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Taxa: Meliola dissotidis, Meliola dissotidis var. dissotidis, Meliola dissotidis var. minor
Search Criteria: excluding cultivated/captive occurrences
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Canadian National Mycological Herbarium

AAFC:DAOM
Meliola dissotidis Hansf. & Deighton
140173F.C. Deighton   1953-04-09
Sierra Leone, Pelewahum

Swedish Museum of Natural History

S
Meliola dissotidis Hansf. & Deighton
F7941F. C. Deighton   M19661939-04-03
Sierra Leone, Sierra Leone, near Gorahun
S
Meliola dissotidis Hansf. & Deighton
F81950F. C. Deighton   M 18681939-02-02
Sierra Leone, Sierra Leone, near Rokupr
S
Meliola dissotidis Hansf. & Deighton
F81949F. C. Deighton   M 22191940-01-25
Sierra Leone, Sierra Leone, Lowoma
S
Meliola dissotidis Hansf. & Deighton
F81953F. C. Deighton   M 16521938-12-05
Sierra Leone, Sierra Leone, Kenema
S
Meliola dissotidis Hansf. & Deighton
F81952F. C. Deighton   M 16431938-11-16
Sierra Leone, Sierra Leone, Njala
S
Meliola dissotidis Hansf. & Deighton
F81947F. C. Deighton   M 24191945-03-11
Sierra Leone, Sierra Leone, Beobu (Gaura)
S
Meliola dissotidis Hansf. & Deighton
F81954F. C. Deighton   M 14401937-12-06
Sierra Leone, Sierra Leone, Kenema
S
Meliola dissotidis Hansf. & Deighton
F81955F. C. Deighton   M 17701939-01-26
Sierra Leone, Sierra Leone, Bunbuna

University of Wyoming, Wilhelm G. Solheim Mycological Herbarium

RMS
Meliola dissotidis Hansf. & Deighton
RMS0014031J. Hindria   106201962-12-00
RMS
Meliola dissotidis Hansf. & Deighton
RMS0014032F. C. Deighton   1953-04-09
Sierra Leone, Pelewahun

USDA United States National Fungus Collections

BPI
Meliola dissotidis Hansf. & Deighton
BPI 693842Kranz J.   1962-12-00
Guinea, Kindia, West Africa
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