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Field Museum of Natural History - Specimens being processed
F:In process	Ficinia bulbosa (L.) Nees V0593867FR. J. Rodin   31121948-01-06 South Africa, Hangklip Point Full Record Details
F:In process	Ficinia bulbosa (L.) Nees V0593868FC. F. Ecklon   s.n. South Africa, [precise locality unknown] Full Record Details
Missouri Botanical Garden
MO:Seed Plants	Ficinia bulbosa Nees 269513Gerrit Davidse   338231987-10-10 South Africa, Cape, 6 km N of Gansbaai on road to Hermanus. Coastal Fynbos on stabilized dunes. Grid Ref: 3419 CB 120 m, 120m Full Record Details
MO:Seed Plants	Ficinia bulbosa Nees 269288Gerrit Davidse   334761987-09-22 South Africa, Cape, Mountainside just E of Scarborough. Burned fynbos. Grid Ref: 3418 AB 80-150 m, -34.200777 18.389565, 80 - 150m Full Record Details
MO:Seed Plants	Ficinia bulbosa Nees 269269Gerrit Davidse   334351987-09-20 South Africa, Cape, 8 km W of the main Clanwilliam-Piketberg highway on road to Swartberg. Burned fynbos. Grid Ref: 3218 BD 390 m, 390m Full Record Details
MO:Seed Plants	Ficinia bulbosa Nees 269306Gerrit Davidse   335661987-10-06 South Africa, Cape, 57 km SW of Paterson on road to Port Elizabeth. Valley Bushveld; limestone outcrop, disturbed roadside grassy area. Grid Ref: 3325 DC 50 m, 50m Full Record Details
MO:Seed Plants	Ficinia bulbosa Nees 100452070C.F. Ecklon   87 South Africa Full Record Details
MO:Seed Plants	Ficinia bulbosa Nees 100452065C.F. Ecklon   112 South Africa Full Record Details

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