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Dataset: All Collections
Taxa: Chara stachymorpha (Chara globularis var. stachymorpha)
Search Criteria: excluding cultivated/captive occurrences
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Bolus Herbarium

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BOL0264235Begg, G.W.   s.n.1975-03-20
South Africa, Western Cape, Sandvlei.
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BOL0264236Howard-Williams, C.   5001974-11-19
South Africa, Western Cape. QDS: 3322DC (Grid name: Oudtshoorn), N. edge of Swartvlei.
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BOL0264237Stephens, E.L.   165
South Africa, Western Cape, George Div., Probably the Wilderness.
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BOL0264238Rennie, J.V.L.   Sub-Stephens1641924-02-26
South Africa, Western Cape, Caledon Div., Hermanus Vlei, 2 miles East.
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BOL0264239Stephens, E.L.   1451924-01-02
South Africa, Western Cape, George Div., Wilderness, Touw River Lagoon.
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BOL0264240Stephens, E.L.   s.n.
Unknown
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BOL0264241Stephens, E.L.   163
South Africa, Western Cape, Riet Vlei near Milnerton.
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BOL0264242Stephens, E.L.   67
Unknown
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BOL0264243Stephens, E.L.   1531924-02-06
South Africa, Eastern Cape, Port Elizabeth [Gqeberha], Redhouse, Chatty River.
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BOL0264244Stephens, E.L.   651921-11-20
South Africa, Western Cape, Cape Flats, S. of Riet Vallei Farm.
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BOL0264245Stephens, E.L.   711921-12-18
South Africa, Western Cape, Cape Flats, beside Klipfontein Rd.
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BOL0264246Stephens, E.L.   371921-02-19
South Africa, Western Cape, Cape Peninsula, Muizenberg Vlei.
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BOL0264247Stephens, E.L.   165
South Africa, Western Cape, George Div., Probably the Wilderness
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BOL0264248Paterson, F.M.   2321
South Africa, Eastern Cape, Port Elizabeth Valley.
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BOL0264249Wolley-Dod. A.H.   35631897-11-14
South Africa, Western Cape, Muizenberg Vlei.
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