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Missouri Botanical Garden
MO:Seed Plants	Begonia prismatocarpa subsp. delobata Sosef 285850P. Mambo   1791986-09-27 Cameroon, Southwest, Fallow land and secondary forest near Mbu-Bakundu village., 5.01666 9.3, 200m Full Record Details
MO:Seed Plants	Begonia prismatocarpa subsp. delobata Sosef 285922Stephen D. Manning   5371986-10-22 Cameroon, Southwest, At and near bank of River Mungo W. of old Mbu, (Via Koba). Approximately 3 km SW of Ebimi.', 5.03333 9.31666, 500m Full Record Details
MO:Seed Plants	Begonia prismatocarpa subsp. delobata Sosef 285861P. Mambo   121986-04-15 Cameroon, Southwest, Second growth forest near Mbu village, 10 kms west of Wone which is on the Kumba - Mamfe road., 5.05 9.3, 400 - 500m Full Record Details
MO:Seed Plants	Begonia prismatocarpa subsp. delobata Sosef 283867Duncan W. Thomas   76601988-04-07 Cameroon, Southwest, Korup National Park. Footpath between Ikenge and Bajo villages, 3-6 kms NE of Ikenge. Mature lowland forest dominated by caesalpinoid legumes and Klainedoxa gabonensis., 5.3 9.13333, 150m Full Record Details
Royal Botanic Gardens, Kew - Herbarium Specimens
KEW	Begonia prismatocarpa subsp. delobata Sosef K000050473Dundas, J.   FHI153291946-10-29 Kumba Div.; Basosi Distr.; Bambe - Muencetor path. Full Record Details
KEW	Begonia prismatocarpa subsp. delobata Sosef K000108092Cheek, M.   96451998-11-17 Foot of Nyale rock, 4.98 9.62 Full Record Details

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