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Dataset: All Collections
Taxa: Otiophora inyangana subsp. inyangana
Search Criteria: excluding cultivated/captive occurrences
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iNaturalist Plant Observation - Research Grade

iNaturalist:Research Grade
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108739406Tony Rebelo   2022-03-12
Manicaland, Vumba Mast Hill, west of track to masts towards hill summit, -19.078773 32.718014
iNaturalist:Research Grade
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108747598Tony Rebelo   2022-03-12
Manicaland, Vumba Mast Hill, descending east from summit, -19.075222 32.717174
iNaturalist:Research Grade
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108747614Tony Rebelo   2022-03-12
Manicaland, Vumba Mast Hill, descending east from summit, -19.075454 32.717206
iNaturalist:Research Grade
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108668262Tony Rebelo   2022-03-11
Manicaland, Seldomseen north border - edge, -19.104062 32.751352
iNaturalist:Research Grade
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108739431Tony Rebelo   2022-03-12
Manicaland, Vumba Mast Hill, west of track to masts towards hill summit, -19.078594 32.717232
iNaturalist:Research Grade
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108744207Tony Rebelo   2022-03-12
Manicaland, Vumba Mast Hill, ascending hill summit, -19.075675 32.716745
iNaturalist:Research Grade
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149618383Bart Wursten   2003-11-04
Manicaland, Bunga Views, Vumba Mts, Zimbabwe, -19.12812 32.75876
iNaturalist:Research Grade
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139973501Bart Wursten   2018-12-21
Manicaland, Circular Drive, Nyanga National Park, Zimbabwe, -18.28318 32.7717
iNaturalist:Research Grade
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151743054Bart Wursten   2003-12-15
Manicaland, Vumba Mts, Mutare, Zimbabwe, -19.10813 32.73381

Missouri Botanical Garden

MO:Seed Plants
530352R.D.A. Bayliss   106221987-01-12
Zimbabwe, Banks of Pungwe River, Inyanga. Rocky; heavy bush., 1800m
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