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Carnegie Museum of Natural History Herbarium
CM	Ipomoea longituba Hallier fil. CM504937Kindeketa, W.   141999-06-09 Tanzania, Tanga, Monduli District, 40 km S of Longido village on road from Namanga to Arusha, -3.09472222222222 36.7066666666667, 1525m Full Record Details
iNaturalist Plant Observation - Research Grade
iNaturalist:Research Grade	Ipomoea longituba Hallier fil. 105481602kenbehrens   2022-01-21 Toliary, Atsimo-Andrefana, MG-TL, MG, -23.536712 43.746981 Full Record Details
iNaturalist:Research Grade	Ipomoea longituba Hallier fil. 105481450kenbehrens   2022-01-20 Toliary, Atsimo-Andrefana, MG-TL, MG, -23.536431 43.748917 Full Record Details
iNaturalist:Research Grade	Ipomoea longituba Hallier fil. 40630511CORDENOS Thierry   2020-03-15 Toliary, District de Toliara II, Madagascar, -23.061245 43.587 Full Record Details
iNaturalist:Research Grade	Ipomoea longituba Hallier fil. 146540788Payton Lott   2023-01-13 Arusha, Longido, TZ, -3.061389 36.718358 Full Record Details
iNaturalist:Research Grade	Ipomoea longituba Hallier fil. 66561378Saskia Raether   2013-01-15 Arusha, Arusha, TZ, -2.434641 35.527165 Full Record Details
National Museum of Natural History, Smithsonian Institution - Botany
NMNH-US:Plantae-US	Ipomoea longituba Hallier f. US 630771E. A. Mearns   7451909-07-24 Kenya, Southern N'guaso Nyiro River, "Sotik Country," British East Africa., 1800 - 2100m Full Record Details

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