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

WSP
Coccophacidium pini (Alb. & Schwein.) Rehm
WSP22357Herbier Fuckel   1894-00-00
Germany, Oestrich (Nassau), 51.372506 7.634703
WSP
Coccophacidium pini (Alb. & Schwein.) Rehm
WSP31064F. Petrak   1938-08-00
Czechoslovakia, Westin in Mahren, 49.375803 17.402832
WSP
Coccophacidium crustaceum (M.A. Curtis) E.J. Durand
WSP31736H.C. Greene   1951-05-02
United States, Wisconsin, Dane, Madison, 43.07306 -89.40111
WSP
Coccophacidium crustaceum (M.A. Curtis) E.J. Durand
WSP38327R.F. Cain   1943-06-03
Canada, Ontario, Brant, west of Burford, 56.466667 -61.2
WSP
WSP47698W. B. Cooke; V. G. Cooke   1951-07-23
United States, Washington, Grays Harbor, junction U.S. 101 and Washington Highway 9, 7 miles south of Aberdeen, 46.874226 -123.81444
WSP
WSP50703A.W. Slipp   1939-10-10
United States, Idaho, Bonner, Looking Glass Lookout, Priest River Experimental Forest, 48.35833 -116.79472, 1737m
WSP
WSP50713A.W. Slipp   1939-10-12
United States, Idaho, Bonner, Looking Glass Lookout, Priest River Experimental Forest, 48.35833 -116.79472, 1737m
WSP
Coccophacidium crustaceum (M.A. Curtis) E.J. Durand
WSP50756A.W. Slipp   1940-06-12
United States, Idaho, Bonner, 10-12 chains north of junction between highway and Trail 246, 44.70083 -113.36972, 884m
WSP
WSP50757A.W. Slipp   1940-06-12
United States, Idaho, Bonner, 10-12 chains north of junction Between highway and Trail 246, 44.70083 -113.36972, 884m
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