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Taxa: Hypoxylon ravidoroseum
Search Criteria: excluding cultivated/captive occurrences
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Bishop Museum, Herbarium Pacificum

BISH-BPBM:BISH
Hypoxylon ravidoroseum Y.M.Ju, van der Gucht & J.D.Rogers
761305J.D. Rogers   726222000-01-08
USA, Hawaii, Molokai, Vicinity of Phallic Rock, 21.176974 -157.005509
BISH-BPBM:BISH
Hypoxylon ravidoroseum Y.M.Ju, van der Gucht & J.D.Rogers
761306J.D. Rogers   724581996-01-12
USA, Hawaii, Maui, Kamachou Reserve, 21.106389 -156.868333
BISH-BPBM:BISH
Hypoxylon ravidoroseum Y.M.Ju, van der Gucht & J.D.Rogers
651384R.L. Gilbertson   168441990-06-17
USA, Hawaii, Oahu, Highway 137, MacKenzie State Park, 19.4373 -154.8652
BISH-BPBM:BISH
Hypoxylon ravidoroseum Y.M.Ju, van der Gucht & J.D.Rogers
761304J.D. Rogers   724731996-01-12
USA, Hawaii, Maui, Kamachou Road, 21.106389 -156.868333

Charles Gardner Shaw Mycological Herbarium, Washington State University

WSP
Hypoxylon ravidoroseum Y.M. Ju, Van der Gucht & J.D. Rogers
WSP69610R.L. Gilbertson   1990-06-17
United States, Hawaii, Hawaii, MacKenzie State Park, Highway 137, Puna District, 19.4833 -154.95
WSP
Hypoxylon ravidoroseum Y.M. Ju, Van der Gucht & J.D. Rogers
WSP72458Jack D. Rogers   1996-01-12
United States, Hawaii, Maui, Molokai, Kamakou (Forest) Preserve, 21.1 -156.8667
WSP
Hypoxylon ravidoroseum Y.M. Ju, Van der Gucht & J.D. Rogers
WSP72473Jack D. Rogers   1996-01-12
United States, Hawaii, Maui, Moloka'i, Kamakou Road, 21.1 -156.8667
WSP
Hypoxylon ravidoroseum Y.M. Ju, Van der Gucht & J.D. Rogers
WSP72622Jack D. Rogers   2000-01-08
United States, Hawaii, Maui, Moloka'i, vicinity of Phallic Rock (Pala'au State Park), 21.1667 -157
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