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National Museum of Natural History, Smithsonian Institution - Botany
NMNH:Plantae	Petalidium glandulosum S.Moore US 3746735E. Tripp & K. Dexter   69202017-04-10 Namibe, Between Moninho and Cutto; along historic Mossamedes railway., -14.9689 12.9026 Full Record Details
NMNH:Plantae	Petalidium glandulosum S.Moore US 3746725E. Tripp & K. Dexter   69262017-04-11 Namibe, Ca. 4km W. of junction of road from Caraculo to Moninho. Full Record Details
NMNH:Plantae	Petalidium glandulosum S.Moore US 3746723E. Tripp & K. Dexter   69512017-04-15 Namibe, Ca. 10 km S. along faint dark track that leaves towards indigenous community of Regia from main road between Namibe and Virei. Small slate canyon due N. of Río Denigia. Full Record Details
New York Botanical Garden, Lynda Steere Herbarium
NY:Vascular Plants	Petalidium glandulosum S.Moore 04324597E. A. Tripp   69512017-04-15 Angola, Namibe, Ca. 10 km S. along faint dark track that leaves towards indigenous community of Regia from main road between Namibe and Virei., -15.752 12.5366, 348m Full Record Details
NY:Vascular Plants	Petalidium glandulosum S.Moore 04324571E. A. Tripp   69202017-04-10 Angola, Namibe, Between Moninho and Cuto; along historic Mossamedes railway., -14.96894 12.90261, 445m Full Record Details
NY:Vascular Plants	Petalidium glandulosum S.Moore 04324585E. A. Tripp   69262017-04-11 Angola, Namibe, Ca. 4km W. of junction of road from Caraculo to Moninho., -15.01698 12.60995, 493m Full Record Details

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