Sphaerotheca mors-uvae (Schwein.) Berk. & M.A. Curtis

Critère de choix. Pays: tout pays. Organisme associé: n'importe quel (carte de distribution)

Nombre de entrées. 189. Information sur dates. 1901 (Mai, Jui, Jui, Aoû, Sep, Oct). Pays. Arménie, British Isles, Géorgie, Ireland, Kirghizistan, Royaume-Uni, Russia, Russie, Suède, Ukraine. Organismes associées. Euphorbia virgata; Plantae indet.; Ribes aureum (feuille); Ribes grossularia (épine, brindille, feuille, fruit, ovaire, petiole, pousse, tige); Ribes nigrum (brindille, feuille, petiole, pousse); Ribes sp. (brindille, feuille, ovaire, petiole). Collections. KW [Darwin] 11986, 11987, 11988, 11989, 11990, 11991, 11992, 11993, 11994, 11995, 11996, 11997, 11998, 11999, 14751, 14752, 14753, 14754, 14755, 14756, 14757, 14758, 14759, 14760, 14761, 14762, 14763, 14764, 14765, 14766, 45023, 45024, 45408, 45409, 45410, 45411, 52990, 52991, 52992, 52993, 52994, 53874, 53875, 53876, 53877, 53878. Bibliographie. Anon. (1908); Bisby & Mason (1940) page(s) 136; Bunkina & Heluta (1990) page(s) 399; Cannon, Hawksworth & Sherwood-Pike (1985); Clark (1980); Dennis (1978); Dobrovolsky (1914); Elenkin (1907); Ganeshin & Bondartseva-Monteverde (1922); Garbowski (1924), 234; Gavrilo (1999) page(s) 439; Gizhytska (1926) page(s) 28; Grodzynska (1928); Gyzhitska (1926); Heluta (1979) page(s) 378; Heluta (1989) page(s) 158; Heluta (1999) page(s) 482; Ing (1991); Isikov (1989) page(s) 328; Kalinichenko (1974) page(s) 426, 427; Kaliuzhny & Ustynov (1980); Kaliuzhny (1979); Kaliuzhny, Ustynov & Markova (1975); Kalyuzhniĭ (1979) page(s) 53; Kalyuzhniĭ (1979) page(s) 557-561; Koretsky (1979); Mokrzhetsky (1911); Molotkova (1967) page(s) 91; Morochkowsky (1953); Murvanishvili (1994) page(s) 12; Muskett & Malone (1983) page(s) 205; Nakhutsrishvili (1986) page(s) 316; Namysłowski (1914); Potebnia (1909); Potebnia (1916); Raciborski (1910); Rouppert (1911); Simonyan (1994) page(s) 273; Stolyhwo (1905); Tranzschel (1902) page(s) 72; Tselle (1925); Wróblewski (1912); Wróblewski (1913); Wróblewski (1914); Yachevsky (1910); Yachevsky (1912); Yachevsky (1917); Zweigbaumowna (1918).