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Carnegie Museum of Natural History Herbarium
CM	Babiana brachystachys (Baker) G.J.Lewis CM399890VanRooyen, M.W.   21241992-09-29 South Africa, Cape Province, Van Rhynsdorp / Vredendal. Brandsebaai, proposed mining area (for heavy minerals) of Anglo American Corporation Full Record Details
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MO:Seed Plants	Babiana brachystachys (Baker) G.J. Lewis 3404147Peter Goldblatt   128652007-08-24 South Africa, Western Cape, 3130 (Vanrhynsdorp) CA: Between Koekenaap and the coast., -31.49944 18.18555, 82m Full Record Details
MO:Seed Plants	Babiana brachystachys (Baker) G.J. Lewis 100161005Peter Goldblatt   131282008-09-16 South Africa, Northern Cape, 3017 (Hondeklipbaai) DC. Road to Groenrivier Mouth, 49 km from Garies., -30.773 17.7041667, 67m Full Record Details
MO:Seed Plants	Babiana brachystachys (Baker) G.J. Lewis 100239186Peter Goldblatt   133142009-09-10 South Africa, Western Cape, Sandy slopes near Farm Katdoringvlei (S of Lepelfontein)., -31.134 17.8745, 149m Full Record Details
MO:Seed Plants	Babiana brachystachys (Baker) G.J. Lewis 100239202Peter Goldblatt   133212009-09-11 South Africa, Western Cape, 3118 (Vanrhynsdorp) CD. 25 km from Vredendal to Lamberts Bay., -31.902 18.3928333, 163m Full Record Details
MO:Seed Plants	Babiana brachystachys (Baker) G.J. Lewis 100239171Peter Goldblatt   133072009-09-10 South Africa, Western Cape, 3117 (Rietfontein) BB. W of Lepelfontein village on track to the coast, sandy ground with dunes., -31.0641667 17.817, 152m Full Record Details

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