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Taxa: Eriocephalus ambiguus (Eriocephalus aspalathoides var. ambiguus)
Search Criteria: excluding cultivated/captive occurrences
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Bolus Herbarium

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Eriocephalus ambiguus (DC.) M.A.N.Mull.
201991Goatcher, A.W.   s.n.
South Africa, Western Cape, Prope [near] Beaufort West, Krom River.
BOL
Eriocephalus ambiguus (DC.) M.A.N.Mull.
201992Pearson, H.H.W.   42861909-02-01
Namibia, Karas, Great Namaqualand, 25 km N. of Warmbad.
BOL
Eriocephalus ambiguus (DC.) M.A.N.Mull.
201993Bryant, E.G.   J212A1921-03-05
South Africa, Northern Cape, Prieska Dist., Locality unknown., 914m
BOL
Eriocephalus ambiguus (DC.) M.A.N.Mull.
201994Pearson, H.H.W.   79231913-01-14
Namibia, Karas, Great Karasberg, between Naruda Nord and Krai Kluft., 1585 - 3048m
BOL
Eriocephalus ambiguus (DC.) M.A.N.Mull.
201995Pillans, N.S.   5277
South Africa, Northern Cape, Little Namaqualand, East of Grootderm.
BOL
Eriocephalus ambiguus (DC.) M.A.N.Mull.
201996Dinter, M.K.   39121922-09-16
Namibia, Karas, Klinghardtgebirge.
BOL
Eriocephalus ambiguus (DC.) M.A.N.Mull.
201997Pearson, H.H.W.   79241912-12-29
Namibia, Karas, Great Karasberg, Naruda Sud., 1372m
BOL
Eriocephalus ambiguus (DC.) M.A.N.Mull.
201998Pearson, H.H.W.   45131909-01-26
Namibia, Karas, Namaqualand, Great Namaqualand, 20km north of Raman's Drift., 732m
BOL
Eriocephalus ambiguus (DC.) M.A.N.Mull.
201999Dinter, M.K.   6577a1929-08-01
Namibia, Karas, Flache ostl. d. Buchuberge [Flats E of the Buchuberge].
BOL
Eriocephalus ambiguus (DC.) M.A.N.Mull.
202000Pole Evans, I.B.   21451928-04-25
South Africa, Western Cape, Gordonia, Steenkamp puts [pits].
BOL
Eriocephalus ambiguus (DC.) M.A.N.Mull.
BOL0227037Acocks, J.P.H.   1955
South Africa, Northern Cape, Hay Div., Lanyon Vale.
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