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National Museum of Natural History, Smithsonian Institution - Botany
NMNH-US:Plantae-US	Drepanocladus fluitans var. gracilis Warnst. -. Derscheid   25111927-03-18 Congo, Democratic Republic of, Tropical Africa. Expedition of the Harvard Institute of Tropical Biology and Medicine. Belgian Congo: Camp Lukumi, n. slope Mt. Karisimbi., 3520m Full Record Details
NMNH:Plantae	Drepanocladus fluitans var. gracilis Warnst. Derscheid, -.   25111927-03-18 Congo, Democratic Republic of, Tropical Africa. Expedition of the Harvard Institute of Tropical Biology and Medicine. Belgian Congo: Camp Lukumi, n. slope Mt. Karisimbi., 3520m Full Record Details
NMNH-US:Plantae-US	Calliergon keniae Dixon E. A. Mearns   1592 b1909-09-21 Kenya, Along trail from W Kenia Forest Station to summit. Full Record Details
NMNH:Plantae	Calliergon keniae Dixon Mearns, E. A.   1592 b1909-09-21 Kenya, Along trail from W Kenia Forest Station to summit. Full Record Details
NMNH-US:Plantae-US	Calliergon sarmentosum var. subflavum Dixon E. A. Mearns   1339b1909-09-21 Kenya, Smithsonian African Expedition. Western slopes of Mount Kenia, along the trail from West Kenia Forest Station to summit, British East Africa., 3630m Full Record Details
NMNH:Plantae	Calliergon sarmentosum var. subflavum Dixon Mearns, E. A.   1339b1909-09-21 Kenya, Smithsonian African Expedition. Western slopes of Mount Kenia, along the trail from West Kenia Forest Station to summit, British East Africa., 3630m Full Record Details

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