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Dataset: All Collections
Taxa: Sporisorium tripogonis, Sporisorium tripogonis var. rubrico-columellae, Sporisorium tripogonis var. tripogonis
Search Criteria: excluding cultivated/captive occurrences
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Charles Gardner Shaw Mycological Herbarium, Washington State University

WSP
Sporisorium tripogonis Gandhe, N.D. Sharma & Vánky
WSP70606N.D. Sharma; R.S. Singh, R.P. Mishra, M.B. Nagar, C. Menge & K. Vanky   1992-10-10
India, Madhya Pradesh, 25 km ENE Jabalpur, 23.25 80.18333333, 500m

Meise Botanic Garden Herbarium

BR
Sporisorium tripogonis Gandhe, N.D.Sharma & Vánky
BR5020028570526Vánky K.   S.N.1992-10-10
India, 25 km E.N.E. Jabulpur, prope Water Reserve, 23.25 80.183333

New York Botanical Garden

NY:NY
Sporisorium tripogonis Gandhe, N.D. Sharma & Vánky
01179662K. Vánky   s.n.1992-10-10
India, Madhya Pradesh, 25 km E.N.E. Jabalpur, 23.25 80.18, 500 - 500m

New Zealand Fungarium

PDD:PDD
Sporisorium tripogonis Gandhe, N.D. Sharma & Vánky
PDD 62923ND Sharma   1992-10-10
India

Swedish Museum of Natural History

S
Sporisorium tripogonis Gandhe, N. D. Sharma & Vánky
F38036N. D. Sharma, R. S. Singh, R. P. Mishra, M. B. Nagar, C. Menge et K. Vánky.   1992-10-10
India, Madhya Pradesh, India: Madhya Pradesh, 25 km E.N.E. Jabalpur. 23°15' N, 80° 11' E. Alt. c. 500 m.

USDA United States National Fungus Collections

BPI
Sporisorium tripogonis Gandhe, N.D. Sharma & Vánky
BPI 1113466Sharma N. D.; Singh R. S.; Mishra R. P.; Nagar M. B.; Menge C.; Vanky K.   1992-10-10
India, Madhya Pradesh alt. ca. 500 meters, 23d15'n,80d11'e, 25 km. E. N. E. of Jabalpur
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