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Dataset: All Collections
Taxa: Carex elgonensis (Carex mildbraediana var. alpicola)
Search Criteria: excluding cultivated/captive occurrences
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Indiana University Herbarium, Deam Herbarium

IND
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IND-0047244Eric B. Knox   20701991-01-11
Kenya, Rift Valley, Elgeyo-Marakwet, Cherangani Hills. Trail past Kaisungor to Chemnirot; 3400 m. (K3), 1.264655 35.522594, 3400m

New York Botanical Garden, Lynda Steere Herbarium

NY:Vascular Plants
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04710742F. N. Hepper   49541975-04-09
Kenya, NYERI DISTRICT. Aberdare National Park, Chania Waterfall, 3050m

Royal Botanic Gardens, Kew - Herbarium Specimens

KEW
K000333753Haines, R.W.   43171969-12-18
0.08 35.53
KEW
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K000363576Fries, R.E.; Fries, T.C.E.   2533
Mt. Aberdare orient.
KEW
K000333762Hepper, F.N.; Field, D.V.   49621975-04-09
Aberdare National Park, -0.53 36.72
KEW
K000333755Beentje, H.; Smith, A.; Muasya, A.M.   612000-10-28
just outside the gate, -0.55 36.68
KEW
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K000363578Taylor, Dr G.   3474
KEW
K000333754Hedberg, O.   16001948-07-16
western part of Nyeri track, -0.38 37
KEW
K000333750Adamson, J.   4931948-05-16
mt. Elgon, 1.17 34.73
KEW
K000333752Bogdan, A.   49961959-12-11
chelangani hills, 1.03 35
KEW
K000333764Haines, W.   41571966-06-10
1.07 34.85
KEW
K000333749Smith, A.R.   2122000-11-04
On the road to Iten, 0.98 35.17
KEW
K000333756Verdcourt, Dr. B.   20051957-12-11
-0.15 37.32
KEW
K000333748Zinderen   9551961-01-02
near by swamp, 1.07 35.42
KEW
K000333763Bogdan, A.   54091962-01-12
eastern slopes of Mt. Elgon, 0.9 34.93
KEW
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K000363577Fries, R.E.; Fries, T.C.E.   12281922-01-28
Mt. Kenia occid.
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