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Field Museum of Natural History - Specimens being processed
F:In process	Hypodiscus willdenowia (Nees) Mast. V0575696FC. F. Ecklon   s.n. South Africa, [precise locality unknown] Full Record Details
Missouri Botanical Garden
MO:Seed Plants	Hypodiscus willdenowia (Nees) Mast. 100454295C.F. Ecklon   (78.8) South Africa, Locality 78.8 Full Record Details
MO:Seed Plants	Hypodiscus willdenowia (Nees) Mast. 488245Gerrit Davidse   337221987-10-08 South Africa, Cape, 2 km N of Heroldsbaai on road to George. Coastal fynbos on deep sand. Grid Ref: 3422 AB 200 m, 200m Full Record Details
MO:Seed Plants	Hypodiscus willdenowia (Nees) Mast. 488373Gerrit Davidse   334821987-09-22 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	Hypodiscus willdenowia (Nees) Mast. 488336Sigrid Liede   147001984-03-27 South Africa, Cape, Caledon wild flower garden. Gentle S-SSe slope. Table Mountain sandstone., -34.23333 19.45, 350m Full Record Details
MO:Seed Plants	Hypodiscus willdenowia (Nees) Mast. 488586Sigrid Liede   165501985-01-01 South Africa, Cape, Caledon Wild Flower Garden gentle S-SSE slope. Table Mountain Sandstone burnt 1983., -34.23333 19.45, 350m Full Record Details
MO:Seed Plants	Hypodiscus willdenowia (Nees) Mast. 488242Sigrid Liede   165551985-01-01 South Africa, Cape, Caledon Wild Flower Garden gentle S-SSE slope. Table Mountain Sandstone burnt 1983., -34.23333 19.45, 350m Full Record Details

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