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Dataset: All Collections
Taxa: Uredo morifolia
Search Criteria: excluding cultivated/captive occurrences
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National Museum of Nature and Science - Japan

TNS:F
31001   1990-03-16
Tokyo, 26.66381 142.15831
TNS:F
30997   1982-08-25
Tokyo, 27.07242 142.21722
TNS:F
31002   1990-03-15
Tokyo, 26.66381 142.15831
TNS:F
30996   1983-02-10
Tokyo, 26.66381 142.15831
TNS:F
31000   1987-03-29
Tokyo, 26.66381 142.15831
TNS:F
30998   1983-07-17
Tokyo, 26.66381 142.15831
TNS:F
31005   1984-11-20
Tokyo, 26.66381 142.15831
TNS:F
31004   1990-06-28
Tokyo, 26.66381 142.15831
TNS:F
30947   1983-07-16
Tokyo, 26.66381 142.15831
TNS:F
30995   1982-12-07
Tokyo, 26.66381 142.15831
TNS:F
30992   1985-05-24
Tokyo, 27.07242 142.21722
TNS:F
30993   1982-08-10
Tokyo, 26.66381 142.15831
TNS:F
30994   1982-08-11
Tokyo, 26.66381 142.15831
TNS:F
30948   1983-07-16
Tokyo, 26.66381 142.15831
TNS:F
31003   1990-03-14
Tokyo, 26.66381 142.15831
TNS:F
30946   1990-06-29
Tokyo, 26.66381 142.15831
TNS:F
30950   1986-03-13
Tokyo, 26.66381 142.15831
TNS:F
30949   1985-08-15
Tokyo, 26.66381 142.15831
TNS:F
30999   1983-07-25
Tokyo, 27.07242 142.21722
TNS:F
30735   1994-10-29
Tokyo, 27.07242 142.21722
TNS:F
30754   1994-11-05
Tokyo, 26.66381 142.15831
TNS:F
30622   1993-12-11
Tokyo, 27.07242 142.21722
TNS:F
30617   1990-03-17
Tokyo, 27.07242 142.21722

New York Botanical Garden

NY:NY
03012614S. Kaneko   60111973-01-16
Japan, Okinawa, Iriomote Island, Nakama river (Upper Stream)

Purdue University, Arthur Fungarium

PUR
Fujikuro, Y   1908-10-21
Taiwan, Taipei, Formosa, 23.62439 121.0144
PUR
Suzuki   1908-10-17
Taiwan, Chia-I, 23.479444 120.440833

USDA United States National Fungus Collections

BPI
BPI 155319Suzuki   0000-00-00
Taiwan, Chia - I
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