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Taxa: Sporisorium wynaadense (Ustilago wynaadensis)
Search Criteria: excluding cultivated/captive occurrences
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Charles Gardner Shaw Mycological Herbarium, Washington State University

WSP
Sporisorium wynaadense (Sundaram) Vánky & R.G. Shivas
WSP70435R.G. Shivas; M.J. Ryley & J.R. Dean   2000-12-13
Australia, Queensland, 150 km NW Brisbane, Bunya Mountains, -26.91861111 151.7994444, 560m

Fungal Collections at the Botanische Staatssammlung München

M:BSMfungicoll
Sporisorium wynaadense (Sundaram) V√°nky & R.G.Shivas
M-0216057 / 592818 / 266288Dean, J.R.   2000-12-13
Australia, Queensland, AUSTRALIA: Queensland, 150 km NW Brisbane, Bunya Mts. 26°55'07'' S, 151°47'58'' E. Alt. c. 560 m., -26.918612 151.799438

Meise Botanic Garden Herbarium

BR
Sporisorium wynaadense (Sundaram) Vánky & R.G.Shivas
BR5020159977249Shivas R.G., Ryley M.J. & Dean J.R.   S.N.2000-12-13
Australia, 150 km NW Brisbane, Bunya Mts., -26.918611 151.799444

New Zealand Fungarium

PDD:PDD
Sporisorium wynaadense (Sundaram) Vánky & R.G. Shivas
PDD 81581RG Shivas | MJ Ryley | Dean   2000-12-13
Australia, -26.918611 151.799444

Swedish Museum of Natural History

S
Sporisorium wynaadense (Sundaram) Vánky & R. G. Shivas
F24669R. G. Shivas, M. J. Ryley & J. R. Dean   2000-12-13
Australia, Queensland, Australia, Queensland, 150 km NW Brisbane, Bunya Mts.. 26°55’07’’ S, 151°47’58’’ E. Alt. c. 560 m

USDA United States National Fungus Collections

BPI
Sporisorium wynaadense (Sundaram) Vánky & R.G. Shivas
BPI 841733Shivas, R. G.; Ryley, M. J.; Dean, J. R.   2000-12-13
Australia, Queensland, 150 km NW Brisbane, Bunya Mts., -26.918611111 151.799444444, 560m
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