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Dataset: All Collections
Taxa: Tephrosia villosa subsp. ehrenbergiana (Tephrosia ehrenbergiana, Tephrosia villosa var. incana)
Search Criteria: excluding cultivated/captive occurrences
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iNaturalist Plant Observation - Research Grade

iNaturalist:Research Grade
107040753Dave U   2021-01-30
Erongo, Erongo, NA, -21.53377 15.544125
iNaturalist:Research Grade
107183727Dave U   2021-01-22
Erongo, Erongo, NA, -21.415297 15.986687
iNaturalist:Research Grade
169129331Bart Wursten   2016-01-23
Matabeleland North, Zambezi National Park, Hwange, Zimbabwe, -17.88163 25.78522

Missouri Botanical Garden

MO:Seed Plants
2853865G.M. Sangu   822005-05-09
Tanzania, Mtwara, Newala, Mkunya River forest reserve, on the makonde scarpment and its foot hills characterised by legume dominated forest with Brachystegia speciformis, Brachystegia microphylla, Millettia stuhlmannii, Diplorhynchus condylocarpon and Combretum spp., -10.97888 39.44944, 110m

Royal Botanic Gardens, Kew - Herbarium Specimens

KEW
K000628348Brown, H.M.; Brown, A.J.   16641909-05-29
[now South Sudan]; Mongalla., 5.18 31.77
KEW
K000628350Hailu, A.; Friis, I.; Bidgood, S.; Getachew, E.   112432003-01-09
On the track to Moyale towards Chelago via El Leh, area with big, flat rocky outcrops northest of E Leh, 3.68 39.48
KEW
K000262653Pappi, A.   651902-03-12
Hamasen: Dongollo presso Ghinda
KEW
K000262795Peters (?)   s.n.
KEW
K000628349Gillett, J.B.; Hemming, C.F.   246921982-06-12
45km S of Baidoba on the Dinsor rd, 2.78 43.45
KEW
K000262794Peters (?)   s.n.
KEW
K000628351Hailu, A.; Friis, I.; Bidgood, S.; Getachew, E.   112432003-01-09
On the track to Moyale towards Chelago via El Leh, area with big, flat rocky outcrops northest of E Leh, 3.68 39.48

University of Arizona Herbarium

ARIZ
129108H. L. Shantz   42421957-01-28
Kenya, 20 miles south of Mtito Andei.
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