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Field Museum of Natural History - Specimens being processed
F:In process	Relhania pungens L'Hér. V0580702FR. J. Bayer   SAF962261996-09-18 South Africa, Eastern Cape, Katberg Pass, above treeline near the pass, -32.415472 26.668806, 1674m Full Record Details
F:In process	Relhania pungens L'Hér. V0580708FJ. L. Sidey   31181957-01-00 South Africa, Zuurberg Mountain Full Record Details
Missouri Botanical Garden
MO:Seed Plants	Relhania pungens subsp. pungens 100919751Peter Goldblatt   54321980-01-15 South Africa, Western Cape, 3421 Riversdale AA. Hilltop 5 km W of Riversdale. Full Record Details
MO:Seed Plants	Relhania pungens subsp. pungens 100918960Peter Goldblatt   51811979-11-22 South Africa, Western Cape, 3419 Caledon BC. 10 km E of Stanford, clay slopes before Akkedis Pass. Full Record Details
MO:Seed Plants	Relhania pungens L'Hér. 586931Sigrid Liede   170281985-04-01 South Africa, Cape, NW Swellandam to Heidelberg; 3 km before turnoff to Malgas, between the two lanes of road construction soil reddish-brown, loamy., -34.03333 20.5 Full Record Details
MO:Seed Plants	Relhania pungens L'Hér. 100927268Peter Goldblatt   67851982-12-29 South Africa, Eastern Cape, 3323 Willowmore CB. Near Misgund, ca. 5 km W of town in sandy mountain soil south of the main road. Full Record Details
New York Botanical Garden, Lynda Steere Herbarium
NY:Vascular Plants	Relhania pungens L'Hér. 1745402R. Brand   8632003-11-01 South Africa Full Record Details

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