Dataset: All Collections
Taxa: Amauroascus aureus (Arachniotus aureus, Gymnoascus aureus, Kuehniella aurea)
Search Criteria: excluding cultivated/captive occurrences

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Cornell University Plant Pathology Herbarium


CUP
Arachniotus aureus (Eidam) J. Schröt.
CUP-044476   

New York Botanical Garden


NY:NY
00968557K. Tubaki   NRRL A-121841959-08-00
Japan, Yamagata, Mt. Yudono

NY:NY
00968558K. Tubaki   O-2512
Japan

NY:NY
Arachniotus aureus (Eidam) J.Schröt.
02964705   

NY:NY
Arachniotus aureus (Eidam) J.Schröt.
00968559A. E. Apinis   BDUN-40 (NRRL 3662, 0-13149)1968-00-00
United Kingdom, England

NY:NY
Amauroascus aureus (Eidam) Arx
02964680J. W. Brandsberg   MO32
United States of America, Missouri

Royal Botanic Garden Edinburgh


E
Amauroascus aureus (Eidam) Arx
E00700471Warcup, J.H.   B65A1950-03-16
England

University of Florida Herbarium - Fungi


FLAS
Amauroascus aureus (Eidam) Arx
FLAS-F-50286Gerald L. Benny   1974-06-27
United States, Florida, Alachua, Gainesville, 29.651634 -82.324826

FLAS
Arachniotus aureus (Eidam) J. Schröt.
FLAS-F-57515K. Tubaki   RSA 15321959-08-00
Japan, Yamagata Prefecture, foot of Mount Yudono, Yamagata Prefecture Japan, 38.531163 139.984903, 1495m

FLAS
Arachniotus aureus (Eidam) J. Schröt.
FLAS-F-50292s.n.   s.n.
no locality given

USDA United States National Fungus Collections


BPI
Arachniotus aureus (Eidam) J. Schröt.
BPI 683686Delamater   1935-05-00
United States, Maryland, Baltimore Johns Hopkins University, 39.328982 -76.62057

BPI
Arachniotus aureus (Eidam) J. Schröt.
BPI 683687Shera C. L.   1935-00-00
United States, Maryland, Baltimore, 39.290385 -76.612189

BPI
BPI 683724BSchroeter, J.   1987-04-26
Unknown, Breslan Zimmerwald

BPI
Arachniotus aureus (Eidam) J. Schröt.
BPI 683778Lanater de   1935-05-00
United States, Maryland, Baltimore near, 39.443074 -76.616319


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