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

KEW
K000051340Mackinder, B.   3201999-12-12
Path to Mbombe hill., 4.91 9.72
KEW
K000108260Gosline, G.   2461999-12-03
Mme Kupe trail; last ridge on S side of Kupe, 4.77 9.7
KEW
K000086012Harris, D.J.   36931993-11-08
4.3 8.95
KEW
K000108229Etuge, M.   43481998-10-27
Nkanseh
KEW
K000108241Cable, S.   26911996-05-28
Path from Loum to summit (Phil's path).
KEW
K000092667Keay, R.W.J.   375321958-02-06
4.33 9.33
KEW
K000092665Mann G.   715
Ambas Bay., 4.02 9.17
KEW
K000092663Mildbraed, G. W. J.   10561
4.1 9.33
KEW
K000108240Cable, S.   25331996-05-22
Cinder cone NE of Kupe village.GPS datum: N 4 deg. 45.652 E 9 deg. 42.287
KEW
K000108236Etuge, M.   18971996-05-20
Trail to Madam Kupe(Whiteman's trail)., 4.78 9.72
KEW
K000108237Etuge, M.   26851996-07-09
Main trail towards Mount Kupe., 4.77 9.7
KEW
K000051336Mackinder, B.   3021999-12-10
On path to Mbombe hill, 4.91 9.72
KEW
K000086011Thomas, D.W.   98871993-11-09
4.33 8.95
KEW
K000092662Mildbraed, G. W. J.   10561
4.1 9.33
KEW
K000108239Cable, S.   38811996-07-17
Path from Kupe village to lohe path to summit, near junction.
KEW
K000086013Tchouto (Mbatchou), P.   6471993-03-25
4.47 9.08
KEW
K000092666Mann G.   715
Ambas Bay., 4.02 9.17
KEW
K000381300Tchouto (Mbatchou), P.   891992-03-27
4.07 9.05
KEW
K000108238Etuge, M.   26271996-07-08
Main trail to Mount Kupe (Muanezum trail)., 4.78 9.71
KEW
K000381301Tchouto (Mbatchou), P.   891992-03-27
4.07 9.05
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