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Taxa: Cyanotis arachnoidea (Cyanotis obtusa, Cyanotis bodinieri, Cyanotis labordei, Tonningia arachnoidea, Tradescantia incana, Tradescantia lanata, Cyanotis lanata var. lanuginosa), Cyanotis arachnoidea var. arachnoidea, Cyanotis arachnoidea var. pilosa
Search Criteria: excluding cultivated/captive occurrences
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Academy of Natural Sciences of Drexel University

PH
PH00225191T. C. Huang   74961973-09-11
Taiwan, Province of China, Pingtung
PH
PH00225193T. C. Huang   60271972-09-06
Taiwan, Province of China, Nan-tou
PH
PH00225203T. C. Huang   68671973-08-05
Taiwan, Province of China, Peng-hu Islands

Carnegie Museum of Natural History Herbarium

CM:Botany
CM506227Mlangwa, J.A.   8282000-04-28
Kenya, Rift Valley, Kajiado District, Mamanga Hill Forest Reserve, E side of Enaruswa Peak, -2.50555555555556 36.7675, 2140m

Florida Department of Agriculture and Consumer Services, Division of Plant Industry

PIHG
Cyanotis obtusa (Trimen) Trimen
12658Marc S. Frank   2016-01-30
United States, Florida, Glades, Garden of Bruce McAlpin, 1686 Muse Road. Trailing herb cultivated in hanging basket. Leaves semi-coriaceous, green above, purple below (leaves at branch tips also sometimes purple above). Inflorescence distichous and scorpioid. Corolla bluish-purple.

University of Florida Herbarium

FLAS
Cyanotis obtusa (Trimen) Trimen
262474Marc S. Frank   11992016-01-30
United States of America, Florida, Glades County, LaBelle: Garden of Bruce McAlpin, 1686 Muse Road.
FLAS
Cyanotis obtusa (Trimen) Trimen
262475Marc S. Frank   11992016-01-30
United States of America, Florida, Glades County, LaBelle: Garden of Bruce McAlpin, 1686 Muse Road.
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