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Taxa: Uromyces shiraianus
Search Criteria: excluding cultivated/captive occurrences
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Chrysler Herbarium - Mycological Collection

CHRB
Uromyces shiraianus Dietel & P. Syd.
CHRB-F-0028031   
Japan
CHRB
Uromyces shiraianus Dietel & P. Syd.
CHRB-F-0028030   
Japan

Meise Botanic Garden Herbarium

BR
Uromyces shiraianus Diet. & Syd.
BR5020078592226Sydow H.   S.N.1913-08-24
Japan, Mt. Hakoda

New York Botanical Garden

NY:NY
Uromyces shiraianus Dietel & P.Syd.
48620M. Shirai   
Japan, Tokyo

University of Cincinnati, Margaret H. Fulford Herbarium - Fungi

CINC
Uromyces shiraianus Dietel & P. Syd.
CINC-F-0003877Kusano, S.   s.n.1899-10-18
Japan, Tokyo, Tokyo, Mt. Takao near Tokyo, 35.626029 139.240302

University of Minnesota, Bell Museum of Natural History Herbarium Fungal Collection

MIN
Uromyces shiraianus Dietel & P. Syd.
331302   
MIN
Uromyces shiraianus Dietel & P. Syd.
464085   
MIN
Uromyces shiraianus Dietel & P. Syd.
464086   
MIN
Uromyces shiraianus Dietel & P. Syd.
325273   
MIN
Uromyces shiraianus Dietel & P. Syd.
325272   
MIN
Uromyces shiraianus Dietel & P. Syd.
325271   
MIN
Uromyces shiraianus Dietel & P. Syd.
325261   
MIN
Uromyces shiraianus Dietel & P. Syd.
325000   
MIN
Uromyces shiraianus Dietel & P. Syd.
324999   

University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill Herbarium: Fungi

NCU:Fungi
Uromyces shiraianus Dietel & P. Syd.
NCU-F-0023507Kikuchi, K.   s.n.1896-08-00
Japan, Iwakizan, Prov. Mutsu, Japan, 41.334059 141.194454

USDA United States National Fungus Collections

BPI
Uromyces shiraianus Dietel & P. Syd.
BPI 016622Shirai; Sydow P.   1897-00-00
Japan
BPI
Uromyces shiraianus Dietel & P. Syd.
BPI 1032246   
BPI
Uromyces shiraianus Dietel & P. Syd.
BPI 1032294   
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