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CAS - California Academy of Sciences Vascular Plants
CAS:BOT-BC	Dypsis linearis Jum. 12178de Nevers, Gregory Clark   114151998-11-04 Madagascar, Fianarantsoa, *, 1000 - 1200m Full Record Details
CAS:BOT-BC	Dypsis linearis Jum. 12179de Nevers, Gregory Clark   114361998-11-06 Madagascar, Fianarantsoa, *, 950 - 1100m Full Record Details
CAS:BOT-BC	Dypsis linearis Jum. 12180de Nevers, Gregory Clark   113411998-11-01 Madagascar, Fianarantsoa, *, 950 - 1100m Full Record Details
CAS:BOT-BC	Dypsis linearis Jum. 12181de Nevers, Gregory Clark   113121998-10-30 Madagascar, * Full Record Details
CAS:BOT-BC	Dypsis linearis Jum. 12182de Nevers, Gregory Clark   113421998-11-01 Madagascar, Fianarantsoa, *, 950 - 1100m Full Record Details
CAS:BOT-BC	Dypsis linearis Jum. 35314Fritsch, Peter   16261998-11-09 Madagascar, Fianarantsoa, *, 900 - 1100m Full Record Details
New York Botanical Garden, Lynda Steere Herbarium
NY:Vascular Plants	Dypsis linearis Jum. 00682718D. Turk   7571995-03-10 Madagascar, Fianarantsoa. Ranomafana National Park, vicinity of Ampasina, a circa 150 ha flat marshy area located 3-4 hours walk northeast of Amboditanimena which is on the national road between Vohiparara and Ambalakindresy., -21.18 47.42, 1150m Full Record Details
NY:Vascular Plants	Dypsis linearis Jum. 02324042G. C. de Nevers   133121998-10-30 Madagascar, Fianarantsoa. Ranomafana National Park. Talatakely Trail System, trail along river E from camp. Trail FF between 300 & 400, -21.26 47.4197 Full Record Details

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