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Taxa: Cyphostemma oxyphyllum (Cyphostemma schimperi, Cissus oxyphylla, Cissus schimperi, Vitis oxyphylla)
Search Criteria: excluding cultivated/captive occurrences
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Missouri Botanical Garden

MO:Seed Plants
Cyphostemma schimperi (Hochst. ex A. Rich.) Desc.
1368207M.I. Thulin   38961980-05-24
Ethiopia, Gojam, Blue Nile Gorge, 8 km S of Dejue. Stony slope with degraded vegetation., 10.13333 38.16666, 2200m
MO:Seed Plants
Cyphostemma oxyphyllum (A. Rich.) Vollesen
1367810Sebsebe Demissew   411978-07-01
Ethiopia, Gojam, 62 kms on Motta-Addis road, on the Entache river bank near Gindewoin Town., 2640m
MO:Seed Plants
Cyphostemma oxyphyllum (A. Rich.) Vollesen
1367809Michael G. Gilbert   73121983-05-01
Ethiopia, Shewa, W slope of Sodoble River Valley, 4 km past Muger Cement Factory. Rocky slope with Euclea-bushland., 9.5 38.41666, 1850m

National Museum of Natural History, Smithsonian Institution - Botany

NMNH-US:Plantae-US
Cyphostemma schimperi (Hochst. ex A. Rich.) Desc.
US 806349-. Schimper   6441862-08-22
Ethiopia

Royal Botanic Gardens, Kew - Herbarium Specimens

KEW
Cyphostemma oxyphyllum (A. Rich.) Vollesen
K000322938Schimper   
KEW
Cyphostemma schimperi (Hochst.) Desc.
35542.000Ash, Mrs J.   19591973-05-26
KEW
Cyphostemma schimperi (Hochst.) Desc.
42523.000Ash, Mrs J.   8731971-05-22
KEW
Cyphostemma oxyphyllum (A. Rich.) Vollesen
K000322936Schimper, M.W.   3071853-00-00
KEW
Cyphostemma oxyphyllum (A. Rich.) Vollesen
K000322939Quartin-Dillon; Petit   
KEW
Cyphostemma oxyphyllum (A. Rich.) Vollesen
K000322937Schimper   1801837-06-11
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