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Herbier National du Gabon
LBV:Botany	Maesopsis eminii subsp. berchemioides (Pierre) N. Hallé 116311Maesen, LJG van der; Louis, AM; Bruijn, J de   57941988-11-23 Gabon, Ogooué-Lolo, km 16 E-most road on Chantier 19, SBL, branching off 21 km from Lastoursville direction Koulamoutou., -0.916667 12.583333, 420m Full Record Details
LBV:Botany	Maesopsis eminii subsp. berchemioides (Pierre) N. Hallé 38678Wilde, JJFE de; Wilde-Bakhuizen, RW de   119461998-02-14 Gabon, Moyen-Ogooué, 9 km along the road Alembé to Lalara., -0.033333 11, 100m Full Record Details
National Museum of Natural History, Smithsonian Institution - Botany
NMNH-US:Plantae-US	Maesopsis berchemioides (Pierre) A. Chev. US 1373582-. Gossweiler   91461926-06-00 Angola, Zaire, Regio, Distrito do Congo Portuguez. Sumba, Peco. Proximum Flumen, Zaire (Congo)., 20m Full Record Details
NMNH-US:Plantae-US	Maesopsis berchemioides (Pierre) A. Chev. US 634605R. A. Dümmer   7621914-04-00 Uganda, Uganda Protectorate. Kipayo., 1219m Full Record Details
NMNH-US:Plantae-US	Maesopsis berchemioides (Pierre) A. Chev. US 634604R. A. Dümmer   7621914-04-00 Uganda, Uganda Protectorate. Kipayo., 1219m Full Record Details
NMNH-US:Plantae-US	Maesopsis berchemioides (Pierre) A. Chev. US 2631877L. Bernardi   86431962-03-15 Ivory Coast, Iter Africanum. In vicinioribus loci nemorosi Yapo-Nord dicti [illegible text] occidentem, per viam et [illegible text]more. Full Record Details

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