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Taxa: Meineckia fruticans var. engleri (Cluytiandra engleri)
Search Criteria: excluding cultivated/captive occurrences
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Missouri Botanical Garden

MO:Seed Plants
1458581C.J. Kayombo   30341999-11-04
Tanzania, Tanga, Muheza, T3. East Usambara Mountains, Kwamgumi Natural Forest Reserve, SW of Kwamtili Cocoa Estate, dry seasonal stream bank, with trees to ca. 25-30 m tall (Ficus exasperata, Scorodophloeus, Albizia, Alchornea) with abundant understory shrubs., -4.95 38.72777, 150m
MO:Seed Plants
101874362B.E. Mhoro   762000-07-16
Tanzania, Morogoro, Morogoro Rural, Ruvu Forest Reserve, FTEA region T6, -6.96666 37.85, 200m

National Museum of Natural History, Smithsonian Institution - Botany

NMNH-US:Plantae-US
US 3011177R. B. Faden, A. J. Faden, J. B. Gillett & N. Gachathi   77/4221977-02-16
Kenya, KIlifi, K 7, Chasimba. Massive Kambe., -3.73 39.7, 200 - 220m

Royal Botanic Gardens, Kew - Herbarium Specimens

KEW
K000186717Drummond, R.B.; Hemsley, J.H.   34831953-07-27
Track between Mpandeni and Longusa, 1 mile N of Mpandeni. Mpandeni taken as coordinates., -5.13 38.7
KEW
K000186715Brenan, Prof. J.P.M.; Greenway, P.J.   83551947-11-19
Near Longuza Hill. Sigi taken as coordinates., -5.02 38.8
KEW
K000186712Luke, Q.; Robertson, S.A.   26261990-12-13
North Rock Group., -3.78 39.68
KEW
K000186718Drummond, R.B.; Hemsley, J.H.   34831953-07-27
Track between Mpandeni and Longusa, 1 mile N of Mpandeni. Mpandeni taken as coordinates., -5.13 38.7
KEW
K000186714Faden, R.B.; Evans, A.   71/7351971-07-28
Kaloleni-Kilifi Road, c. km 14; c. 13km NE of Kaloleni., -3.72 39.7
KEW
K000186716Brenan, Prof. J.P.M.; Greenway, P.J.   83551947-11-19
Near Longuza Hill. Sigi taken as coordinates., -5.02 38.8
KEW
K000186713Verdcourt   10781953-12-17
20 kiles N of Mombasa. Vipingo taken as coordinates., -3.82 39.8
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