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Dataset: All Collections
Taxa: Haumaniastrum venosum (Acrocephalus venosus, Acrocephalus erectifolius, Acrocephalus goetzei, Haumaniastrum goetzei)
Search Criteria: excluding cultivated/captive occurrences
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Academy of Natural Sciences of Drexel University

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PH00815758A. Stolz   2821911-00-00
Tanzania, Nyassa Hochland- Station Kyimbila, -9.283333 33.65, 1350m

National Museum of Natural History, Smithsonian Institution - Botany

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Haumaniastrum venosum (Baker) Agnew
US 1349840R. A. Dummer   54821922-12-00
Uganda, Uganda Protectorate. Grassy swamplands (Mabira). Bugobe., 1219m
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Haumaniastrum venosum (Baker) Agnew
US 1094358R. A. Dümmer   32081917-06-00
Uganda, Uganda Protectorate. Kampala., 1219m
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Haumaniastrum venosum (Baker) Agnew
US 1940874I. B. Pole-Evans & J. Erens   5291938-06-03
Mozambique, Central and East African. Portuguese East Africa. Portuguese-Nyasaland border. Growing along stream
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US 806768J. Buchanan   2661891-00-00
Malawi, Nyasaland

Royal Botanic Gardens, Kew - Herbarium Specimens

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Haumaniastrum venosum (Baker) Agnew
K000347317Buchanan, J.   266
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Haumaniastrum venosum (Baker) Agnew
K000347318Whyte   s.n.
North Nyasa-land
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Haumaniastrum venosum (Baker) Agnew
K000347319Rogers, F.A.   8157
Broken Hill
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Haumaniastrum venosum (Baker) Agnew
K000347320Rogers, F.A.   s.n.
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