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Search Criteria: Somalia; excluding cultivated/captive occurrences
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Desert Botanical Garden Herbarium

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DES00067697Joyce Peters   2007-02-09
Somalia, unknown, Cultivated at Desert Botanical Garden, Phoenix, Maricopa County, Arizona, 33 deg 27.5 min N, 111 deg 56.64 min W, 1200 feet elevation, bed 61B, accession number 1995 0303 0101, cultivated plant acquired indirectly from Somalia, source: Royal Botanic Gardens, Kew; Somalia: 24 km north Mogadishu, collected by Brandham, P. 2713, other collectors Holmes, Bailes, and Johnson., 2.246808 45.343058
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Aloe jacunda
DES00046041Ward   1998-05-12
Somalia, In cultivation Desert Botanical Garden, Phoenix, Maricopa Co, AZ, lat 33.461395, lon -111.944487, ele 1280'; DES Acc. 1968 9224 0102, originally collected by P. R. O. Bally 7157, from Somalia, Grand Libah (type locality); International Succulent Institute accession number 533., 9.861265 44.823481
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Aloe scobinifolia Reynolds & Bally
DES00046330Robin Baker   1996-12-27
Somalia, In cultivation Desert Botanical Garden, Phoenix, Maricopa Co, AZ, lat 33.461395, lon -111.944487, ele 1280'; accession number 1974 0251 0101, originally collected by John Lavranos 7319, from Somalia, near Erigavo; International Succulent Institute accession number 853., 10.616158 47.367947
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Aloe scobinifolia Reynolds & P.R.O.Bally
DES00046331Joni Ward   1996-12-27
Somalia, In cultivation Desert Botanical Garden, Phoenix, Maricopa Co, AZ, lat 33.461395, lon -111.944487, ele 1280'; DBG accession number 1974 0251 0101. 9:55 am. Collected by John Lavranos 7319 from Somalia, near Erigavo, International Succulant # 853, 10.616158 47.367947, 1820m
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