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Taxa: Cola porphyrantha
Search Criteria: excluding cultivated/captive occurrences
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Field Museum of Natural History - Seed Plants

F:Plants
V0073527FJ. P. M. Brenan & et al.   14557
Kenya, Kenya, 1 38

Missouri Botanical Garden

MO:Seed Plants
3300464W.R.Q. Luke   18351989-05-01
Kenya, Coast, Kilifi, Pangani Rocks. Limestone rocks w Pandanus, Euphorbia wakefieldii, Gyrocarpus, Sterculia, Cordyla nr river - Oxystigma msoo, Dialium holtzii, Diospyros mespiliformis., -3.85 39.66666, 80m
MO:Seed Plants
3300387J.P.M. Brenan   145621978-11-19
Kenya, Coast, Kilifi, Pangani "Kaya" forest. Evergreen forest., -3.85 39.68333, 170m
MO:Seed Plants
3300469W.R.Q. Luke   28931991-10-07
Kenya, Coast, Kilifi, Kaya Kambe; degraded lowland forest patch w Antiaris, Milicia, Celtis, Gyrocarpus, Dracaena., -3.86666 39.65, 100m
MO:Seed Plants
102157195J.P.M. Brenan   145571978-11-18
Kenya, Coast, Kwale, K7, Kwale District. Shimba Hills National Park, Longa Magandi [Lango ya Mwagandi] Forest., -4.2333333 39.4166667, 400m

National Museum of Natural History, Smithsonian Institution - Botany

NMNH-US:Plantae-US
US 3179923-. Luke   1835
Kenya, Kilifi, K7. 106 Kilifi Distr - Pangani Rocks., 80m

Royal Botanic Gardens, Kew - Herbarium Specimens

KEW
73593.000Ndangalasi, H.J.; Cordeiro, N.J.; Chalange, H.; Chalange, T.   8032003-10-25
East Usambara Mountains, (T3). Bulwa moist forest.
KEW
K000691494Gillett, J.B. et al; Brenan, Prof. J.P.M.; Brenan, J.H.   145571978-11-18
K7, Shimba Hills National Park, Longa Magandi Forest.
KEW
K000691493Gillett, J.B. et al; Brenan, Prof. J.P.M.; Brenan, J.H.   145571978-11-18
K7, Shimba Hills National Park, Longa Magandi Forest.
KEW
73592.000Ndangalasi, H.J.; Cordeiro, N.J.; Chalange, H.; Chalange, T.   8012003-10-25
East Usambara Mountains, (T3). Bulwa moist forest.
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