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National Museum of Natural History, Smithsonian Institution - Botany
NMNH-US:Plantae-US	Porphyrostemma monocephala (E.A. Bruce) Leins US 2892957J. Newbould   56881961-03-03 Tanzania, Tanganyika, Ngorongoro Crater Full Record Details
NMNH-US:Plantae-US	Porphyrostemma monocephala (E.A. Bruce) Leins US 2567913M. Richards   202571965-04-24 Tanzania, Serengeti. Seronera N Park, Lake Lagardia, rough grass, 1500m Full Record Details
NMNH-US:Plantae-US	Porphyrostemma monocephala (E.A. Bruce) Leins US 2892906J. Goddard   1961965-01-08 Tanzania, Ngorongoro Crater Tanzania T2, -3.17 35.5 Full Record Details
Royal Botanic Gardens, Kew - Herbarium Specimens
KEW	Porphyrostemma monocephala (E. A. Bruce) Leins K000415390Staples, R.R.   2881933-07-29 Ngorongoro Full Record Details
KEW	Porphyrostemma monocephala (E. A. Bruce) Leins K000415389Burtt, B.D.   43311932-09-14 Ngorongoro crater. Near Magadilake, flat game plains Full Record Details
KEW	Porphyrostemma monocephala (E. A. Bruce) Leins K000415391Burtt, B.D.   43311932-09-14 Ngorongoro crater Full Record Details
UCJEPS - University and Jepson Herbaria, University of California, Berkeley
UCJEPS:VASC	Porphyrostemma monocephala (E. A. Bruce) Leins UC1425323Harold F. Heady   15741959-02-14 Tanzania, Ngorongoro Crater., 1737m Full Record Details
UCJEPS:VASC	Porphyrostemma monocephala (E. A. Bruce) Leins UC1425252Harold F. Heady   15091959-02-14 Tanzania, Ngorongoro Crater., 1767m Full Record Details

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