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Dataset: MO-Seed Plants
Taxa: Dipidax
Search Criteria: excluding cultivated/captive occurrences
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Missouri Botanical Garden

MO:Seed Plants
Dipidax triquetra (L. f.) Baker
100909823Peter Goldblatt   38311976-08-12
South Africa, Western Cape, 3218 Clanwilliam BB. Nardouws Kloof and Bulshoeks on old Van Rhynsdorp Road.
MO:Seed Plants
Dipidax ciliata (L. f.) Baker
100460496C.F. Ecklon   508
South Africa, Inter lapides altitud 2 mont. tabul.
MO:Seed Plants
Dipidax ciliata (L. f.) Baker
100460479C.F. Ecklon   5
South Africa, Locality 78.8.
MO:Seed Plants
Dipidax ciliata (L. f.) Baker
100460475C.F. Ecklon   (58.8)
South Africa, Locality 58.8.
MO:Seed Plants
Dipidax ciliata (L. f.) Baker
100460492C.F. Ecklon   507
South Africa, Prope Tulbagh.
MO:Seed Plants
Dipidax ciliata (L. f.) Baker
100460488C.F. Ecklon   (1.11)
South Africa, Locality 1.11.
MO:Seed Plants
100460472C.F. Ecklon   (51.8)
South Africa, Locality 51.8
MO:Seed Plants
Dipidax P. Lawson ex Salisb.
100460511Anonymous   450
South Africa, Tafelberg, Natal.
MO:Seed Plants
Dipidax ciliata (L. f.) Baker
100460469C.F. Ecklon   (85)
South Africa, Locality 85.
MO:Seed Plants
Dipidax punctata (L.) Hutch.
100917119Peter Goldblatt   47391978-08-28
South Africa, Western Cape, 3418 Simstown AB. Recently burnt slope, northwest aspect, 1 km W of Constantia Nek. Sandy soil.
MO:Seed Plants
Dipidax punctata (L.) Hutch.
100922849Peter Goldblatt   61941981-09-04
South Africa, Western Cape, 3418 Simonstown BB. Sandy flats between Strand and Gordon's Bay.
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