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Field Museum of Natural History - Specimens being processed
F:In process	Senecio asperulus DC. V0577918F[collector unknown]   s.n. South Africa, Bothasberg Full Record Details
F:In process	Senecio asperulus DC. V0577936FP. MacOwan   23 South Africa, Near Grahamstown, 671m Full Record Details
F:In process	Senecio asperulus DC. V0577942FP. MacOwan   s.n. South Africa, Bothasberg Full Record Details
F:In process	Senecio asperulus DC. V0577954FP. MacOwan   23 South Africa, [precise locality unknown] Full Record Details
F:In process	Senecio asperulus DC. V0577960FJ. L. Sidey   37291963-09-00 South Africa, Eastern Cape, [precise locality unknown] Full Record Details
Missouri Botanical Garden
MO:Seed Plants	Senecio asperulus DC. 1547057Peter B. Phillipson   45531996-01-12 Lesotho, Leribe, LHDA Phase 1A.00,SE-facing mid-slope. Soil deep, dry basaltic, with partially exposed regolith. Slope with conspicuous erosion gulleys., -29.17861 28.47583, 2200m Full Record Details
MO:Seed Plants	Senecio asperulus DC. 100919984Peter Goldblatt   55321980-06-04 South Africa, Northern Cape, 3120 Williston CC. 64 km from Calvinia on Blomfontein road to Middelpos. Full Record Details
New York Botanical Garden, Lynda Steere Herbarium
NY:Vascular Plants	Senecio asperulus DC. 01132499R. Brand   9992004-04-06 South Africa, Free State, Thaba-tshweu-plateau, Clarens district, -28.64345 28.819067, 2021m Full Record Details

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