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Taxa: Disperis nemorosa (Disperis centrocorys)
Search Criteria: excluding cultivated/captive occurrences
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Harvard University Herbaria

Harvard:AMES
barcode-01944524P. R. O. Bally   78741938-07-02
Kenya, [Chyulu South], 1981m

Royal Botanic Gardens, Kew - Herbarium Specimens

KEW
9430.000Bally, P.R.O.   73741938-07-02
Chyulu Hills, S. side
KEW
30324.000   
Tanganyika
KEW
31114.000Tweedie, Mrs E.M.   2692
Kabolet
KEW
K000306670Stolz, A.   11921912-04-01
Nyassa Hochland - Station Kyimbila, Rungwe.
KEW
24035.000Polhill, R.; Paulo, S.   16301962-03-01
Iringa District
KEW
44307.000Dowsett-Lemaire, F.   3511982-11-22
Nyika
KEW
27309.000Tweedie, Mrs E.M.   2851
Kabolet River
KEW
18548.000Kirk   7427
Chenangani, Kapolet River
KEW
K000449707Laizer et al.   15802007-05-13
Mvomero Distr. Kanga Mtn
KEW
1800.027Williamson, G.   269
KEW
K000306675Scott Elliot, G.F.   7944
Ruwenzori, Wimi.
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