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Field Museum of Natural History - Specimens being processed
F:In process	Leucadendron pubescens R. Br. V0602447FR. J. Rodin   13691947-09-24 South Africa, Near Citrusdorp Full Record Details
F:In process	Leucadendron pubescens R. Br. V0602448FR. J. Rodin   13701947-09-24 South Africa, Near Citrusdorp Full Record Details
Missouri Botanical Garden
MO:Seed Plants	Leucadendron pubescens R. Br. 720396Sigrid Liede   146181984-03-21 South Africa, Cape, 3.9 km N Algeria. W-slope., -32.36666 19.1 Full Record Details
MO:Seed Plants	Leucadendron pubescens R. Br. 720169Sigrid Liede   17385C1987-01-18 South Africa, Cape, Algeria, behind house of assistent forester. N slope rock cover 70%. Vegetation cover 30% (70% of which are Restionaceae and Cyperaceae), height 40-50 cm burnt April 1984., -32.4 19.06666, 500m Full Record Details
MO:Seed Plants	Leucadendron pubescens R. Br. 719870Sigrid Liede   14592A1984-03-21 South Africa, Cape, Pass to Kromrivier. SSW slope., -32.41666 18.86666 Full Record Details
MO:Seed Plants	Leucadendron pubescens R. Br. 720377Sigrid Liede   146141984-03-21 South Africa, Cape, 3.9 km N Algeria. W-slope., -32.36666 19.1 Full Record Details
MO:Seed Plants	Leucadendron pubescens R. Br. 100912157Peter Goldblatt   41921976-09-24 South Africa, North West, 3219 Wuppertal DC. Swartruggens, on Katbakkies Rd, Witteberg Ridges of sandstone. Full Record Details

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