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Taxa: Erica pulchella, Erica pulchella var. major, Erica pulchella var. pulchella
Search Criteria: excluding cultivated/captive occurrences
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Field Museum of Natural History - Specimens being processed

F:In process
V0607787FJ. L. Sidey   41601968-01-00
South Africa, Western Cape, [precise locality unknown]
F:In process
V0607788FF. R. R. Schlechter   72061896-01-13
South Africa, Sir Lowry's Pass, 457m
F:In process
V0607789FC. F. Ecklon   s.n.
South Africa, [precise locality unknown]

Missouri Botanical Garden

MO:Seed Plants
100281447Zachary S. Rogers   12692009-01-20
South Africa, Western Cape, Betty's Bay, Waterfall/Pipe Rd, trail just N of main highway (R44). Specimens preserved in alcohol., -34.355 18.9011111, 41m
MO:Seed Plants
100479622J.F. Drège   s.n.
South Africa
MO:Seed Plants
100479623Franz W. Sieber   197
South Africa
MO:Seed Plants
395350Sigrid Liede   144391984-03-13
South Africa, Cape, Kleinmond Hiking trail., -34.31666 19
MO:Seed Plants
395649Sigrid Liede   16625M1985-01-02
South Africa, Cape, Sir Lowry's Pass behind first sandy flat 3418 BB. Table Mountain Sandstone; rock cover 60%., -34.01666 18.93333, 640m
MO:Seed Plants
395717Sigrid Liede   169151985-01-28
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
MO:Seed Plants
100479621C.F. Ecklon   56.6
South Africa
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