Dataset: ASU-Plants
Taxa: Hibiscus riceae
Search Criteria: includes cultivated/captive occurrences

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Arizona State University Vascular Plant Herbarium


ASU:Plants
Hibiscus riceae Craven, Wilson & Lundell
ASU0019342L. A. Craven   57591980-05-22
Australia, Northern Territory, Kakadu National Park. Site 50. Near Buffalo Spring, Brockman, 4.5 km north-northeast of Koongarra, -12.8333 132.867

ASU:Plants
Hibiscus riceae Craven, Wilson & Lundell
ASU0019344P. A. Fryxell   42691983-05-25
Australia, Northern Territory, Kaduku National Park, Baroalba Springs, lower margin of sandstone escarpment; mixed woodland on sandy soil.

ASU:Plants
Hibiscus riceae Craven, Wilson & Lundell
ASU0019343L. A. Craven   1980-05-22
Australia, Northern Territory, Kakadu National Park. Site 50. Near Buffalo Spring, Brockman, 4.5 km north-northeast of Koongarra, -12.8333 132.867

University of Texas at Austin Herbarium


TEX
Hibiscus riceae Craven, F.D.Wilson & Fryxell
TEX00208008L. A. Craven   57591980-05-22
Australia, Northern Territory, Near Buffalo Spring, Mt. Brockman, 4.5 km NNE of Koongarra. Site 50. 5472-695807., -12.83333 132.86667


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