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Taxa: Sesbania sesban var. nubica (Sesbania confaloniana, Sesbania tchadica, Sesbania leptocarpa var. confaloniana)
Search Criteria: excluding cultivated/captive occurrences
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Carnegie Museum of Natural History Herbarium

CM:Botany
CM507910Festo, L.   15362001-06-07
Tanzania, Kagera, Bukoba Rural Dist., Minziro Forest Reserve, Kakindo Village, -1.14833333333333 31.5213888888889, 1148m
CM:Botany
CM507913Kayombo, C.J.   32052000-03-07
Tanzania, Mwanza, Magu District, Simiyu River, -2.57694444444444 33.4558333333333, 1100m
CM:Botany
CM507914Kayombo, C.J.   32892000-03-14
Tanzania, Mwanza, Magu District, ca 1 km NW of Simiyu River, -2.575 33.4569444444444, 1100m
CM:Botany
CM507917Kayombo, C.J.   11762000-03-17
Tanzania, Mwanza, Magu District, Itumbili-Nyigogo-Ilungu Village, Mtarani landing beach, -2.55861111111111 33.3977777777778, 1100m
CM:Botany
CM507918Kayombo, C.J.   12552000-03-22
Tanzania, Mwanza, Magu District, Kahangala Ward, Bugabu Willage [sic], Mwamayoka Island, -2.52777777777778 33.4127777777778, 1112m
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