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Missouri Botanical Garden
MO:Seed Plants	Viridivia suberosa Hemsl. & Verdc. 101100339F.J. Breteler   118671992-11-18 Zambia, Central, Kasanaka National Park.Wasa camp. Miombo woodland., -12.5666667 30.2666667 Full Record Details
MO:Seed Plants	Viridivia suberosa Hemsl. & Verdc. 101100338F.J. Breteler   118951992-11-19 Zambia, Luapula, 70 km from Manza, along road to Mwense., -10.75 28.5833333, 1200m Full Record Details
Royal Botanic Gardens, Kew - Herbarium Specimens
KEW	Viridivia suberosa J. H. Hemsl. & Verdc. K000311340Hoyle, A.C.   13101949-10-22 Province: Northern District: Kasama Chambezi R. - Kasama Road, 26 miles north of Chambezi. and 3 miles north of Lukulu River camp, near road, in general woodland of chipya type Full Record Details
KEW	Viridivia suberosa J. H. Hemsl. & Verdc. 33860.000Hoyle, A.C.   13101949-10-22 Kasama Dist. Full Record Details
KEW	Viridivia suberosa J. H. Hemsl. & Verdc. K000311341Hoyle, A.C.   13101949-10-22 Province: Northern District: Kasama Chambezi R. - Kasama Road, 26 miles north of Chambezi. and 3 miles north of Lukulu River camp, near road, in general woodland of chipya type Full Record Details
KEW	Viridivia suberosa J. H. Hemsl. & Verdc. 18079.000Richards, Mrs H.M.   60631956-09-01 Abercorn Distr. Full Record Details
KEW	Viridivia suberosa J. H. Hemsl. & Verdc. 16130.000Hoyle, A.C.   13101949-10-22 Kasama District Full Record Details

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