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Dataset: All Collections
Taxa: Physalis
Search Criteria: excluding cultivated/captive occurrences
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Royal Botanic Gardens, Kew - Herbarium Specimens

KEW
K000190191Tchouto (Mbatchou), P.   3311992-10-04
4.15 9.15
KEW
K000212625Pollard, B.J.   6452001-10-09
Near Sham-n-gum rockface by cave used during the 1952 Bah-Widdekum war., 5.85 10.11
KEW
K000339159Etuge, M.   22091996-06-09
KD, towards Kilum, Oku., 6.22 10.52
KEW
K000028669Thomas, D.W.   46241985-04-08
4.28 9.2
KEW
K000028668Breteler, F.J.   1981962-02-04
4.2 9.18
KEW
K000339157Cheek, M.   87511996-11-25
Gikwang road, Aboh to Akeh. About 1km after first track, 6.25 10.43
KEW
K000028674Hepper, F.N.   19661958-02-13
Jakiri., 6.1 10.65
KEW
K000436205Tchiengue, B.   19692004-04-18
Path leading to Fossimondi waterfall., 5.63 9.97
KEW
K000212627Pollard, B.J.   5232000-11-18
Steep rocky slope half way up largest of two basalt inselbergs half a mile SW of Earthwatch camp, 5.82 10.07
KEW
K000339155Buzgo, M.   6921996-11-01
Between Mankok, Birdlife Project headquarter and Lumatu Traditinal Forest (above the palace of the Fon).
KEW
Physalis lagascae Roem. & Schult.
K000109667Cheek, M.   89061998-01-18
Bakossi Mts. Kodmin, 0.5km on road to Ndip., 4.98 9.68

University of Minnesota Herbarium

MIN
717286Mesfin Tadesse; D. Sebsebe   3611978-06-05
Ethiopia, Shoa, Ensewe National Forest, on the Bale road ca. 7 km. from the road leading to Shashemene, 255km. from Addis Abeba., 2245m

University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill Herbarium: Vascular Plants

NCU:Vascular Plants
NCU00444291Damon   s.n.1960-05-10
Ethiopia, Oromia, Jimma Agricultural Technical School Compound, 7.67537 36.837176

University of Vermont, Pringle Herbarium

VT
UVMVT274636   
Ethiopia
VT
UVMVT274639   
Senegal
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