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Dataset: KEW-
Taxa: Afrolicania
Search Criteria: excluding cultivated/captive occurrences
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Royal Botanic Gardens, Kew - Herbarium Specimens

KEW
K000104174Pomeroy, D.E.   2171957-08-21
15 km E of Mitzic, Okana R., 0.45 11.57
KEW
K000104177Letouzey, R.   42991962-02-18
Near Lake Somalomo, over the DJA (Okonolinga), 3.38 12.73
KEW
K000104180Wilde, W.J.J.O. de   18501964-02-10
M'Balmayo, c. 50 km S of Yaounde, 3.72 9.96
KEW
K000104176Dalziel, J.M.   81671927-02-06
near Duala, 4.05 9.7
KEW
K000104173Vigne, C.   3176
Ankasa F.R., 5.28 -2.58
KEW
K000104169Deighton, F.C.   15081928-11-30
Njala, 7.08 -11.63
KEW
Afrolicania Mildbr.
35362.000Small, D.   231951-05-29
KEW
K000104170Oldeman, R.A.A.   8551964-01-08
Abou-abou Forest, between Abidjan and Gd. Bassa, 5.32 -4.03
KEW
K000104172Harten, A.M. van   2341964-01-08
Devilbush, 15 km from Monrovia, 6.67 -9.67
KEW
K000104168Deighton, F.C.   2465A1932-03-19
Walai, near Yoni, Bonthe Is., 8.23 -12.9
KEW
K000104184Thomas, D.W.   3231978-04-01
Douala-Edea reserve, Lake Tissongo, 3.5 9.83
KEW
K000104175Talbot, Mr P.A.   30981912-00-00
southern Nigeria, Eket distr., 4.65 7.93
KEW
K000023938Cheek, M.   81111996-04-17
Ekundu-Kundu to Mana Bridge, km 10., 5.15 8.88
KEW
K000104181Letouzey, R.   24751958-01-20
Douala ville, 4.05 9.7
KEW
K000104182Harris, D.   24061990-07-25
Sangha economique, 30 km E of Bayanga, Bai Hoku camp towards Moungoumba, 4.38 16.2
KEW
K000104171Letouzey, R.   115051972-07-14
Rives du Nyong, pres Nkolnlong III, 20 km SW de Ngoumou, 55 km SW de Yaounde, 3.47 11.2
KEW
K000104179Klaine, R.P.   2634
near Libreville, 0.38 9.45
KEW
K000104178Mildbraed   7730
KEW
K000104183Zenker, G.A.   1629
Bipinde, 3.23 10.03
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