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Dataset: MSC
Search Criteria: Argentina; excluding cultivated/captive occurrences
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Michigan State University Herbarium non-lichenized fungi

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Melampsora fagi Dietel & Neger
MSC0249043F. W. Neger   1897-03-00
Argentina, Lanin, -39.637541 -71.505402
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Uromyces johowi
MSC0234477F. W. Neger   1897-02-00
Argentina, Córdoba, Presidente Roque Saenz Peña, in andibus autralibus rei publicae Argentinae, -34 -64
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Uromyces mulini J. Schröt.
MSC0234586F. W. Neger   1897-03-00
Argentina, in valle dicto Malalco rei publicae, -41.48825 -67.507751
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Epibryon e eremita
MSC0235301Garrett Crow   17491971-11-27
Argentina, Isla grande, Northofagus woods near treeline on E side of Paso Garibaldi, Sierra Lucas Bridges. 54 degrees 42' S, 67 degrees 45' W., -54.039375 -68.482564, 550m
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MSC0235314Garrett Crow   17491971-11-27
Argentina, Isla Grande (Tierra del fuego) Northofagus woods near treeline on E side of Paso Garibaldi, Sierra Lucas Bridges. 54 degrees 42' S, 67 degrees 45' W., -54.097184 -68.205159, 550m
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MSC0235318Celina Matteri   6861969-02-12
Argentina, Tierra del Fuego, Ushuaia, Teirra del Fuego australis, Lago Escondido, Refugio (54 degrees 40' S, 67 degrees 53' W) Suelo arensicoarcilloso en Northofaageto, -54.666548 -67.883409, 120m
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MSC0235320Garrett Crow   17491971-11-27
Argentina, Isla Grande (Tierra del Fuego) Northofagus woods near treeline on E side of Paso Garibaldi, Sierra Lucas Bridges. 54 degrees 42' S, 67 degrees 45' W., -54.097184 -68.205159, 550m
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Poronia Willd.
MSC0235951L. C. Knoer   1952-08-01
Argentina, Entre Rioc
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