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Missouri Botanical Garden
MO:Seed Plants	Commelina foliacea subsp. foliacea 100436546R.B. Faden   70/9701970-12-31 Kenya, Coast, Taita, Mt. Kasigau, lower slopes of southern side above Bungule. Semideciduous woodland thicket with Euphorbia quinquecostata, E. nyikae, Suregada zanzibariensis, Vepris eugeniifolia, Teclea pilosa, Gnidia?, glauca; Commiphora zimmermannii, Combretum exalatum, Uvaria acuminata., -3.85 38.6666667, 600 - 1075m Full Record Details
MO:Seed Plants	Commelina foliacea subsp. foliacea 100436549R.B. Faden   71/371971-01-01 Kenya, Coast, Taita, Sagala Hills near Voi; eastern slope near highest point. Mist forest with the dominant trees being Newtonia buchananii, Albizia gummifera, Macaranga conglomerata and Syzygium sclerophyllum. Epiphytes were very common as were tree ferns., -3.5 38.5833333, 1400 - 1500m Full Record Details
National Museum of Natural History, Smithsonian Institution - Botany
NMNH-US:Plantae-US	Commelina foliacea subsp. foliacea Chiov. US 3409201W. Kindeketa   6342000-12-16 Tanzania, Kilimanjaro, Chome-Suji Div, Chome Ward, Gwang'a Village, Gonja Kisanzuni St. , Njokava Sacred Forest., -4.2717 37.8947 Full Record Details
NMNH-US:Plantae-US	Commelina foliacea subsp. foliacea Chiov. US 3120252A. J. Faden   87/201987-06-20 Kenya, Rift Valley, Samburu, Ngeng river valley and route to leiturr, near ketich forest sta. mathews forest range, 1676 - 2134m Full Record Details

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