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Academy of Natural Sciences of Drexel University
PH	Nephelium tomentosum F. Muell. PH00019270unknown   s.n. Australia, Rockingham Bay, -18.21781 146.008551 Full Record Details
Denver Museum of Nature and Science Herbarium
DMNS:Herb	Alectryon tomentosus (F. Müll.) Radlk. 3182Kirk Johnson   1989-00-00 Australia, Queensland/New South Wales Full Record Details
Illinois Natural History Survey
ILLS	Alectryon tomentosus (F. Muell.) Radlk. Steven R. Hill, Colleen Keena & Geoff Keena   358302004-03-28 Australia, Queensland, Moreton Pastoral District (Shire of Esk). East end of Sim Jue Creek Road, Dundas area, D'Aguilar Range, northeast of Wivenhoe - Somerset Road, along west side of road. Approximately 50 kilometers due northwest of Brisbane center. Along Telsta cable / powerline and pasture along road at margin of forest land and rocky creek., -27.2634 152.643, 184m Full Record Details
North Carolina State University Vascular Plant Herbarium
NCSC:NCSC	Alectryon tomentosus (F. Müll.) Radlk. NCSC00023338Mary S. Clemens   s.n.1942-11-27 Australia, Botanic Gardens, Brisbane, Australia. "Extends inland in parts of Queensland to about 100 miles"., 12m Full Record Details
University of Vermont, Pringle Herbarium
VT	Alectryon tomentosus (F. Müll.) Radlk. UVMVT237618Hill, S. R.   358302004-04-28 Australia, Queensland, Moreton, East end of Sim June Creek Road, Dundas area, D’Aquilar Range, NE of Wivenhoe - Somerset Road, along west side of road. Approximately 50 km due NW of Brisbane center., -27.26345 152.643583, 184m Full Record Details

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