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Taxa: Phialea acicularum
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Academy of Natural Sciences of Drexel University

PH
Phialea acicularum (Rolland) Rehm
PH00301497Aubrey H. Smith   33-521933-05-23
United States, Michigan, Livingston/Washtenaw, Mud Lake Bog, Whitmore Lake, 42.429076 -83.752581

Canadian National Mycological Herbarium

AAFC:DAOM
Phialea acicularum (Rolland) Rehm
4413A.H. Smith & E.B. Mains (33-52)   33-521933-05-23
U.S.A., Michigan, Washtenaw Co., Whitmore Lake

Iowa State University, Ada Hayden Herbarium

ISC
Phialea acicularum (Rolland) Rehm
ISC-F-0095059A.H. Smith   33-521933-05-23
USA, Michigan, Whitney Lake, 46.479253 -85.842048

New York Botanical Garden

NY:NY
Phialea acicularum (Rolland) Rehm
3421912   
NY:NY
Phialea acicularum (Rolland) Rehm
3422054   
NY:NY
Phialea acicularum (Rolland) Rehm
3422057   
NY:NY
Phialea acicularum (Rolland) Rehm
03422090   

University of Michigan Herbarium

MICH:Fungi
Phialea acicularum (Rolland) Rehm
271959A. H. Smith   33-521933-05-23
USA, Michigan, Mud Lake Bog, Whitmore Lake.
MICH:Fungi
Phialea acicularum (Rolland) Rehm
271968A. H. Smith   s. n.1933-05-17
USA, Michigan, Livingston, E. S. George Reserve.
MICH:Fungi
Phialea acicularum (Rolland) Rehm
271967A. H. Smith   s. n.1952-08-00
USA, Michigan, Cheboygan, Biological Station, Douglas Lake.
MICH:Fungi
Phialea acicularum (Rolland) Rehm
271966A. H. Povah   s. n.1917-05-30
USA, Michigan, Whitmore Lake
MICH:Fungi
Phialea acicularum (Rolland) Rehm
271965E. B. Mains   33-161933-05-13
USA, Michigan, Livingston, E. S. George Reserve.
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