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

KEW
K000232401Peters   8
Opposite "Senna".
KEW
K000232228   1823-06-03
Rive [gace] environs de Richard tot
KEW
K000108292Etuge, M.   18511996-04-02
Below Nyasoso, Nken Road, from Mbulle towards Nsuke. Lower altitude., 4.8 9.67
KEW
K000108288Cheek, M.   101371999-11-25
Mungo river forest, south of Kumba-Tombel road, c. 1km of Mungo bridge., 4.73 9.55
KEW
K000108290Etuge, M.   18491996-04-02
Below Nyasoso, Nken Road, from Mbulle towards Nsuke. Lower altitude., 4.8 9.67
KEW
K000232404Kirk, Sir J.   s.n.1860-00-00
Between [Tette and the sea coast. Near Senna.
KEW
K000338223Etuge, M.   52592004-03-22
Mefou National Park, Ndanen 2., 3.63 11.58
KEW
K000232405Barbosa, L.A.G.; Lemos, F.   79991957-10-11
Entr Chibuto e Canicado, margem do Limpopo.
KEW
Mimosa invisa Mart. ex Colla
K000092984Maitland, T.D.   902
4.12 9.42
KEW
K000264137Vermoesen, F.   2398
KEW
K000232227Scott Elliot, G.F.   50781892-03-09
Common near Musaia, Talla Hills.
KEW
Mimosa invisa Mart. ex Colla
K000092985Etuge, M.   3641986-11-03
Tombel Bakossi village path to the forest Kupe., 4.6 9.68
KEW
K000092987Brunt, M.A.   1491962-03-06
Ndop Plain: River bank., 5.75 10.25
KEW
K000232225Sieber   46
KEW
K000232403Kirk, Sir J.   s.n.
Between Lupata & [Tette] 14-19 S. Lat.
KEW
K000108291Mackinder, B.   1761998-01-22
Tombel to Nyassosso Road, just after Muambong, 4.98 9.73
KEW
K000108289Cheek, M.   101361999-11-25
Mungo river forest, south of Kumba-Tombel road, c. 1km of Mungo bridge., 4.73 9.55
KEW
K000108293Etuge, M.   18471996-04-02
Below Nyasoso, Nken Road, from Mbulle towards Nsuke. Lower altitude., 4.8 9.67
KEW
K000338224Harvey, Y.B.   722002-10-12
Road to SE of village upto bridge., 3.62 11.58
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