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Dataset: All Collections
Taxa: Phragmidium itoanum
Search Criteria: excluding cultivated/captive occurrences
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Canadian National Mycological Herbarium

AAFC:DAOM
32788S. Ito, Naohide Hiratsuka & S. Iwadare   Hiratsuka 11071927-08-14
Japan, Ishikari, Hokkaisawa (Daisetsu Mts.)
AAFC:DAOM
32791Naohide Hiratsuka   Hiratsuka 11101925-08-19
Japan, Ishikari, Kumonotaira (Daisetsu Mts.)
AAFC:DAOM
32790Naohide Hiratsuka   Hiratsuka 11091932-08-23
Japan, Shinano, Mt. Komagatake (Kiso)
AAFC:DAOM
32789Naohide Hiratsuka   Hiratsuka 11081931-08-10
Japan, Shinano, Mt. Komagatake (Kiso)

New York Botanical Garden

NY:NY
53790N. Hiratsuka   1925-08-19
Japan, Hokkaido, Ishikari, Kumonotaira ( Daisetsu-zan )

Purdue University, Arthur Fungarium

PUR
Phragmidium itoanum Hiratsuka, f.
PUR001499Hiratsuka, Naohide   6901926-09-11
Japan, Hokkaido, Kumonotaira (Daisetsu Mts.) prov. Ishikari, 43 141.666667
PUR
Phragmidium itoanum Hiratsuka, f.
PUR001498Hiratsuka, Naohide   6891932-08-23
Japan, Nagano, Mt. Komagatake (Kiso), 35.783118 137.798923

USDA United States National Fungus Collections

BPI
BPI 124707Endo T.   1959-08-05
Japan, Mt. Akusawa-Dake, Minami Alps
BPI
BPI 124708Hashimoto A.   1959-08-02
Japan, Mt. Shiomi-Dake, Minami Alps
BPI
BPI 124709Sato S.   1958-08-22
Japan, Mt. Kita-Dake Naino-Dake, Minami Alps
BPI
BPI 124710Sato S.   1958-08-23
Japan, Mt. Notori-Dake, Minami Alps
BPI
BPI 124711Hiratsuka Naohide   1930-07-29
Japan, Mt. Tsubakuro, Shinano Prov.
BPI
BPI 124712Tatewaki M.   1927-08-22
Japan, Country uncertain Shakotan, Shikotan Island, Kurlles
BPI
BPI 124713Hiratsuka Naohide   1931-08-11
Japan, Mt. Komagatake, Kiso, Shinano Prov.
BPI
BPI 124714Hiratsuka Naohide   1926-09-11
Japan, Mt. Hokkai-Dake, Daisetsu Mountains, Ishikari Prov.
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