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iNaturalist Plant Observation - Research Grade
iNaturalist:Research Grade	Aponogeton stuhlmannii Engl. 36288968Botswanabugs   2019-11-22 Sri Lanka, Central, Mahalapye Botswana, -23.115814 26.791192 Full Record Details
Missouri Botanical Garden
MO:Seed Plants	Aponogeton stuhlmannii Engl. 103348469R.B. Faden   71/9921971-12-30 Kenya, Coast, Taita, Tsavo National Park (East) Muanda Rock at water hole N.E of Manga Hill, -3.1833333 38.5333333, 550 - 600m Full Record Details
MO:Seed Plants	Aponogeton stuhlmannii Engl. 103348472H.M. Biegel   9221966-02-19 Zimbabwe, Gwelo. Mlezu School form. 18 miles south south-east of QueQue, 4200m Full Record Details
MO:Seed Plants	Aponogeton stuhlmannii Engl. 103348478Gerald V. Pope   2082 2028 D1 36K Ph576276 Pomongwe Hill. Full Record Details
MO:Seed Plants	Aponogeton stuhlmannii Engl. 103348480N.C. Chase   74321961-02-12 Zimbabwe, Umtali. Foot of Matekwatekwa Hill 9 (farm 44) Zimunga Reserve, 1097m Full Record Details
MO:Seed Plants	Aponogeton stuhlmannii Engl. 103348561R.B. Faden   74/5431974-05-07 Tsavo National Park East; Mudanda Rock, NE of Manga Hill, -3.1833333 38.5333333, 550 - 600m Full Record Details
Royal Botanic Gardens, Kew - Herbarium Specimens
KEW	Aponogeton stuhlmannii Engl. 1293.000Turner, M.; Greenway, P.J.   99871961-04-06 Seronera to Kleins Camp Full Record Details
KEW	Aponogeton stuhlmannii Engl. K000346047Richards, Mr. H.M.   91781957-04-12 Mporokoso District. Mweru Wantipa Road to Bulayo. Full Record Details

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