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Dataset: MIN-Fungi
Taxa: Cucurbitariaceae
Search Criteria: excluding cultivated/captive occurrences

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Bell Museum fungi


MIN:Fungi
Cucurbitaria morbosa (Schwein.) Ellis
946395[1275121]   

MIN:Fungi
946396[1275122]   

MIN:Fungi
Cucurbitaria pithyophila (J.C. Schmidt & Kunze) De Not.
946397[1275123]   

MIN:Fungi
Cucurbitaria pithyophila (J.C. Schmidt & Kunze) De Not.
946398[1275124]   

MIN:Fungi
Cucurbitaria pithyophila (J.C. Schmidt & Kunze) De Not.
946399[1275125]   

MIN:Fungi
946400[1275126]   

MIN:Fungi
946401[1275127]   

MIN:Fungi
946402[1275128]   

MIN:Fungi
Cucurbitaria quercina Ellis & Everh.
46754[1208825]Clements, F.E.   4581907-07-21

MIN:Fungi
946403[1275129]   

MIN:Fungi
946404[1275130]   

MIN:Fungi
946405[1275131]   

MIN:Fungi
946406[1275132]   

MIN:Fungi
946407[1275133]   

MIN:Fungi
Cucurbitaria rosae G. Winter & Sacc.
946408[1275134]   

MIN:Fungi
946410[1275135]   

MIN:Fungi
946411[1275136]   

MIN:Fungi
46753[1208826]Bartholomew, E.   16161901-11-20
United States, Kansas, Rooks

MIN:Fungi
946412[1275137]   

MIN:Fungi
46752[1208802]Krieger, W.   17211901-07-00
Germany, Saxony, Kohlberge by Pirna

MIN:Fungi
946413[1275138]   

MIN:Fungi
946413[1275139]   

MIN:Fungi
946414[1275140]   

MIN:Fungi
946415[1275141]   

MIN:Fungi
946416[1275142]   

MIN:Fungi
946417[1275143]   

MIN:Fungi
946418[1275144]   

MIN:Fungi
946419[1275145]   

MIN:Fungi
946420[1275146]   

MIN:Fungi
946421[1275147]   

MIN:Fungi
946422[1271102]   

MIN:Fungi
946423[1271103]   

MIN:Fungi
946424[1275148]   

MIN:Fungi
946425[1275149]   

MIN:Fungi
Curreya sandwicensis Ellis & Everh.
946502[1271105]   


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