Dataset: All Collections
Taxa: Sphaeria ribesia
Search Criteria: excluding cultivated/captive occurrences

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Academy of Natural Sciences of Drexel University


PH
PH00304201   31

PH
PH00304202   s.n.1816-10-00
Germany, Lower Saxony, Hameln-Pyrmont, Pyrmonti [known now as Bad Pyrmont], 51.985895 9.252464

PH
PH00304203   121816-10-00
Germany, Lower Saxony, Hameln-Pyrmont, Pyrmonti [known now as Bad Pyrmont], 51.985895 9.252464

PH-ANSP:PH-Muhl-Fungi
PH00079270unknown   s.n.
[no data]

PH-ANSP:PH-Muhl-Fungi
PH00079271C.H. Persoon   235
[no data]

PH-ANSP:PH-Schwein-Fungi
PH00077141unknown   s.n.
United States, Burke, Lehigh & Northampton, Salem & Bethlehem

PH-ANSP:PH-Schwein-Fungi
PH00077142unknown   70
[no data]

Field Museum of Natural History


F:Botany
Sphaeria ribesia Schwein. Schwein.
C0241228FJ. B. Mougeot & C. G. Nestler   s.n.1812-12-00
France, Grand Est, "Vogeso-Rhenanae"; Upper Rhine valley area and Vosges Mountains, 48.309255 7.320301

Meise Botanic Garden Herbarium


BR
Sphaeria ribesia Pers.
GENT10103432Van Hoorebeke C.J.   2260

University of Michigan Herbarium


MICH:Fungi
Sphaeria ribesia Cooke & Massee
310920Schmidt   

USDA United States National Fungus Collections


BPI
Sphaeria ribesia Cooke & Massee
BPI 800794   0000-00-00

BPI
Sphaeria ribesia Cooke & Massee
BPI 800795   0000-00-00

BPI
Sphaeria ribesia Cooke & Massee
BPI 800796   0000-00-00

BPI
Sphaeria ribesia Cooke & Massee
BPI 800797   1887-05-00
England, Battle Abbey

BPI
Sphaeria ribesia Cooke & Massee
BPI 800798   0000-00-00

BPI
Sphaeria ribesia Cooke & Massee
BPI 974312   
Germany

BPI
Sphaeria ribesia Cooke & Massee
BPI 987312   
France

BPI
Sphaeria ribesia Cooke & Massee
BPI 1050666Schweinitz   s.n.
United States, Salem, North Carolina and Bethlehem, Pennsylvania


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