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Taxa: Coleus hereroensis (Plectranthus myrianthus, Coleus aconitiflorus, Coleus gazensis, Coleus myrianthus, Coleus polyanthus, Neomuellera damarensis, Plectranthus aurifer, Plectranthus hereroensis, Plectranthus matabelensis, Plectranthus otaviensis)
Search Criteria: excluding cultivated/captive occurrences
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iNaturalist Plant Observation - Research Grade

iNaturalist:Research Grade
Coleus hereroensis (Engl.) A.J.Paton
11344166Ina Loots   2017-05-10
Sri Lanka, Central, Goo-Moremi Gorge, Botswana, -22.612099 27.435895
iNaturalist:Research Grade
Coleus hereroensis (Engl.) A.J.Paton
71418119Moira FitzPatrick   2021-03-14
Matabeleland South, Lower Outspan Picnic Site, Matobo, -20.488348 28.504557
iNaturalist:Research Grade
Coleus hereroensis (Engl.) A.J.Paton
147853115Knut Jäger   2022-04-29
Erongo, Erongogebirge, Namibia, -21.666667 15.666667
iNaturalist:Research Grade
Coleus hereroensis (Engl.) A.J.Paton
83784119Christine Ridge-Schnaufer   2021-05-13
Otjozondjupa, Waterberg, -20.485398 17.297785
iNaturalist:Research Grade
Coleus hereroensis (Engl.) A.J.Paton
141472364nickypegg   2022-04-24
Matabeleland South, 24, Matabeleland South, ZW, -20.480655 28.489139
iNaturalist:Research Grade
Coleus hereroensis (Engl.) A.J.Paton
113712789Knut Jäger   2022-04-29
Erongo, Erongo, Namibia, -21.574167 15.530833

Missouri Botanical Garden

MO:Seed Plants
100820066John K. Morton   A34411958-10-31
South Africa, B.G.
MO:Seed Plants
1798050Estelle Brink   s.n.1992-07-07
South Africa, Eastern Cape, 3326 BC. Grahamstown. Stone Hills, Port Alfred road. Blackwoods. Home of Yvette van Wyk. Grown in herb garden.
MO:Seed Plants
100820067John K. Morton   s.n.1973-02-11
South Africa, Grown from seed from Lisbon B.G.
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Google Map

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