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Dataset: ILLS-
Taxa: Phleospora
Search Criteria: excluding cultivated/captive occurrences
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University of Illinois, Illinois Natural History Survey Fungarium

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Phleospora aceris (Lib.) Sacc.
May Varney   s.n.1889-09-28
United States, Kansas, Riley, Manhattan, 39.1752 -96.555
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Phleospora mori (Lév.) Sacc.
W.W. Diehl   s.n.1917-09-11
United States, Maryland, Yarrow, 38.83 -76.85
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Phleospora pistaciae (Desm.) Petr.
   s.n.1981-10-06
Lebanon, Intercepted at Seattle, 33.833333 35.833333
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Phleospora reticulata Ellis & Everh.
J. Dearness   s.n.1925-09-00
Canada, Ontario, Timiskaming, Haileybury, 47.433333 -79.633333
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Phleospora robiniae
G.H. Boewe   s.n.1939-10-18
United States, Illinois, Pulaski, America, 37.114218 -89.197853
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Phleospora celtidis Ellis & G. Martin
B.T. Galloway   s.n.1886-07-00
United States, Missouri,, Boone County,, Columbia., 38.95171 -92.33407
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Phleospora mori (Lév.) Sacc.
A. Commons   s.n.1889-07-00
United States, Delaware,, New Castle County,, Wilimington., 39.73907 -75.53979
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Phleospora californica Ellis & Everh.
W.C. Blasdale   s.n.1895-07-00
United States, California,, Contra Costa., 37.85341 -121.9018
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Phleospora megarrhizae Ellis & Everh.
C.V. Piper   s.n.1894-08-00
United States, Washington,, Benton County,, Benton., 46.31664 -119.50216
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Phleospora ulmi (Fr.) Wallr.
E.W. Holway   s.n.1884-07-00
United States, Iowa,, Winneshiek County,, Decorah., 43.30331 -91.78571
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Phleospora reticulata Ellis & Everh.
J. Dearness   s.n.1891-08-07
Canada, Ontario,, Shore of Lake Ontario., 43.58805 -77.74521
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