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Missouri Botanical Garden
MO:Seed Plants	Artabotrys modestus subsp. macranthus Verdc. 751555S. Ann Robertson   55131988-11-16 Kenya, Coast, K7, Lamu District: Witu Forest, N of road, forest at northern point of reserve and up to 1 km S bordering on swamp grassland with Combretum schumannii, Dialium orientale, Balanites wilsoniana, Craibia and Lonchocarpus., -2.34722 40.49583, 16m Full Record Details
MO:Seed Plants	Artabotrys modestus subsp. macranthus Verdc. 102900473Moses A. Mwangoka   66252009-11-15 Tanzania, Tanga, Muheza, Kiwanda Village, Kwemchungwa Forest W of Mlinga Forest Reserve. Dry evergreen forest dominated by Cynometra sp, Dialium holtzii and Craibia brevicaudata., -5.0527778 38.7322223, 240m Full Record Details
Royal Botanic Gardens, Kew - Herbarium Specimens
KEW	Artabotrys modestus subsp. macranthus Verdc. K000198852Faulkner, Mrs.   5291950-04-05 Bushui. district Pangani. Coast Full Record Details
KEW	Artabotrys modestus subsp. macranthus Verdc. K000198851Faulkner, Mrs.   5291950-04-05 Bushui. district Pangani. Coast Full Record Details
KEW	Artabotrys modestus subsp. macranthus Verdc. K000198849Faulkner, Mrs.   5291950-04-05 Bushui. district Pangani. Coast Full Record Details
KEW	Artabotrys modestus subsp. macranthus Verdc. 11891.000Drummond, R.B.; Hemsley, J.H.   35051953-07-29 Tanga Distr. Full Record Details
KEW	Artabotrys modestus subsp. macranthus Verdc. K000198850Faulkner, Mrs.   5291950-04-05 Bushui. district Pangani. Coast Full Record Details

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