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Dataset: WSP-
Search Criteria: Brazil; Bahia; excluding cultivated/captive occurrences
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Charles Gardner Shaw Mycological Herbarium, Washington State University

WSP
Annulohypoxylon austrobahiense Jad Pereira, J.D. Rogers & J.L. Bezerra sp. nov.
WSP71612Jadergudson Pereira   2008-04-15
Brazil, Bahia, Jussari, PRNP "Serra do Teimoso", -15.190187 -39.493371, 239m
WSP
Annulohypoxylon macrodiscum Jad. Pereira, J.D. Rogers & J.L. Bezerra sp. nov.
WSP71614Jadergudson Pereira   2007-08-23
Brazil, Bahia, Una, Una, Una Ecopark, -15.173 -39.132, 52m
WSP
Annulohypoxylon purpureopigmentum Jad. Pereira, J.D. Rogers & J.L. Bezerra sp. nov.
WSP71615Jadergudson Pereira   2008-04-17
Brazil, Bahia, Una, Una, Una Ecopark, -15.173 -39.132, 44m
WSP
Tilletia Tul. & C. Tul.
WSP72107Joe F. Hennen   79-1341979-06-30
Brazil, Bahia, dirt road to Itaitu, off of highway 324 east of Jacobina, -11.296788 -40.479641
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