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Herbier National du Gabon
LBV:Botany	Ledermanniella prasina J. J. Schenk & D. W. Thomas 208497Thomas, DW   115501998-12-01 Cameroon, South-West Region, nearest town : Mundemba, nearest village: Miangwe 2. At the base of the large waterfall in the Mana River. On the west (outlet) side of the pool. Access to the waterfall is by footpath, c. 40 mins from the road., 5.4 9.166667, 300m Full Record Details
Missouri Botanical Garden
MO:Seed Plants	Ledermanniella prasina J.J. Schenk & D.W. Thomas 2792655Duncan W. Thomas   115501998-12-01 Cameroon, Southwest, Nearest town. Mundemba, nearest village. Miangwe 2. Found at the base of the large waterfall in the Mana River, between Miangwe 2 and Meta. Access to the waterfall is by footpath, c. 40 mins from the road. Plant grows on bare, exposed rock surfaces (gneiss) in wet-season spray zone from the waterfall, on the west (outlet) side of the pool., 5.03333 9.01666, 300m Full Record Details
New York Botanical Garden, Lynda Steere Herbarium
NY:Vascular Plants	Ledermanniella prasina J. J. Schenk & D. W. Thomas 688663J. J. Schenk   [D. W. Thomas No.] 115501998-12-01 Cameroon, Sud-Ouest, Nearest town: Mundemba, nearest village: Miangwe. Found at the base of the large waterfall in the Mana River, between Miangw 2 and Meta. Access to the waterfall is by footpath, ca. 40 mins. from the road., 300m Full Record Details

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