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Field Museum of Natural History - Specimens being processed
F:In process	Leptoderris tomentella Harms V0581814FG. Zenker   4942 Cameroon, [precise locality unknown] Full Record Details
Herbier National du Gabon
LBV:Botany	Leptoderris tomentella Harms 190715Jongkind, CCH; Niangadouma, R   58902003-12-08 Gabon, Estuaire, peninsula of Cap Esterias., 0.534167 9.32, 26m Full Record Details
LBV:Botany	Leptoderris tomentella Harms 190766Jongkind, CCH; Valkenburg, JLCH van; Niangadouma, R; Mabicka, AJ   58702003-11-20 Gabon, Nyanga, W of Tchibanga, between Malounga and Igotchi., -3.069722 10.704167, 145m Full Record Details
LBV:Botany	Leptoderris tomentella Harms 209499Valkenburg, JLCH van; Sosef, MSM; Niangadouma, R   29492005-02-13 Gabon, Estuaire, Cap Santa Clara., 0.5365 9.320833, 40m Full Record Details
Missouri Botanical Garden
MO:Seed Plants	Leptoderris tomentella Harms 88148Gordon McPherson   151031991-01-10 Gabon, Estuaire, South of Estuaire du Gabon along Remboué River; British Gas site., -0.2 10.01666, 10m Full Record Details
MO:Seed Plants	Leptoderris tomentella Harms 103092357Johannes Leonardus Cornelis Hendrikus van Valkenburg   29492005-02-13 Gabon, Estuaire, Cap Santa Clara., 0.5365 9.32083, 40m Full Record Details
Royal Botanic Gardens, Kew - Herbarium Specimens
KEW	Leptoderris tomentella Harms K000040231Zenker, G.A.   4942 Bipinde Full Record Details

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