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Dataset: MO-Seed Plants
Search Criteria: Zambia; North-Western; Solwezi; excluding cultivated/captive occurrences
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Missouri Botanical Garden

MO:Seed Plants
Nephrolepis undulata (Afzel. ex Sw.) J. Sm.
103276337J. K. Kornaś   17161972-05-12
Zambia, North-Western, Solwezi, Mwinilunga Rd. 32 km of Solwezi, Mutanda River, -12.3833333 26.25, 1205m
MO:Seed Plants
103294821W.D. Holmes   02681961-01-01
Zambia, North-Western, Solwezi, -9.7 28.8
MO:Seed Plants
103305014A. Angus   4201952-09-12
Zambia, North-Western, Solwezi, Growing in the open by river's edge near abandoned native cultivation, near Solwezi boma.
MO:Seed Plants
103305539A. Angus   4391952-09-13
Zambia, North-Western, Solwezi, Solwezi river gorge, 2 miles from Solwezi boma.
MO:Seed Plants
103305004J. K. Kornaś   1717
Zambia, North-Western, Solwezi, -12.5333333 26.25
MO:Seed Plants
103307668J. K. Kornaś   39841973-05-15
Zambia, North-Western, Solwezi, Chifubwa Cave Nat. Mon., -12.2333333 26.4, 1290m
MO:Seed Plants
103310155J. K. Kornaś   18021972-05-14
Zambia, North-Western, Solwezi, Chifubwa Cave Nat. Mon., -12.2333333 26.4, 1300m
MO:Seed Plants
103336328A. Angus   3971952-09-10
Zambia, North-Western, Solwezi, with numerous other suffrutices in Solwenzi "dambo" (burnt out Chipya vegitation)
MO:Seed Plants
103356988J. K. Kornaś   18001972-05-14
Zambia, North-Western, Solwezi, Chifubwa Cave. Nat. Mon., -12.2333333 26.4, 1300m
MO:Seed Plants
103364097R.B. Drummond   69741961-03-17
Zambia, North-Western, Solwezi, Near Kifubwa R. 5 km E of Solwezi Brachystegia woodland, roadside
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