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Taxa: Peponium vogelii (Peponia grandiflora, Peponia bojeri, Peponia bracteata, Peponia cucullata, Peponia dissecta, Peponia kilimandscharica, Peponia laurentii, Peponia macroura, Peponia rufotomentosa, Peponia usambarensis, Peponia vogelii, Peponium adpressipilosum, Peponium bracteatum, Peponium rectipil... (show all)
Search Criteria: excluding cultivated/captive occurrences
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Botanical Research Institute of Texas, Philecology Herbarium

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BRIT706153   
Tanzania, [filed under Africa]
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BRIT706154   
Tanzania
BRIT:BRIT
BRIT706155   
Tanzania
BRIT:BRIT
BRIT706156   
Tanzania
BRIT:BRIT
BRIT706157B. Mhoro   2292000-08-01
Tanzania, Morogoro, [filed under Africa]
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BRIT706158   
Tanzania
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BRIT706159   
Tanzania
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BRIT706160   
Tanzania
BRIT:BRIT
BRIT706161   
Tanzania, [filed under Africa]
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BRIT706162   
Tanzania
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BRIT706163   
Tanzania
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BRIT706164   
Tanzania
BRIT:BRIT
BRIT706165P. Kuchar   239222001-01-13
Tanzania, Singida, [filed under Africa], -4.776389 34.666667, 1500m
BRIT:BRIT
BRIT706166   
Tanzania
BRIT:BRIT
BRIT706167   
Tanzania
BRIT:BRIT
BRIT706168   
Tanzania
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BRIT706169   
Tanzania, [filed under Africa]
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BRIT706170   
Tanzania
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BRIT706171   
Tanzania

Natural History Museum of Utah, Garrett Herbarium

UT:Botany
UT0053832Verdcourt   1963-07-07
Kenya, Rift Valley, Nairobi, Fischers Needle a comendite plug left at entrance to Njorowa Gorge (Hell's Gate). Naivasha.

San Diego Natural History Museum

SD:Plants
Thomas W. Whitaker   s.n.1965-08-16
NULL, Unknown, Collected in experimental garden; grown from seed collected in Ethiopia. U. S. Hort. Field Station.

University of Arizona Herbarium

ARIZ
Mary Wilkins   MW-4502003-12-10
Kenya, Rift Valley. Hells Gate National Park near Naivasha, Kenya. Growing on Fischers Tower., 2408m
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Google Map

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