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Field Museum of Natural History - Specimens being processed
F:In process	Melasma scabrum P. J. Bergius V0605147FP. MacOwan   197 South Africa, Boschberg, 1219m Full Record Details
F:In process	Melasma scabrum P. J. Bergius V0605148FP. MacOwan    South Africa, Howieson's Poort, 549m Full Record Details
iNaturalist Plant Observation - Research Grade
iNaturalist:Research Grade	Melasma scabrum var. scabrum 10969442Kate Braun   2009-04-09 Manzini, Malkerns, wetland within plantation, -26.52438 31.18567 Full Record Details
iNaturalist:Research Grade	Melasma scabrum P. J. Bergius 9017299Kate Braun   2017-01-28 Hhohho, Malolotja Nature Reserve, vlei near stream east of campsite, -26.143606 31.132867 Full Record Details
iNaturalist:Research Grade	Melasma scabrum P. J. Bergius 65395059Kate Braun   2019-03-31 Hhohho, Malolotja Nature Reserve, log cabins vlei., -26.139148 31.135058 Full Record Details
Missouri Botanical Garden
MO:Seed Plants	Melasma scabrum P.J. Bergius 472248Peter Goldblatt   75861986-01-23 South Africa, Transkei, 31.25 (Umtata) Nqadu Forest north of Umtata. Full Record Details
MO:Seed Plants	Melasma scabrum P.J. Bergius 100315308Zachary S. Rogers   13492009-01-27 South Africa, KwaZulu-Natal, Along logging road SW of Weza on track to "Forest Side". Open area surrounded by pine plantations. Cow pasture below steep sunny hillside of exposed dolerite outcrops. Specimens preserved in alcohol., -30.6444444 29.6780556, 1140m Full Record Details
MO:Seed Plants	Melasma scabrum P.J. Bergius 100919761Peter Goldblatt   54401980-01-15 South Africa, Eastern Cape, 3324 Steytlerville CD. Kareedouw Pass, damp seep above road in fynbos burned 2 years ago. Full Record Details

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