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Taxa: Marsilea fadeniana (Marsilea glomerata)
Search Criteria: excluding cultivated/captive occurrences
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Missouri Botanical Garden

MO:Seed Plants
3258271R.B. Faden   74/12781974-07-29
Kenya, Coast, Kwale, Mombasa-Nairobi road, 5.7 km from Samburu towards Nairobi, S side of road, seasonal water holes with Thespesia danis, Acacia zanzibarica, Lecaniodiscus fraxinifolius and Sansevieria kirkii some common species around the edges. In seasonal water holes (now dry). 2.9 km from the type and previous sole locality for this species, from which it has since disappeared., -3.76666 39.21666, 300m
MO:Seed Plants
103353431A. Evans   551971-05-29
Kenya, Coast, Kwale, Mombassa road, south side, 2.8 km Samburu-Mai road., -3.7666667 39.2333333, 390m
MO:Seed Plants
103354023W.R.Q. Luke   TPR6721990-03-19
Kenya, Coast, Tana-River, Tana River National Primate Reserve, 1 km S of Main Gate., 30m

Missouri Botanical Garden Ferns

MO:Pteridophytes
3258268Amy Evans   551971-05-29
Kenya, Coast, Kwale, Mombassa road, south side, 2.8km Samburu-Mai road, in temporary rock pools in Acacia-Sansevieria bush thickets., -3.76666 39.23333, 390m

National Museum of Natural History, Smithsonian Institution - Botany

NMNH-US:Plantae-US
US 3100177A. Evans & J. (Ndugireh) Maikweki   551971-05-29
Kenya, Kwale, Plants cultivated at Chelsea Physic Garden, Mombassa road, south side, 2.8km Samburu-Mai road., 390m
NMNH-US:Plantae-US
US 3215820Q. Luke, C. Kabuye, A. Robertson, G. Mungai & et al.   TPR 672
Kenya, Tana River, Tana River National Primate Reserve, Main Gate 1Km S, Coast Forest., 30m
NMNH-US:Plantae-US
US 3183268A. Evans & J. (Ndugireh) Maikweki   551971-05-29
Kenya, Kwale, Plants cultivated at Chelsea Physic Garden, Mombassa road, south side, 2.8km Samburu-Mai road., 390m
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