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Taxa: Euphorbia schubei (Monadenium schubei)
Search Criteria: excluding cultivated/captive occurrences
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Missouri Botanical Garden

MO:Seed Plants
Monadenium schubei (Pax) N.E. Br.
144532J.C. Lovett   19931987-03-05
Tanzania, Mbeya, Mbeya Rural, Flood plain 10 km beyond Nyamakuyu. Top of the Usangu flats. Heavily grazed thicket., -8.25 34.83333, 1000m

Royal Botanic Gardens, Kew - Herbarium Specimens

KEW
Euphorbia schubei var. formosum
22021.000Bally, P.R.O.   E. 1
Pare Hills, Makanya
KEW
K000453193Burtt, B.D.   5194
near Simiyu River, -3.17 33.77
KEW
K000453194Lovett, J.; Congdon, T.C.E.   19931987-03-05
flood plain 10 km beyond Nyamakuyu, top of the Usangu flats, -8.25 34.83
KEW
32471.000Richards, Mrs M.   210211966-01-19
KEW
7725.000Beesley, T.S.S.   272
Kolo Scarp
KEW
K000453189Greenway, P.J.; Kanuri, K.   137611969-08-19
up stream from Maganga - Madung'u look-out, Great Ruaha River, -9.17 34.17
KEW
K000453186Greenway, P.J.; Kanuri, K.   14,2831970-04-06
Great Ruaha River, -7.75 34.87
KEW
22026.000Bally, P.R.O.   B. 79911950-07-06
Kondoa - Dodoma Rd.
KEW
22027.000Harris, V   E.2351943-09-11
Malolo, Kilosa Distr, Uhehe, Ruaha Gorge
KEW
K000453187Paulo, S.; Polhill, R.M.   1244A1962-01-22
Great North Raod, -5.58 35.8
KEW
56206.000Carter; Newton; Abdallah   22581990-05-16
Great Ruaha River Gorge
KEW
K000453191Beesley, J.S.S.   272
Scarp 15 mls N or Kondoa Irangi, -4.73 35.83
KEW
22024.000Harris, V   E.2351943-09-11
Malolo, Kilosa Distr, Uhehe, Ruaha Gorge
KEW
K000453188Carter; Newton; Abdallah   22581990-05-16
Great Ruaha River Gorge, 48 km W of Mikumi on Tanzam Highway, -7.55 36.68
KEW
2645.000Fortie, M.   Bally E.1291940-07-04
Lake Prov.
KEW
K000453190Ruffo, C.K.   8311976-10-26
Mazasa village, -6.18 35.75
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