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Royal Botanic Gardens, Kew - Herbarium Specimens
KEW	Ceropegia sprengeri (Schweinf. ex Sprenger) Bruyns K000306174Petit   s.n. Full Record Details
KEW	Ceropegia sprengeri subsp. foetida (M. G. Gilbert) Bruyns 53698.000Gilbert; Vollesen   8050 Shewa Full Record Details
KEW	Ceropegia sprengeri subsp. ogadensis (M. G. Gilbert) Bruyns 6372.000Bally, P.R.O.   11698 Gaan Libah Full Record Details
KEW	Ceropegia sprengeri (Schweinf. ex Sprenger) Bruyns K000306177Schweinfurth   s.n. Full Record Details
KEW	Ceropegia sprengeri (Schweinf. ex Sprenger) Bruyns K000306175Sprenger   s.n. Full Record Details
KEW	Ceropegia sprengeri subsp. ogadensis (M. G. Gilbert) Bruyns 39383.000de Wilde, S.B.ýJ.J.; Gilbert, M.G.   1852a1970-04-25 50'E. Full Record Details
KEW	Ceropegia sprengeri (Schweinf. ex Sprenger) Bruyns 2049.377Ash, Mrs J.W.   3421970-04-24 Arussi Prov.: Lake Langano Full Record Details
KEW	Ceropegia sprengeri (Schweinf. ex Sprenger) Bruyns K000306176Schinz   s.n. Full Record Details
KEW	Ceropegia sprengeri (Schweinf. ex Sprenger) Bruyns 3963.000Perkins, B.   s.n. Kedong Valley Full Record Details
KEW	Ceropegia sprengeri subsp. foetida (M. G. Gilbert) Bruyns 49405.000Gilbert, M.G.    Near Babile on the Harar to Jigiga road Full Record Details
KEW	Ceropegia sprengeri subsp. ogadensis (M. G. Gilbert) Bruyns 33609.000Gilbert, M.G.   2298 Harar Prov.: near Babile, 8 km along brack to Fi Full Record Details

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