Dataset: UC
Taxa: Coniothecium
Search Criteria: excluding cultivated/captive occurrences

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University of California Berkeley, University Herbarium


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UC663688Donald Richards   33131939-10-21
USA, New Mexico, San Miguel, Pecos, On dry hillside along Pecos River., 35.574203 -105.675016

UC
Coniothecium eriodictyonis Dearn. & Barthol.
UC699864O. A. Plunkett   1938-06-18
USA, California, Los Angeles, Glendora., 34.136119 -117.865339

UC
Coniothecium eriodictyonis Dearn. & Barthol.
UC1458145O. A. Plunkett   1938-00-00
USA, California, Ventura, Sespe Creek, 34.380403 -118.953857

UC
Coniothecium eriodictyonis Dearn. & Barthol.
UC699865O. A. Plunkett   
USA, California, Ventura, Sespe Creek, 34.380403 -118.953857

UC
Coniothecium eriodictyonis Dearn. & Barthol.
UC699772O. A. Plunkett   1937-12-10
USA, California, Ventura, Piru., 34.415274 -118.793982

UC
UC476836Underwood   6081883-00-00
USA, New York, Onondaga, Jamesville, 42.992011 -76.071589

UC
UC686412P. Standley   579131938-11-25
Guatemala, Chimaltenango, Along road from Chimaltenango to San Martin Jilotepeque, 1500 - 1900m

UC
Coniothecium eriodictyonis Dearn. & Barthol.
UC1455876Lee Bonar   1973-05-23
USA, California, Alameda, UC Botanical Garden, Strawberry Canyon, Berkeley, 37.8745 -122.24601

UC
Coniothecium eriodictyonis Dearn. & Barthol.
UC1458141O. A. Plunkett   1926-10-20
USA, California, Ventura, Sespe Creek, 34.458611 -118.926944

UC
Coniothecium salicis
UC221797J. M. Grant   1923-03-00
USA, Washington, Island, Langley, 48.040094 -122.406257

UC
Coniothecium eriodictyonis Dearn. & Barthol.
UC1458412O. A. Plunkett   1932-06-21
USA, California, San Diego, Logara Junction


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