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Taxa: Ipomoea jaegeri (Ipomoea argyrophylla var. brevisepala, Ipomoea argyrophylla var. glabrescens, Rivea nana)
Search Criteria: excluding cultivated/captive occurrences
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Carnegie Museum of Natural History Herbarium

CM
CM137987Paulo, S.   7381960-09-01
Tanzania, Tanganyika; Loliondo, Monduli Dist, N Province, 2134m

iNaturalist Plant Observation - Research Grade

iNaturalist:Research Grade
20532422dennisronsse   2019-02-10
Simiyu, Bariadi, Tanzania, -2.564297 35.086239
iNaturalist:Research Grade
29033162lallen   2018-09-01
Simiyu, Bariadi, Tanzania, -2.756694 35.108125
iNaturalist:Research Grade
38876686Alan Lee   2020-02-20
Narok, Lemek, Kenya, -1.103958 35.2561
iNaturalist:Research Grade
29033164lallen   2018-09-01
Simiyu, Bariadi, Tanzania, -2.582795 34.879503
iNaturalist:Research Grade
143980233abcdefgewing   2022-11-12
Arusha, Longido, Tanzania, -3.042059 36.713352
iNaturalist:Research Grade
6300192Elliot Kinsey   2017-05-18
Arusha, Unnamed Road, -3.10836 36.751554
iNaturalist:Research Grade
142445922Paltta Ristiina   2011-11-23
Mara, Serengeti, Tansania, -2.074766 34.883405
iNaturalist:Research Grade
146554836Payton Lott   2023-01-14
Arusha, Longido, TZ, -3.046067 36.710067

Missouri Botanical Garden

MO:Seed Plants
1946506Gerrit Davidse   1745A1974-03-09
Kenya, Rift Valley, Narok, 22 km SW of Narok. Grassy plains with scattered low trees., -1.23333 35.71666, 1900m
MO:Seed Plants
1946470Gerrit Davidse   71441974-03-09
Kenya, Rift Valley, Narok, 5 km NW of Ngorengore along the road to Narok. Forest with Setaria and Stipa the dominant grasses in the understory., 1900m

Royal Botanic Gardens, Kew - Herbarium Specimens

KEW
1795.000   
Narok Distr.
KEW
K000097162Scott Elliot, G.F.   6377a
Ruwenzori Expedition, Langoro FTEA: Ulu, Lanjora
KEW
1793.000   
Narok Distr.
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Google Map

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Google Earth (KML)

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