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Taxa: Puccinia pseudostriiformis
Search Criteria: excluding cultivated/captive occurrences
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Purdue University, Arthur Fungarium

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Puccinia pseudostriiformis M. Abbasi, Hedjar. & M. Scholler
PUR055917Britton, M P   1956-04-30
USA, Indiana, Tippecanoe, 40.41667 -86.87528
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Puccinia pseudostriiformis M. Abbasi, Hedjar. & M. Scholler
PUR055918Britton, M P   521956-05-10
USA, Indiana, Tippecanoe, Purdue greenhouse, 40.42271 -86.91876
PUR
Puccinia pseudostriiformis M. Abbasi, Hedjar. & M. Scholler
PUR055920Britton, M P   551956-05-10
United States, Indiana, Tippecanoe, Purdue greenhouse, West Lafayette, 40.42271 -86.91876
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Puccinia pseudostriiformis M. Abbasi, Hedjar. & M. Scholler
PUR055919Hennen, Joe F   1994-09-03
USA, Indiana, Tippecanoe, just E of Celery bog at Purdue North Golf Course, 40.4491 -86.93087
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Puccinia pseudostriiformis M. Abbasi, Hedjar. & M. Scholler
Tollenaar, H   1964-12-14
United States, California, Yolo, Campus, University of California at Davis, 38.537521 -121.758456
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Puccinia pseudostriiformis M. Abbasi, Hedjar. & M. Scholler
PUR055916Ziller, W G   1969-07-25
Canada, British Columbia, 4795 Timber Place, Cordova Bay, Vancouver Island, 48.516667 -123.36667
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Puccinia pseudostriiformis M. Abbasi, Hedjar. & M. Scholler
PUR000292Nobbs, M L   1956-05-20
United States, California, Stanford University Garden, 37.424106 -122.166076
PUR
Puccinia pseudostriiformis M. Abbasi, Hedjar. & M. Scholler
PUR000293Tollenaar, H   1964-12-14
United States, California, Campus, University of California at Davis, 38.544906 -121.740517
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