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Taxa: Pseudocercospora monoicae
Search Criteria: excluding cultivated/captive occurrences
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Field Museum of Natural History

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Pseudocercospora monoicae (Ellis & Holw.) Deighton
C2030489FA. Commons & A. B. Seymour   ABS-321885-06-26
United States of America, Delaware, New Castle
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Pseudocercospora monoicae (Ellis & Holw.) Deighton
C2030491FA. Commons & A. B. Seymour   ABS-321885-07-01
United States of America, Delaware, New Castle
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Pseudocercospora monoicae (Ellis & Holw.) Deighton
C2030492FA. Commons & A. B. Seymour   ABS-321885-07-13
United States of America, Delaware, New Castle
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Pseudocercospora monoicae (Ellis & Holw.) Deighton
C2030493FA. Commons & A. B. Seymour   ABS-321885-09-29
United States of America, Delaware, New Castle
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Pseudocercospora monoicae (Ellis & Holw.) Deighton
C2030494FA. Commons & A. B. Seymour   ABS-321885-08-15
United States of America, Delaware, New Castle
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Pseudocercospora monoicae (Ellis & Holw.) Deighton
C2030495FA. Commons & A. B. Seymour   ABS-321885-08-06
United States of America, Delaware, New Castle
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Pseudocercospora monoicae (Ellis & Holw.) Deighton
C2030496FA. Commons & A. B. Seymour   ABS-321885-08-16
United States of America, Delaware, New Castle

University of California Berkeley, University Herbarium

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Pseudocercospora monoicae (Ellis & Holw.) Deighton
UC1458102J. J. Davis   1914-08-12
USA, Wisconsin, St. Croix Falls
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Pseudocercospora monoicae (Ellis & Holw.) Deighton
UC717309H. C. Greene   10981946-08-12
USA, Wisconsin, Dane, Nnear Sauk City
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