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Taxa: Pelargonium australe (Pelargonium aemulum)
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Academy of Natural Sciences of Drexel University

PH
Pelargonium aemulum Hoffmanns. ex F. Dietr.
PH00020231unknown   s.n.
PH
Pelargonium australe (Poir.) Jacq.
PH00020883unknown   s.n.
PH
Pelargonium australe (Poir.) Jacq.
PH00020884unknown   s.n.

Carnegie Museum of Natural History Herbarium

CM:Botany-botany
Pelargonium australe (Poir.) Jacq.
CM193388Tilden, J.E.   9531912-12-00
Australia, Hall's Gap, Grampian Mts, Victoria
CM:Botany-botany
Pelargonium australe (Poir.) Jacq.
CM193389Tilden, J.E.   8811912-12-00
Australia, Hall's Gap, Grampian Mts, Victoria
CM:Botany-botany
Pelargonium australe (Poir.) Jacq.
CM193390   
Oceania
CM:Botany-botany
Pelargonium australe (Poir.) Jacq.
CM293605Weber, J.Z.   18181969-11-06
Australia, S Australia, Big Heath Nat'l Park, 25 km SW of Naracoorte, Middle of Park

Milwaukee Public Museum

MIL
Pelargonium australe (Poir.) Jacq.
B59349John M. Grant   1903-01-00
Australia, New South Wales

Our Lady of the Lake University Herbarium

LLC
Pelargonium australe (Poir.) Jacq.
00003782A. E. Kenworthy   s.n.1937-12-00
Australia, Tasmania, Hobart.

University of Colorado Museum of Natural History Herbarium Vascular Plant Collection

COLO:V
Pelargonium australe (Poir.) Jacq.
02861086   
Australia, Victoria
COLO:V
Pelargonium australe (Poir.) Jacq.
02861078   
Australia, New South Wales

University of Texas at Austin Herbarium

TEX
Pelargonium australe (Poir.) Jacq.
TEX00542052Mao-Lun Weng   G10022011-09-30
United States, Texas, Travis, Grown in the Welch greenhouse, University of Texas at Austin.
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