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Minnesota Biodiversity Atlas
Bell Museum
Dataset: MIN-Fungi
Taxa: Phacidiaceae
Search Criteria: excluding cultivated/captive occurrences
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Bell Museum fungi | |
 MIN:Fungi |  Ceuthospora buxi (Fr.) Petr. 8637[1217270] 593 |
MIN:Fungi |  Ceuthospora cookei Thüm. [1272063] |
MIN:Fungi |  Ceuthospora cookei Thüm. [1272064] |
MIN:Fungi |  Ceuthospora cookei Thüm. [1272065] |
MIN:Fungi |  Ceuthospora feurichii Bubák 818754[1208358]Petrak, F. 28021932-11-00 |
MIN:Fungi |  Ceuthospora foliicola (Lib.) Jaap [1272066] |
MIN:Fungi |  Ceuthospora foliicola (Lib.) Jaap [1272067] |
MIN:Fungi |  484567[1270990] Philippines |
MIN:Fungi |  498464[1270991] Germany |
MIN:Fungi |  Ceuthospora oleae Kalchbr. & Cooke 819816[1208360]Ahmad, S. 21491952-08-00 Pakistan, Swat |
MIN:Fungi |  Ceuthospora phacidioides Grev. [1272069] |
MIN:Fungi |  Ceuthospora phacidioides Grev. [1272070] |
MIN:Fungi |  Ceuthospora phacidioides Grev. 924657[1272071] |
MIN:Fungi |  Ceuthospora phacidioides Grev. 924656[1272072] |
MIN:Fungi |  Ceuthospora rhododendri Grove 470488[1208359]Ludwig, A. 31581936-02-26 |
MIN:Fungi |  Ceuthospora visci (Alb. & Schwein.) Sollm. [1272073] |
MIN:Fungi |  Ceuthospora visci (Alb. & Schwein.) Sollm. [1272074] |
MIN:Fungi |  Ceuthospora visci (Alb. & Schwein.) Sollm. [1272075] |
MIN:Fungi |  818570[1212432]Petrak, F. 18561938-08-00 Czech Republic |
MIN:Fungi |  Phacidium abietinellum Dearn. 615065[1212430]Cain, R.F. 23715 Canada, Ontario, Sproule L. Portage, Algonquin Park |
MIN:Fungi |  Phacidium nigrum Cooke 47164[1212431]Tracy, S.M. 65991900-05-16 |
MIN:Fungi |  Ceuthospora ilicis Desm. [1272068] |
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