Dataset: All Collections
Taxa: Pestalotiopsis calabae
Search Criteria: excluding cultivated/captive occurrences

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Meise Botanic Garden Herbarium


BR
Pestalotiopsis calabae (Westend.) Steyaert
BR5020153773281Westendorp G.-D.   S.N.
Belgium, Bruxelles (Brussel); Jard. Bot.

New York Botanical Garden


NY:NY
Pestalotiopsis calabae (Westend.) Steyaert
03395989   

New Zealand Fungarium


PDD:PDD
Pestalotiopsis calabae (Westend.) Steyaert
PDD 36451GCM Latch   1977-02-17
Kiribati

PDD:PDD
Pestalotiopsis calabae (Westend.) Steyaert
PDD 36556GCM Latch   1977-02-27
Tuvalu

PDD:PDD
Pestalotiopsis calabae (Westend.) Steyaert
PDD 36557GCM Latch   1977-02-26
Tuvalu

PDD:PDD
Pestalotiopsis calabae (Westend.) Steyaert
PDD 35395Robert A. Fullerton   1975-06-05
Tonga, -21.211389 -175.153056

PDD:PDD
Pestalotiopsis calabae (Westend.) Steyaert
PDD 82336JG Wright   2004-10-11
Palau

USDA United States National Fungus Collections


BPI
Pestalotiopsis calabae (Westend.) Steyaert
BPI 802301Nagata K.   1993-09-22
United States, Hawaii, Intercepted Honolulu Hawaii #118222


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