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Dataset: All Collections
Taxa: Cercospora rubi
Search Criteria: excluding cultivated/captive occurrences
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Illinois Natural History Survey - Fungi Collections

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G.H. Boewe   1957-09-10
United States, Illinois, Union, Jonesboro
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G.H. Boewe   1957-10-09
United States, Illinois, Union, Jonesboro
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G.H. Boewe   1942-08-11
United States, Illinois, Clay, Flora
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G.H. Boewe   1942-08-12
United States, Illinois, Jefferson, Irvington
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G.L. Stout   1927-08-11
United States, Illinois, Union, Dongola
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G.H. Boewe   1944-09-01
United States, Illinois, Fayette, Hagarstown
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G.L. Stout   1927-10-06
United States, Illinois, Lawrence, Lawrence
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G.L. Stout   1929-09-26
United States, Illinois, Pike, Pleasant Hill
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G.L. Stout   1926-10-29
United States, Illinois, Jefferson, Mount Vernon
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P.A. Young   1923-07-26
United States, Illinois, Alexander, Olive Branch
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P.A. Young   1922-08-17
United States, Illinois, Alexander, Thebes
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P.A. Young   1922-08-21
United States, Illinois, Jackson, Etherton
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ILL00076521Prof. Passerini   1875-09-00
Italy
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Cercospora rubigo Cooke & Harkn.
ILL00099196BD Halsted   1887-07-00
United States, California, Santa Barbara
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ILL00100306AB Langlois   1886-09-00
United States, Louisianna, Iberville
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ILL00100671LW Nuttall   1894-11-00
United States, West Virgniana, Fayette
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