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

KEW
K000108963Cable, S.   27401996-05-30
Path on to ridge between Daniel's saprophyte site and Kupe rock.
KEW
K000109021Cable, S.   881992-08-31
Shrike Trail.
KEW
K000108964Wheatley, J.I.   4221992-07-08
Mt. Kupe: Shrike Trail
KEW
K000541966Sidwell, K.   871992-10-11
KEW
K000109172Etuge, M.   24751996-06-27
Max's trail, Nyasoso., 4.82 9.7
KEW
K000109022Cable, S.   26701996-05-28
Main trail to summit.
KEW
K000381605Etuge, M.   14581995-11-14
Main trail to the mountain., 4.78 9.7
KEW
K000613333Harris, T.   2582007-05-31
Mt Namuli. Rio Licungo valley, -15.39 37.03
KEW
K000501445La Croix, I.F.   49801990-11-30
Kouilou Region, Goumina, (Mayombe).
KEW
K000011759Lane, P.   181992-07-21
Max's Trail.
KEW
K000381604Cheek, M.   77821995-11-14
Saddle of Kupe Rock, 4.79 9.68
KEW
K000108957Cable, S.   35811996-07-04
Third trail from Nyasoso - Tombel road away from Nyasoso, near large rock visible from road.
KEW
K000746758Etuge, M.   36011996-11-22
From Aboh, path towards Tum.6.1116 N 10.2543 E
KEW
K000011760Tekwe, C.   2981992-09-27
4.13 9.13
KEW
K000109089Cable, S.   37531996-07-10
Base of Kupe Rock.
KEW
K000545080Harris, T.   912006-11-30
Mount Chiperone, -16.49 35.72
KEW
K000436196Tekwe, C.   2661992-09-26
4.13 9.13
KEW
K000011761Lane, P.   661992-08-26
Watson's Trail.
KEW
K000381608Cheek, M.   77041995-11-07
Base of Kupe Rock., 4.79 9.68
KEW
K000109173Zapfack, L.   6631996-06-04
Mount Kupe
KEW
K000614624Harris, T.   5432008-06-06
Mt Mchese., -15.8 35.72
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