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Missouri Botanical Garden
MO:Seed Plants	Otostegia tomentosa A. Rich. 100244303Rainer W. Bussmann   161282009-12-19 Ethiopia, Bale, Oromiya. Surroundings of Odo-Bulu hunting camp. Fields along the road from Buko to Berbere, close to Buko., 6.9446333 40.1183667, 2865m Full Record Details
National Museum of Natural History, Smithsonian Institution - Botany
NMNH-US:Plantae-US	Otostegia tomentosa A. Rich. US 2587830F. G. Meyer   74721961-11-13 Ethiopia, 1 km. north of main road, 17 km. so. Addis Ababa, Shoa Province., 8.87 38.78, 2082m Full Record Details
Royal Botanic Gardens, Kew - Herbarium Specimens
KEW	Otostegia minuccii Pic.Serm. K000193182Pichi-Sermolli, R.   25141937-11-10 Bacino del Lago Tana Full Record Details
KEW	Otostegia tomentosa subsp. tomentosa K000193180illegible   s.n. Province of Wojerat Full Record Details
KEW	Otostegia tomentosa subsp. steudneri (Schweinf.) Sebald K000509307Friis, I.; Gibre-Hiwot, G.; Awas, T.   81881997-11-15 Wellega Region: Upper part of the S slope of the Didessa Valley where the road between Bedelle and Nekemt crosses the valley, 8.58 36.33 Full Record Details
KEW	Otostegia tomentosa subsp. ambigens (Chiov.) Sebald K000509306Puff, C.; Edwards, S.; Kelbessa, E.; Dawe, J.   820921-2/71982-09-21 Region: Hararge Province Chercher & Adal & Gara Guracha Awr.: Asbe Teferi- Gelemso rd.: between Kuni and Bedesa, 8.92 40.88 Full Record Details

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