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Missouri Botanical Garden
MO:Seed Plants	Salvia chamelaeagnea Bergius 454841Sigrid Liede   16841K1985-01-25 South Africa, Cape, Algeria, path to Middelberg Hut rock cover 70%., -32.36666 19.05, 580m Full Record Details
MO:Seed Plants	Salvia chamelaeagnea Bergius 454860Sigrid Liede   16823G1985-01-25 South Africa, Cape, Algeria, path to Middelberghut basrren slope along path., -32.33333 19.85, 870m Full Record Details
MO:Seed Plants	Salvia chamelaeagnea Bergius 454796Sigrid Liede   16871C1985-01-26 South Africa, Cape, Stawelklip (Piketberg), -32.11666 18.51666, 600m Full Record Details
MO:Seed Plants	Salvia chamelaeagnea Bergius 454815Sigrid Liede   16856A1985-04-16 South Africa, Cape, Versfeld Pass. Table Mountain Sandstone., -32.15 18.93333, 600m Full Record Details
MO:Seed Plants	Salvia chamelaeagnea Bergius 454824Sigrid Liede   17385B1987-01-18 South Africa, Cape, Algeria, behind house of assistent forester. N slope rock cover 70%. Vegetation cover 30% (70% of which are Restionaceae and Cyperaceae), height 40-50 cm burnt April 1984., -32.4 19.06666, 500m Full Record Details
MO:Seed Plants	Salvia chamelaeagnea Bergius 454832Sigrid Liede   16797O1985-01-22 South Africa, Cape, Allandale (Koue Bokke Veld). Table Mountain Sandstone., -32.65 19.08333, 600m Full Record Details
MO:Seed Plants	Salvia chamelaeagnea Bergius 454806Sigrid Liede   16958A1985-02-08 South Africa, Cape, 3319 CA Botha near Worcester. Veld ca 4 years old., -33.56666 19.23333 Full Record Details

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