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Taxa: Satyrium erectum (Satyrium pustulatum)
Search Criteria: excluding cultivated/captive occurrences
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CAS - California Academy of Sciences Vascular Plants

CAS:BOT-BC
644626Steiner, K.   3936A2002-09-30
South Africa, Province of Northern Cape, *, 775m
CAS:BOT-BC
644627Steiner, K.   36342000-08-20
South Africa, Province of Northern Cape, *, 774m
CAS:BOT-BC
644628Ecklon, C. F.; Zeyher, C. L. P.   s.n.
South Africa, Province of the Western Cape, *, 152 - 610m

Field Museum of Natural History - Specimens being processed

F:In process
V0577886FC. F. Ecklon   s.n.
South Africa, [precise locality unknown]

Missouri Botanical Garden

MO:Seed Plants
100471183C.F. Ecklon   32
South Africa, Locality 76.9
MO:Seed Plants
100911954Peter Goldblatt   41101976-09-17
South Africa, Western Cape, 3217 Vredenburg DD. Limestone hilltops above Saldahha.
MO:Seed Plants
101338047Peter Goldblatt   28071974-09-26
South Africa, Cape, Springbok District. Namaqualand: Spektakel Mountain, E of Pass.
MO:Seed Plants
101338049Charles M. Evrard   90551980-10-06
South Africa, Cape, Kamiesberg (Leliefontein) Namaqualand.
MO:Seed Plants
101338048Peter Goldblatt   30801974-10-15
South Africa, Cape, Clanwilliam District. Eastern slopes of Pakhuis Pass.

New York Botanical Garden, Lynda Steere Herbarium

NY:Vascular Plants
679671B. Bytebier   20622001-10-07
South Africa, Western Cape, Prince Albert. Groot Swartberge. Swartbergpas, start of road towards Gamkaskloof; N-side of road, opposite a grove of Pine trees. Grid 3322AC., -33.3391667 22.0327778, 1370m
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