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Michigan State University Herbarium non-lichenized fungi
MSC	Aecidium stillingiae Tracy & Earle MSC0245363S. M. Tracy   34131897-06-14 United States, Missouri, 38.166971 -93.476872 Full Record Details
New York Botanical Garden
NY:NY	Aecidium stillingiae Tracy & Earle 617966S. M. Tracy   34131897-06-14 United States of America, Mississippi, Wisdom Full Record Details
NY:NY	Aecidium stillingiae Tracy & Earle 617967S. M. Tracy   34131897-06-14 United States of America, Mississippi, Wisdom Full Record Details
NY:NY	Aecidium stillingiae Tracy & Earle 617968S. M. Tracy   1898-06-14 United States of America, Mississippi, Wisdom Full Record Details
NY:NY	Aecidium stillingiae Tracy & Earle 617969S. M. Tracy   34131898-06-14 United States of America, Mississippi, Wisdom Full Record Details
University of Michigan Herbarium
MICH:Fungi	Aecidium stillingiae Tracy & Earle 13203S.M. Tracy   34131897-06-14 USA, Mississippi, Wisdom Full Record Details
USDA United States National Fungus Collections
BPI	Aecidium stillingiae Tracy & Earle BPI 153336Tracy S. M.   1900-06-06 United States, Mississippi, Ocean Springs, 30.41131 -88.827806 Full Record Details
BPI	Aecidium stillingiae Tracy & Earle BPI 153337Tracy S. M.   1897-06-14 United States, Mississippi, Wisdom Full Record Details
Wisconsin State Herbarium, Fungi
WIS	Aecidium stillingiae Tracy & Earle WIS-F-0000258S.M. Tracy   71221900-06-06 United States, Mississippi, Jackson, Ocean Springs, 30.41111 -88.82778 Full Record Details

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