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Taxa: Otthia elaeagni
Search Criteria: excluding cultivated/captive occurrences
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Cornell University Plant Pathology Herbarium

CUP
Otthia elaeagni (Rehm) Petr.
Rel.Petrak.0251   

New York Botanical Garden

NY:NY
Otthia elaeagni (Rehm) Petr.
03383845   

New Zealand Fungarium

PDD:PDD
Otthia elaeagni (Rehm) Petr.
PDD 39537H Bremer   1948-01-30
Turkey

Swedish Museum of Natural History

S
Otthia elaeagni (Rehm) Petr.
F13597Androssow   681910-11-22
Kazakhstan, Turkestan, prov. Turgay, in arenosis ”Bolschie Barsuki”, prope Tschelkar
S
Otthia elaeagni (Rehm) Petr.
F13599Androssow   1910-11-00
Kazakhstan, Turkestan, prov. Turgay, in arenosis Bolschie Barsuki prope st. Tschelkar
S
Otthia elaeagni (Rehm) Petr.
F47871H. Bremer   1948-01-30
Turkei, Ankara

University of Gothenburg

GB
Otthia elaeagni (Rehm) Petr.
GB-0057279Bremer, H.   1948-01-30
Turkey, Ankara

USDA United States National Fungus Collections

BPI
Otthia elaeagni (Rehm) Petr.
BPI 618935Sharif   1950-06-00
Iran, Baloutcheston, Zuheda
BPI
Otthia elaeagni (Rehm) Petr.
BPI 993316   
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