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Dataset: All Collections
Taxa: Antidesma laciniatum var. laciniatum
Search Criteria: excluding cultivated/captive occurrences
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Carnegie Museum of Natural History Herbarium

CM
CM303634Thompson, S.A.   15231984-07-09
Cameroon, Sud-Ouest, Fako, Bakingili, trail up Mt. Cameroon, 4.06666666666667 9.03333333333333, 50 - 250m

Royal Botanic Gardens, Kew - Herbarium Specimens

KEW
K000085112Wheatley, J.I.   4141992-07-08
Mt. Kupe: Shrike Trail
KEW
K000406434Chevalier, A.   73811903-01-26
Chari Oriental (Pays de Snoussi), bords du [Kourou]
KEW
K000026655Etuge, M.   26571996-07-08
Main trail to Mount Kupe (Muanezum trail)., 4.78 9.71
KEW
K000406443Mann   201
KEW
K000678382Onana, J.-M.   28662004-03-27
Mefou N.P., 3.62 11.57
KEW
K000406442Mann   201
KEW
K000437005Kenneth Tah   3122004-04-17
5.63 9.95
KEW
K000085088Sunderland, T.C.H.   14931992-07-07
Mt Kupe: Max's Trail
KEW
K000406445Mann   256
KEW
K000180682Thomas, D.W.   7838 A1988-05-22
Ajaman, near northern edge of Korup National Park. Secondary forest near village., 5.33 8.9
KEW
K000180681Etuge, M.   5331987-06-09
Path from Ndibise to Mejelet, west of Bangem Bakossi., 5.07 9.7
KEW
K000406446Mann   256
KEW
K000026653Etuge, M.   20241996-05-29
Kupe village to Loum State Forest., 4.73 9.72
KEW
K000180683Nemba, J.   5451987-06-15
Secondary growth and old growth forest along Kumba-Mamfe road at mile 14 Lkiliwindi., 4.73 9.48
KEW
K000026654Cable, S.   11651995-02-06
Permanent Sample Plot on Shrike trail above Nyasoso., 4.82 9.68
KEW
K000406444Mann   201
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