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Field Museum of Natural History - Specimens being processed
F:In process	Suregada occidentalis (Hoyle) Croizat V0573277FB. O. Daramola   5391994-11-16 Nigeria, Ondo, Akure Ofosu Forest Reserve, along the road between forest camp and Onisere village Full Record Details
F:In process	Suregada occidentalis (Hoyle) Croizat V0573278FG. E. Pilz   23331980-03-20 Nigeria, Omo Forest Reserve, within the Strict Natural Reserve, Etemi Full Record Details
F:In process	Suregada occidentalis (Hoyle) Croizat V0573279FG. E. Pilz   26681981-11-18 Nigeria, Ogun, Omo Forest Reserve, 6 km SE of Etemi Full Record Details
F:In process	Suregada occidentalis (Hoyle) Croizat V0573280FG. E. Pilz   26711981-11-18 Nigeria, Ogun, Omo Forest Reserve, 6 km SE of Etemi Full Record Details
Missouri Botanical Garden
MO:Seed Plants	Gelonium occidentale Hoyle 141075Duncan W. Thomas   48521985-10-27 Cameroon, Southwest, Ndian Division. 1 km north of MASORE on EKONDOTITI - MUNDEMBA road, 0-2 km east of road. Mature forest on sandy clay, with Cynometra hankei, Coula edulis, Erythro- phleum ivorense., 4.66666 8.98333, 20m Full Record Details
MO:Seed Plants	Suregada occidentalis (Hoyle) Croizat 101212003Tariq Stévart   51992020-02-08 Liberia, Near Ziggida Village, Wolengizi Forest Reserve, near the border of Guinea, along transect 25A., 8.0418167 -9.5250667, 689m Full Record Details
Royal Botanic Gardens, Kew - Herbarium Specimens
KEW	Suregada occidentalis (Hoyle) Croizat K000425622Vigne, C.   2754 Mampong Scarf, Gold Coast. Full Record Details
KEW	Suregada occidentalis (Hoyle) Croizat K000425621Vigne, C.   2754 Mampong Scarf, Gold Coast. Full Record Details

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