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Herbier National du Gabon
LBV:Botany	Asystasia africana (S. Moore) C. B. Clarke 279316Harris, DJ; Armstrong, KE; Niangadouma, R   82762005-05-01 Gabon, Ogooué-Maritime, Loango National Park, Nick's camp, by Louri lagoon, c. 12 km south of Iguela., -2.009444 9.386111, 10m Full Record Details
Missouri Botanical Garden
MO:Seed Plants	Asystasia africana (S. Moore) C.B. Clarke 502665Duncan W. Thomas   49811985-11-10 Cameroon, Southwest, Meme Division. Secondary forest near Mbu village, 10 km west of Kumba -Mamfe road at Supe., 5.05 9.3, 800m Full Record Details
MO:Seed Plants	Asystasia africana (S. Moore) C.B. Clarke 100477386Tariq Stévart   43462012-02-20 Gabon, Ogooué-Ivindo, Belinga Mountain. On the ridge., 1.08395 13.2044167, 1017m Full Record Details
National Museum of Natural History, Smithsonian Institution - Botany
NMNH-US:Plantae-US	Asystasia africana (S. Moore) C.B. Clarke US 634469R. A. Dümmer   2431913-09-00 Uganda, Uganda Protectorate. Forest path Mukono., 1219m Full Record Details
Royal Botanic Gardens, Kew - Herbarium Specimens
KEW	Asystasia africana (S. Moore) C. B. Clarke K000541183Cheek, M.   133752006-09-23 Royal Forest of Bambalang, immediately adjacent to village of Bambalang. Collecting on path transecting the c. 30 Ha forest: one GPS point, at entrance., 5.89 10.53 Full Record Details
KEW	Asystasia africana (S. Moore) C. B. Clarke 2858.000Brenan, J.P.M.   94121948-03-14 S. Bakundu Forest Reserve Full Record Details

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