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Taxa: Tilletia vankyi
Search Criteria: excluding cultivated/captive occurrences
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Charles Gardner Shaw Mycological Herbarium, Washington State University

WSP
Tilletia vankyi Carris & Castl.
WSP71263L.M. Carris; P.M. Gray   1999-12-14
Australia, not given, -25.147439 135.355469
WSP
Tilletia vankyi Carris & Castl.
WSP71264L.M. Carris   2000-01-00
Australia, not given, -25.147439 135.355469
WSP
Tilletia vankyi Carris & Castl.
WSP71265L.M. Carris   2000-01-00
Australia, not given, -25.147439 135.355469
WSP
Tilletia vankyi Carris & Castl.
WSP71266L.M. Carris   2000-03-00
Australia, not given, -25.147439 135.355469
WSP
Tilletia vankyi Carris & Castl.
WSP71267R. Eichner; Roger Shivas   2000-11-28
Australia, not given, -25.147439 135.355469
WSP
Tilletia vankyi Carris & Castl.
WSP71268J.R. Hardison   1951-00-00
United States, Oregon, Benton, Corvallis, 44.55 -123.25
WSP
Tilletia vankyi Carris & Castl.
WSP71269L.M. Carris   1999-01-00
Australia, not given, -25.147439 135.355469
WSP
Tilletia vankyi Carris & Castl.
WSP71270S.C. Alderman   2005-00-00
United States, Oregon, Marion, Field FFI, 44.8667 -122.65
WSP
Tilletia vankyi Carris & Castl.
WSP71316Guoming Huang   2003-00-00
China, Tianjin (seed originally from the USA), 38.047997 114.560438

USDA United States National Fungus Collections

BPI
Tilletia vankyi Carris & Castl.
BPI 877335Carris, L.M. & Gray, P.M.   1999-07-12
Australia, increased in greenhouse in Pullman WA; polysporic inoculum injected into GA 98-8 annual ryegrass coleoptiles July 12 1999, harvested Dec. 14 1999
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