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Taxa: Puccinia toa
Search Criteria: excluding cultivated/captive occurrences
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Canadian National Mycological Herbarium

AAFC:DAOM
Puccinia toa G. Cunn.
48173G.H. Cunningham   1946-02-00
New Zealand, Canterbury, Mt. Sebastopol, Mt. Cook, 1219m
AAFC:DAOM
Puccinia toa G. Cunn.
77774G.H. Cunningham 414   4141921-02-10
New Zealand, Wellington, Seatown

New Zealand Fungarium

PDD:PDD
Puccinia toa G. Cunn.
PDD 4462Gordon Herriot Cunningham   1946-02-00
New Zealand, -43.753284 170.099419
PDD:PDD
Puccinia toa G. Cunn.
PDD 3108Gordon Herriot Cunningham   1928-01-00
New Zealand, -43.427762 170.151221
PDD:PDD
Puccinia toa G. Cunn.
PDD 582WD Reid | NR Foy   1922-01-20
New Zealand, -43.036536 171.750822
PDD:PDD
Puccinia toa G. Cunn.
PDD 15804Joan Marjorie Dingley   1956-01-19
New Zealand, -42.906036 171.549437
PDD:PDD
Puccinia toa G. Cunn.
PDD 22847AJ Healy   1961-11-03
New Zealand, -42.717156 170.963508
PDD:PDD
Puccinia toa G. Cunn.
PDD 414Esmond Hurworth Atkinson | Gordon Herriot Cunningham   1921-02-10
New Zealand, -41.324824 174.831002
PDD:PDD
Puccinia toa G. Cunn.
PDD 1358Gordon Herriot Cunningham   1922-03-24
New Zealand, -41.324824 174.831002
PDD:PDD
Puccinia toa G. Cunn.
PDD 117089J Kruse   2019-02-08
New Zealand, -41.254722 174.864722, 25m

USDA United States National Fungus Collections

BPI
Puccinia toa G. Cunn.
BPI 107728Cunningham G. H.   1928-01-00
New Zealand, Franz Gosef Glacier, Westland, Westland 270 M.
BPI
Puccinia toa G. Cunn.
BPI 107729Cunningham G. H.   1921-02-10
New Zealand, Seatown, Wellington Coast
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Google Map

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