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Field Museum of Natural History - Specimens being processed
F:In process	Erica mammosa L. V0607699FJ. L. Sidey   41041968-01-00 South Africa, Western Cape, [precise locality unknown] Full Record Details
F:In process	Erica mammosa L. V0607700FJ. L. Sidey   41471968-01-00 South Africa, Western Cape, [precise locality unknown] Full Record Details
F:In process	Erica mammosa L. V0607701FJ. L. Sidey   22911953-09-09 South Africa, Western Cape, [precise locality unknown] Full Record Details
F:In process	Erica mammosa L. V0607702FG. Grey   s.n. South Africa, Western Cape, Cape Peninsula Full Record Details
Missouri Botanical Garden
MO:Seed Plants	Erica mammosa L. 100919627Peter Goldblatt   53781979-12-30 South Africa, Western Cape, 3419 Caledon CB. Mountain slope above Franskraal, along road to Baardskeerdersbos. Full Record Details
MO:Seed Plants	Erica mammosa L. 395786Sigrid Liede   17265A1985-01-28 South Africa, Cape, Cape Point, ca 3 km before turnoff Circular Road, before rock ledge is crossing street on the right. Fine white sand, shallow; rock cover 10% vegetation cover 50% (20% of which are Restionaceae), height 30 cm "Upland mixed Fynbos"., -34.3 18.45, 150m Full Record Details
MO:Seed Plants	Erica mammosa L. 395700Sigrid Liede   16797I1985-01-22 South Africa, Cape, Allandale (Koue Bokke Veld). Table Mountain Sandstone., -32.65 19.08333, 600m Full Record Details

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