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Dataset: MICH
Search Criteria: Japan; Ishikari; excluding cultivated/captive occurrences
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University of Michigan Herbarium

MICH:Fungi
Phragmidium miyabeanum S. Ito & Hirats. f.
13322N. Hiratsuka   12-Sep-261926-09-12
Japan, Ishikari, Kummonotaira, Deaisetsuzan Mountains
MICH:Fungi
13695S. Kamei   1711924-10-22
Japan, Ishikari, Mt Teine
MICH:Fungi
276857N. Hiratsuka   s. n.1928-07-05
Japan, Ishikari, Mt. Kuro-dake.
MICH:Fungi
Chrysomyxa pyrolae (DC.) Rostr.
252032N. Hiratsuka   5901926-05-17
Japan, Ishikari, Nopporo
MICH:Fungi
252409N. Hiratsuka   231925-06-17
Japan, Ishikari, Mt. Moiwa near Sapporo
MICH:Fungi
253817N. Hiratsuka   7041925-07-31
Japan, Ishikari, Mt. Moiwa
MICH:Fungi
Hyalopsora polypodii (Pers.) Magnus
253839Y. Tokunaga   s. n.1929-09-23
Japan, Ishikari, Mt. Teine
MICH:Fungi
255375N. Hiratsuka   391927-08-12
Japan, Ishikari, Mt. Kuro-dake
MICH:Fungi
277089N. Hiratsuka   s. n.1927-06-04
Japan, Ishikari, Mt. Moiwa near Sapporo
MICH:Fungi
Milesina sublevis (Faull) Hirats.
277102N. Hiratsuka   491925-06-13
Japan, Ishikari, Maruyama near Sapporo
MICH:Fungi
Pucciniostele clarkiana (Barclay) Kom. & Tranzschel
277639N. Hiratsuka   6891923-07-18
Japan, Ishikari, Jôzankei
MICH:Fungi
Thekopsora hakkodensis S. Ito & Hirats. f.
277686G. Yamada   s. n.1902-10-14
Japan, Ishikari, Jôzankei
MICH:Fungi
277707N. Hiratsuka   s. n.1922-11-10
Japan, Ishikari, Jôzankei
MICH:Fungi
Uredinopsis filicina (Niessl) Magnus
277750N. Hiratsuka   s. n.1925-09-23
Japan, Ishikari, Jôzankei
MICH:Fungi
Uredinopsis pteridis Dietel & Holw.
277925N. Hiratsuka   5481927-07-24
Japan, Ishikari, Nopporo
MICH:Fungi
286019N. Hiratsuka   s. n.1925-09-21
Japan, Ishikari, Sapporo
MICH:Fungi
302492N. Hiratsuka   s. n.1925-06-21
Japan, Ishikari, Mt. Moiwa
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