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National Museum of Natural History, Smithsonian Institution - Botany
NMNH-US:Plantae-US	Burttia prunoides Baker f. & Exell US 3328970H. H. Schmidt, R. Gereau, M. Kayombo & M. A. Mwangoka   12291993-11-24 Tanzania, Rukwa, Sumbawanga District. Ca. 1.0 km N of Kasanga on the Kasanga - Matai Road. On rocky, wooded slopes and hills, edges of cultivated fields, adjacent to Lake Tanganyka., -8.4531 31.1492, 810m Full Record Details
NMNH-US:Plantae-US	Burttia prunoides Baker f. & Exell US 1716833B. D. Burtt   44391933-06-00 Tanzania, Tanganyika Tert. Kazikazi, Manyoni Distr. Full Record Details
NMNH:Plantae	Burttia prunoides Baker f. & Exell Schmidt, H. H.   Q66R-12291993-11-24 Tanzania, Rukwa, Sumbawanga, ca 1.0 km N of Kasanga on Kasanga-Matai road; adjacent to Lake Tanganyka, 810m Full Record Details
Royal Botanic Gardens, Kew - Herbarium Specimens
KEW	Burttia prunoides Baker fil. & Exell K000430189Burtt, B.D.   18001928-03-29 Dodoma District, rd. to Kondoa. T.5. Full Record Details
KEW	Burttia prunoides Baker fil. & Exell K000430190Burtt, B.D.   19781929-03-24 Wamkuna Hills, Kondoa District, Sambala. T.5. Full Record Details
KEW	Burttia prunoides Baker fil. & Exell K000648330Kayomba, M.J.; Gereau, R.E.; Schmidt, H.H.; Mwangoka, M.A.   12291993-11-24 Sumbawanga District. Ca. 1.0 km N of Kasanga on the Kasanga-Matai Road., -8.45 31.15 Full Record Details
KEW	Burttia prunoides Baker fil. & Exell K000430188Burtt, B.D.   18001928-03-29 Dodoma District, rd. to Kondoa. T.5. Full Record Details

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