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Herbier National de Guinée
HNG	Acanthus guineensis Heine & P. Taylor 1820Burgt X. M. Van der   13192008-11-25 Guinea, Guinée forestière, Simandou Range, Pic de Fon area, west of the pass between villages Moribadou and Lamadou. Full Record Details
HNG	Acanthus guineensis Heine & P.Taylor S.Lisowski   101551967-02-21 Guinea, Mamou, Massif du Fouta-Djalon, près de Dalaba, 10.69293611 -12.23673333, 1232m Full Record Details
HNG	Acanthus guineensis Heine & P.Taylor S.Lisowski   516361979-02-20 Guinea, Mamou, Région de Dalaba, Jardin Algassimon Barry, 10.68466944 -12.23673333, 1298m Full Record Details
iNaturalist Plant Observation - Research Grade
iNaturalist:Research Grade	Acanthus guineensis Heine & P. Taylor 103743771Jean-Paul Boerekamps   2021-12-08 Volta, Volta, GH, 6.844001 0.429091 Full Record Details
iNaturalist:Research Grade	Acanthus guineensis Heine & P. Taylor 103745735Jean-Paul Boerekamps   2021-12-08 Volta, Amedzofe, Volta, GH, 6.841646 0.436101 Full Record Details
Missouri Botanical Garden
MO:Seed Plants	Acanthus guineensis Heine & P. Taylor 100819997John K. Morton   A51111969-12-09 Ghana, Atewa Range F.R. Full Record Details
RSA - California Botanic Garden Herbarium
RSA:VascularPlants	Acanthus guineensis Heine & P. Taylor RSA0040712A. A. Enti.   R. 10661973-01-24 Ghana, Eastern Region, Kwahu South, Ojuanema Hill, near Atibie-Kwahu. Full Record Details

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