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Missouri Botanical Garden
MO:Seed Plants	Crepis schultzii (Hochst. ex A. Rich.) Hochst. ex Oliver & Hiern 2074973Georg W. Schimper   8611840-01-02 Ethiopia, In latere silvatico montis Aber prope Adselam. Collection for Unio Itineraria. Full Record Details
National Museum of Natural History, Smithsonian Institution - Botany
NMNH-US:Plantae-US	Crepis schultzii (Hochst. ex A. Rich.) Hochst. ex Oliv. & Hiern US 945667-. Schimper   1434 Eritrea, Abyssinia, am Reppe Full Record Details
NMNH-US:Plantae-US	Barkhausia schultzii Hochst. ex A. Rich. US 945406G. W. Schimper   8611840-01-02 Ethiopia, In latere silvatico, montis Aber prope Adessella Full Record Details
Royal Botanic Gardens, Kew - Herbarium Specimens
KEW	Crepis schultzii Hochst. ex Oliv. K000251971Schimper   8611840-01-02 In latere silvatico montis Aber prope Adeselam. Full Record Details
KEW	Crepis schultzii Hochst. ex Oliv. K000251973Schimper   8611840-01-02 In latere silvatico montis Aber prope Adeselam. Full Record Details
KEW	Crepis schultzii Hochst. ex Oliv. K000251974Schimper   8611840-01-02 In latere silvatico montis Aber prope Adeselam. Full Record Details
KEW	Crepis schultzii Hochst. ex Oliv. K000251972Schimper   8611840-01-02 In latere silvatico montis Aber prope Adeselam. Full Record Details
UCJEPS - University and Jepson Herbaria, University of California, Berkeley
UCJEPS:VASC	Crepis schultzii Hochst. ex Oliv. UC660574Schimper   14341862-12-31 Ethiopia, Tigre, Begemder. Full Record Details

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