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Dataset: All Collections
Taxa: Aeschynomene uniflora var. uniflora (Aeschynomene papulosa)
Search Criteria: excluding cultivated/captive occurrences
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Missouri Botanical Garden

MO:Seed Plants
3226035M.E. Archbold   20171975-07-25
Tanzania, Tanga, Muheza, Muhesa. Seasonally wet area., -5.16666 38.8, 150m
MO:Seed Plants
1414308J.F. Drège   s.n.
South Africa, KwaZulu-Natal, Near mouth of River Omsamculo, -30.73333 30.45
MO:Seed Plants
946312C. C. H. Jongkind   16131994-06-25
Ghana, Eastern, Next to bridge in main road., 6.08666 0.19833
MO:Seed Plants
1704039Moses A. Mwangoka   21542001-05-16
Tanzania, Pwani, Kisarawe, T6. Ruvu South, bog area surrounded by forest in Mgasa area near Msese., -6.89722 38.81277, 200m
MO:Seed Plants
2021627C.J. Kayombo   44432003-08-12
Tanzania, Dar es Salaam, Temeke, Ca. 0.5 km NW of Mugabe Primary School, ca. 10 - 200 m S of Dar-es-Salaam University soccer pitch. Seasonally water-logged rice farm., -8.28944 39.21138, 5m
MO:Seed Plants
3226036Ossian Flock   371971-05-21
Tanzania, Pwani, Kibaha, Kibaha (35 km W of Dar es Salaam) 2 km W of Soga road. In bog., -6.76666 38.91666, 150m
MO:Seed Plants
3286909A. Peter   446991926-08-31
Tanzania, Pwani, Bagamoyo, Ruvu Niedering - Saadani., -6.03333 38.78333
MO:Seed Plants
102340984A. Peter   486221917-02-03
Tanzania, Tanga, Muheza, Mlinga-Gebirge, Bachsumpf bei Magrotto., -5.08333 38.75, 830m
MO:Seed Plants
102340985A. Peter   486311917-02-01
Tanzania, Tanga, Muheza, Mlinga-Gebirge, Magrotto, Sumpf., -5.11666 38.75, 820m
MO:Seed Plants
102340966A. Peter   491271915-08-11
Tanzania, Tanga, Korogwe, O.-Usambara, Bachsumpf bei Odongo Ekundu., -4.96666 38.63333, 350m
MO:Seed Plants
102340971H.J. Schlieben   39651933-05-21
Tanzania, Morogoro, Morogoro Rural, Morogoro: Pst - Uluguru. Parklandschaft., -7.16666 37.66666, 500m
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