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Dataset: All Collections
Taxa: Aloe mcloughlinii
Search Criteria: excluding cultivated/captive occurrences
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Missouri Botanical Garden

MO:Seed Plants
101220523Sebsebe Demissew   23411989-04-21
Ethiopia, Harerge, 6 km from Dire Dawa (to the west) to Melka Jebdu, near bridge at check point., 9.6166667 41.8166667, 1250m

Royal Botanic Gardens, Kew - Herbarium Specimens

KEW
K000204694et al.; Friis, I.   105542001-10-09
ETH-AF: On the new road from Angula to Berhale and the Afar Depression, 4.5 km south of the town of Berhale, 13.83 40
KEW
K000204379Ash, Mrs J.   25561974-08-31
ETH-HA:12 miles W of Dir Dawa on low road to Miesso via Afdem, 9.58 41.87
KEW
K000204380Ash, Mrs J.   25561974-08-31
ETH-HA:12 miles W of Dir Dawa on low road to Miesso via Afdem, 9.58 41.87
KEW
K000204696Mcloughlin, A.G.   824a
ETH-HA: Dire Dawa, 9.58 41.87
KEW
K000204377Bally, P.R.O.   116491957-09-11
ETH-HA: 4 miles W of Dire Dawa to Hawash, 9.53 41.75
KEW
K000204376Reynolds, G.W.   81541956-05-08
ETH-HA: 5 miles W of Dire Dawa, 9.53 41.75
KEW
K000204383Collenette, Mrs. I.S.   87041993-04-24
DJI: Deg Quein (weyn), 11.06 42.79
KEW
K000204378Bally, P.R.O.   116491957-09-11
ETH-HA: 4 miles W of Dire Dawa to Hawash, 9.53 41.75
KEW
K000204381Tamrat, B.; Sebsebe, D.   23411989-04-21
ETH-HA: 6 km from Dire Dawa (to the west) to Melka Jebdu, near bridge at check point, 9.62 41.82
KEW
K000204382Tamrat, B.; Sebsebe, D.   23411989-04-21
ETH-HA: 6 km from Dire Dawa (to the west) to Melka Jebdu, near bridge at check point, 9.62 41.82
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