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Taxa: Peridermium appalachianum
Search Criteria: excluding cultivated/captive occurrences
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University of Georgia, Julian H. Miller Mycological Herbarium

GAM
Peridermium appalachianum Hepting & Cummins
GAM00015214N. Q. Miller   1953-07-10
USA, Virginia, Grayson
GAM
Peridermium appalachianum Hepting & Cummins
GAM00015216M. Q. Miller   1953-07-10
USA, Virginia, Carroll
GAM
Peridermium appalachianum Hepting & Cummins
GAM00015199Pete Stegall   1952-00-00
USA, North Carolina Tennessee line Mitchell Co. and Unicoi County lines
GAM
Peridermium appalachianum Hepting & Cummins
GAM00015198W. A. Stegall   1952-12-18
USA, Tennessee
GAM
Peridermium appalachianum Hepting & Cummins
GAM00015204H. J. Duncan   1955-09-14
USA, Tennessee
GAM
Peridermium appalachianum Hepting & Cummins
GAM00015211C. A. Rooamer   1953-07-10
USA, Virginia, Alleghaney
GAM
Peridermium appalachianum Hepting & Cummins
GAM00015210M. Q. Miller   1953-07-10
USA, Virginia, Carroll

University of Tennessee Fungal Herbarium

TENN-F
Peridermium appalachianum Hepting & Cummins
TENN-F-020397W.A. Stegall   WAS203971949-05-20
United States, Tennessee, Morgan, Vic. Pollers Ford, 36.10055556 -84.64777778

USDA United States National Fungus Collections

BPI
Peridermium appalachianum Hepting & Cummins
BPI 153705Hepting; Gravatt   1951-04-00
United States, Virginia, Clifton Forge, 37.816239 -79.824495
BPI
Peridermium appalachianum Hepting & Cummins
BPI 191570Steagall W. A.   1948-04-16
United States, North Carolina, Pidgeon River, Haywood Co. near Waterville Dam, 35.77121 -83.100704
BPI
Peridermium appalachianum Hepting & Cummins
BPI 191571Hepting; Gravatt   1951-04-00
United States, Virginia, Speedwell, 36.813732 -81.171761
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