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Missouri Botanical Garden
MO:Seed Plants	Eriocaulon petraeum S.M. Phillips & Burgt 101282494X. M. van der Burgt   13992010-02-25 Sierra Leone, Northern, Tonkolili District. Sula Mountains South. Southern Sula Mountains, southeast of Bumbuna, Tonkolili River East of village Farangbaya, near the bridge on the road to Simbili proposed iron ore pit., 8.9872222 -11.7016667, 335m Full Record Details
National Museum of Natural History, Smithsonian Institution - Botany
NMNH:Plantae	Eriocaulon petraeum S.M.Phillips & Burgt US 3487360X. M. van der Burgt, K. Kanu, J. Sesay & P. Mitchell   13992010-02-25 Northern, Tonkolili, Northern Region, Tonkolili District. Sula Mountains South. Southern Sula Mountains, southeast of Bumbuna, Tonkolili River East of village Farangbaya, near the bridge on the road to Simbili proposed iron ore pit, 8.9872 -11.7017 Full Record Details
NMNH:Plantae	Eriocaulon petraeum S.M.Phillips & Burgt US 3658909M. James & X. M. van der Burgt   1122010-12-15 Northern, Northern Region, Tonkolili District, Sula Mountains South. Southern Sula Mountains, Tonkolili River between villages Kegbema and Kemadugu., 9.01056 -11.675 Full Record Details
Royal Botanic Gardens, Kew - Herbarium Specimens
KEW	Eriocaulon petraeum S.M.Phillips & Burgt K000023835van der Burgt, X.M., Kabbie, M.T. Kanu, S; Mitchell, P.   13992010-02-25 Southern Sula Mountains, southeast of Bumbuna, Tonkolili River east of village Farangbaya, near the bridge on the road to Simbili proposed iron ore pit., 8.99 -114.03 Full Record Details

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