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Taxa: Stigmina verrucosa
Search Criteria: excluding cultivated/captive occurrences
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Canadian National Mycological Herbarium

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Stigmina verrucosa (Morgan-Jones) B. Sutton
136239D. Doidge, D.G. Lund   1966-08-16
Canada, British Columbia, Findlay Forks, 54+57-WPG-19. Mile 37.5 Findlay Forks Rd.
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Stigmina verrucosa (Morgan-Jones) B. Sutton
136252D. Doidge, J. Grant, M. Bedford   1966-08-11
Canada, British Columbia, Chetwynd, 54+12+58-WPG-12'B'. Link Creek
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Stigmina verrucosa (Morgan-Jones) B. Sutton
113432R.O. Wood   1965-06-09
Canada, British Columbia, Chetwynd, 46-NPG-2
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Stigmina verrucosa (Morgan-Jones) B. Sutton
113508J. Holms   1965-06-15
Canada, British Columbia, Prince George, 48-WPG-34'A'
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Stigmina verrucosa (Morgan-Jones) B. Sutton
113734N.E. Alexander   1960-06-07
Canada, British Columbia, Cedarvale, 35-WPR-P-28, Wilson Creek, Woodcock Road
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Stigmina verrucosa (Morgan-Jones) B. Sutton
105968E. Pottinger   1963-07-12
Canada, British Columbia, Strathnauer, 51-SPG-4
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Stigmina verrucosa (Morgan-Jones) B. Sutton
113423M.A. Grismer, D. Lackey   1965-07-09
Canada, British Columbia, At Boat Encampment, B.C. No. 52. 100 miles N.E. of Revelstoke
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Stigmina verrucosa (Morgan-Jones) B. Sutton
136251N.E. Alexander   1960-06-25
Canada, British Columbia, Cedarvale, 35-WPR-PJ-47
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Stigmina verrucosa (Morgan-Jones) B. Sutton
143810C.S. Wood   1972-07-13
Canada, British Columbia, McLeod Lake, 72-9-0401. 20-040. Hart Hwy between Whiskers Pt. and McLeod Lake
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