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Harvard University Herbaria
Harvard:GH	Harpachne schimperi Hochstetter ex A. Richard barcode-02447385S. Welles   1914-05-08 Kenya, About 250 miles north of Gilgil. British East Africa, 1524m Full Record Details
Harvard:GH	Harpachne schimperi Hochstetter ex A. Richard barcode-02447384A. G. Curtis   5701923-06-21 Kenya, British East Africa. Loita Plains, 2134m Full Record Details
Harvard:GH	Harpachne schimperi Hochstetter ex A. Richard barcode-02447383A. G. Curtis   7781923-07-20 Kenya, British East Africa. Loita Plains, 2134m Full Record Details
Harvard:GH	Harpachne schimperi Hochstetter ex A. Richard barcode-02447382J. D. Snowden   11201927-06-20 Uganda, Bugishu, Budama v Bumyuli, 1219m Full Record Details
Harvard:GH	Harpachne schimperi Hochstetter ex A. Richard barcode-02447381E. A. Mearns   2031909-05-00 Kenya, Nairobi Area, Near Nairobi, British East Africa Full Record Details
Harvard:GH	Harpachne schimperi Hochstetter ex A. Richard barcode-02447380P. K. Rwaburindore   33931992-03-20 Uganda, North Buganda. Mukono (U4); Kyagwe. Bule-Buyaga. VR-65-30, 1200m Full Record Details
Harvard:A	Harpachne schimperi Hochstetter ex A. Richard barcode-02447379H. F. Mooney   70951957-05-05 Ethiopia, British Embassy Hill; Addis Ababa, 2530m Full Record Details
Harvard:A	Harpachne bogdanii Kennedy-O'Byrne barcode-02447378Bogdan   AB 45041957-00-00 Kenya, in grass-nursery of G. R. S, Kitale from seed; collected 25 miles SSE of Embu, 1100m Full Record Details

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