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Taxa: Disa racemosa
Search Criteria: excluding cultivated/captive occurrences
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CAS - California Academy of Sciences Vascular Plants

CAS:BOT-BC
623012Ecklon   s.n.1842-00-00
South Africa, Province of the Western Cape, *
CAS:BOT-BC
623013van der Riet, M.   s.n.
South Africa, Province of Eastern Cape, *
CAS:BOT-BC
623014unspecified   s.n.
South Africa, Province of Eastern Cape, *

Field Museum of Natural History - Specimens being processed

F:In process
V0577783FF. R. R. Schlechter   93111896-00-00
South Africa, Western Cape, [precise locality unknown]

Missouri Botanical Garden

MO:Seed Plants
646284Belle Barker   3071991-11-16
South Africa, Cape, 3419 Caledon AC; Hermanus; Glenfruin; Onrus Mountain. Fynbos in black soil; recently burnt., 250m
MO:Seed Plants
100470505C.F. Ecklon   47
South Africa, Locality 1.12.
MO:Seed Plants
100919760Peter Goldblatt   54391980-01-15
South Africa, Eastern Cape, 3324 Steytlerville CD. Kareedouw Pass, damp seep above road in fynbos burned 2 years ago.
MO:Seed Plants
101359223T. Kässner   5581891-12-20
South Africa, Cape, Constantiaberg., 305m
MO:Seed Plants
101359414K. E. Steiner   22741991-01-03
South Africa, Cape, Bainskloof: slopes far above road from Montagu Rocks., 800m
MO:Seed Plants
101359217R.D.A. Bayliss   40901967-12-07
South Africa, Cape, Slopes above Gordon's Bay, Cape., 122m

New York Botanical Garden, Lynda Steere Herbarium

NY:Vascular Plants
679718B. Bytebier   26022003-12-16
South Africa, Western Cape, Riversdale. Garcias Pass. Kristalkloof Hiking Trail. Grid 3321CC., -33.9616667 21.2372222, 590m
NY:Vascular Plants
04070200R. D. Bayliss   BS40901967-07-12
South Africa, slopes above Gordons Bay, Cape, 122m
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