a2004-03-30
United States, Maryland, Prince George's, Beltsville Maryla end of Entomology Road, 39.037165 -76.868464

BPI
Ophiognomonia micromegala (Ellis & Everh.) Sogonov
BPI 877643BSogonov, M.V.   2004-03-30
United States, Maryland, Prince George's, Beltsville end of Entomology Road, 39.037165 -76.868464

BPI
Ophiognomonia micromegala (Ellis & Everh.) Sogonov
BPI 929687Donald M. Walker   DMW5392011-04-11
United States, Maryland, Patapsco State Park, 39.2833 -76.7833


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Google Map

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Google Earth (KML)

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