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Taxa: Oerstedtia scalaris (Carpophyllum scalare)
Search Criteria: excluding cultivated/captive occurrences
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Bolus Herbarium

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141085Stegenga, H.   Sa10961987-03-17
South Africa, Eastern Cape, Port Alfred, about 2 km W of Kowie Mouth.
BOL
141086Stegenga, H.   Sa16511987-08-11
South Africa, Eastern Cape, Three Sisters (west).
BOL
141087Stegenga, H.   Sa16511987-08-11
South Africa, Eastern Cape, Three Sisters (west).
BOL
141088Simons, R.H.   7771960-09-20
South Africa, KwaZulu-Natal, Port Edward. [PED8].
BOL
Oerstedtia scalaris (Suhr) J.B.Jensen
141806   
BOL
Oerstedtia scalaris (Suhr) J.B.Jensen
141807   
BOL
Oerstedtia scalaris (Suhr) J.B.Jensen
141808   
BOL
Oerstedtia scalaris (Suhr) J.B.Jensen
141809   
BOL
Oerstedtia scalaris (Suhr) J.B.Jensen
141810   
BOL
Oerstedtia scalaris (Suhr) J.B.Jensen
141811   
BOL
Oerstedtia scalaris (Suhr) J.B.Jensen
141812   
BOL
Oerstedtia scalaris (Suhr) J.B.Jensen
141813   
BOL
Oerstedtia scalaris (Suhr) J.B.Jensen
141814   
BOL
Oerstedtia scalaris (Suhr) J.B.Jensen
141815   
BOL
Oerstedtia scalaris (Suhr) J.B.Jensen
141816   
BOL
BOL0336412Becker, H.   Sub-BH30010
South Africa, Eastern Cape, The Kowie.
BOL
BOL0336413Becker, H.   Sub-BH30010
South Africa, Eastern Cape, The Kowie.
BOL
Oerstedtia scalaris (Suhr) J.B.Jensen
172589   
BOL
Oerstedtia scalaris (Suhr) J.B.Jensen
172613   
BOL
Oerstedtia scalaris (Suhr) J.B.Jensen
172614   
BOL
Oerstedtia scalaris (Suhr) J.B.Jensen
BOL0272998   
BOL
Oerstedtia scalaris (Suhr) J.B.Jensen
BOL0272999   
BOL
Oerstedtia scalaris (Suhr) J.B.Jensen
BOL0273000   
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