Dataset: All Collections
Taxa: Tuburcinia ficariae
Search Criteria: excluding cultivated/captive occurrences

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Charles Gardner Shaw Mycological Herbarium, Washington State University


WSP
Tuburcinia ficariae (Unger) Liro
WSP11980P. Vogel   1924-05-22
Germany, D. Brandenburg: Schlosspark in Tamsel, 52.631251 12.972723

WSP
Tuburcinia ficariae (Unger) Liro
WSP18259P. Vogel   1927-05-00
Germany, Brandenburg: Tamsel, 52.644585 13.236394

Cornell University Plant Pathology Herbarium


CUP
Tuburcinia ficariae (Unger) Liro
Zillig,Ust.Eur.13P. Vogel   1924-05-22
Germany, D. Brandenburg: Schlosspark in Tamsel, 53 14

Meise Botanic Garden Herbarium


BR
Tuburcinia ficariae (Unger) Liro
BR5020118844193Kochman J.   S.N.1937-05-16
Poland, Warszawa; Hortus Lazienki Krolewskie

University of Michigan Herbarium


MICH:Fungi
Tuburcinia ficariae (Unger) Liro
301542V. Lindtner   

University of Wisconsin-Madison Herbarium


WIS
Tuburcinia ficariae (Unger) Liro
WIS-F-0084735P. Vogel   s.n.1924-05-22

USDA United States National Fungus Collections


BPI
BPI 178614Kochman J.   1937-05-16
Poland, Warsaw Lazienki Krolewsie Garden

BPI
BPI 178615Vogel P.   1927-05-00
Poland, (formerly Germany) Dabroszyn (Tamsel)

BPI
BPI 178616Vogel P.   1924-06-22
Poland, (formerly Germany) Dabroszyn (Tamsel) Castle Park

BPI
BPI 978189Kochman J.   s.n.1937-05-16
Poland, Warsaw Lazienki Krolewsie Garden

BPI
BPI 991467Vogel P.   1927-05-00
Poland, (formerly Germany) Dabroszyn (Tamsel)

BPI
BPI 1045665Vogel P.   1924-06-22
Poland, (formerly Germany) Dabroszyn (Tamsel) Castle Park

BPI
BPI 1045767Vogel P.   1924-06-22
Poland, (formerly Germany) Dabroszyn (Tamsel) Castle Park


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Google Map

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