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Taxa: Sphaceloma bidentis
Search Criteria: excluding cultivated/captive occurrences
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Brazil SpeciesLink Fungi data from iDigBio

N/A
Sphaceloma bidentis Bitanc. & Jenkins
f-010457A.A. Bitancourt   1938-05-09
Brazil, São Paulo, Indaiatuba, -23.318651 -46.730282

Cornell University Plant Pathology Herbarium

CUP
Sphaceloma bidentis Bitanc. & Jenkins
J.B.,Myr.S.E.0456A.A. Bitancourt   1938-05-09
Brazil, São Paulo, -23.088201 -47.207959

USDA United States National Fungus Collections

BPI
Sphaceloma bidentis Bitanc. & Jenkins
BPI 681681   1967-08-23
Unknown
BPI
Sphaceloma bidentis Bitanc. & Jenkins
BPI 681682Sawada K.   1944-08-22
Taiwan, Taichung, 24.1469 120.6839
BPI
Sphaceloma bidentis Bitanc. & Jenkins
BPI 681683Bitancourt A. A.   6681938-05-09
Brazil, Indaiatuba, -24.59148 -48.345321
BPI
Sphaceloma bidentis Bitanc. & Jenkins
BPI 681684Deslandes J.   1948-12-06
Brazil, Bom Jesus, Sao Louranco, Estado do Rio Grande do Sul
BPI
Sphaceloma bidentis Bitanc. & Jenkins
BPI 681685Fawcett H. S.   1937-04-09
Brazil, Montenegro, Rio do Sul
BPI
Sphaceloma bidentis Bitanc. & Jenkins
BPI 681686Fawcett H. S.   5431937-04-09
Brazil, Rio do Sul, Montenegro
BPI
Sphaceloma bidentis Bitanc. & Jenkins
BPI 681687Fawcett H. S.   1937-01-21
Brazil, Limeira, Chacara Hufenbacker
BPI
Sphaceloma bidentis Bitanc. & Jenkins
BPI 681688Bitancourt A. A.   7001938-10-16
Brazil, Estrada de Ferro Marica, Rio de Janeiro
BPI
Sphaceloma bidentis Bitanc. & Jenkins
BPI 873606Bitancourt, A. A.   6681938-05-09
Brazil, State of Sao Paulo Indaiatuba
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