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CAS - California Academy of Sciences Vascular Plants
CAS:BOT-BC	Culcasia dinklagei Engl. 601327Zenker, G.   2661912-12-00 Cameroon, Lokundje-Ufer Full Record Details
CAS:BOT-BC	Culcasia lancifolia N.E. Br. 601328Thomas, D. W.; Wilks, C. M.   66001986-07-22 Gabon, Province du Moyen-Ogooue, Moyen-Ogooue Region: Rocky riverbank and seasonally flooded bed of the Okano river near its confluence with the Ogooue at Alembé., -0.1 10.7833333333, 80m Full Record Details
CAS:BOT-BC	Culcasia mannii (Hook. f.) Engl. 601329Harder, D. K.; Merello, M. C.; Nkhoma, C.; Mulimo, M.; Tmngonga, E.   21941993-12-05 Zambia, Northern Province, Kaputa District, Sumbu National Park, along Lufubu River at Mwepwe Falls (Kafuna Falls). On north side of falls and up slope towards Nsamba Lodge., -8.6922222222 30.5488888889, 900m Full Record Details
CAS:BOT-BC	Culcasia mannii (Hook. f.) Engl. 601330Wilks, C.   26201992-08-10 Gabon, Province de l' Estuaire, N of Libreville; Foret de Mondah., 0.6166666667 9.35 Full Record Details
CAS:BOT-BC	Culcasia scandens P. Beauv. 601331Schmidt, H. H.; Merello, M.; Amponsah, J.; Welsing, A.   21361996-04-02 Ghana, Brong-Ahafo Region, Along the Kwame-Danso to Dome Road. Ca. 3.0 km N of Dome at the Sene River., 7.5916666667 -0.635, 100m Full Record Details
CAS:BOT-BC	Culcasia scandens P. Beauv. 601332Schaller, G.   3751960-06-16 Uganda, Kayonza Forest Full Record Details

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