Dataset: All Collections
Taxa: Hirpicium armerioides (Gazania armerioides, Hirpicium armerioides subsp. rudatisii)
Search Criteria: excluding cultivated/captive occurrences

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Bolus Herbarium


BOL
Hirpicium armerioides (DC.) Roessler
167319Wood, J.M.   42481889-12-12
South Africa, KwaZulu-Natal, Lions River, Near Howick, Liddesdale., 1219 - 1524m

BOL
Hirpicium armerioides (DC.) Roessler
167320Bolus, H.   101621896-01-27
South Africa, Eastern Cape, Prope [near] Ugie., 1433m

BOL
Hirpicium armerioides (DC.) Roessler
167321Galpin, E.E.   67471904-03-08
South Africa, Eastern Cape, Mount Fletcher Dist., Summit Drakensberg, source of Tina River., 2667m

BOL
Hirpicium armerioides (DC.) Roessler
167322Flanagan, H.G.   2871
South Africa, Eastern Cape, Near Ugie., 1067m

BOL
Hirpicium armerioides (DC.) Roessler
167323Galpin, E.E.   Sub-BH264271936-03-21
Lesotho, Basutoland, summit of Machaba Peak, near Qachas Nek.

BOL
Hirpicium armerioides (DC.) Roessler
167324Ashton, H.   120
Lesotho, Basutoland, path between Ketane and Maletsunyane Rivers.

BOL
Hirpicium armerioides (DC.) Roessler
167325Schlechter, F.R.R.   33221893-09-22
South Africa, KwaZulu-Natal, Prope [near] Houtboschrand [Houtboschrand runs along the east side of the road between Howick and Weston according to the 'Itinerary of Rudolf Schlechter's Collecting Trips in Southern Africa' J.P. Jessop, Journal of South African Botany vol. 30, part 3, July, 1964]., 1311m

BOL
Hirpicium armerioides (DC.) Roessler
167326Wood, J.M.   110951909-03-10
South Africa, KwaZulu-Natal, Zwaartkop., 914 - 1219m

BOL
Hirpicium armerioides (DC.) Roessler
167327Wylie, J.   Sub-Wood101431906-11-19
South Africa, KwaZulu-Natal, Zwaartkop., 1219 - 1524m

BOL
Hirpicium armerioides (DC.) Roessler
167328Rudatis, H.   Sub-Wood119621911-10-31
South Africa, KwaZulu-Natal, Dumisa., 762m


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Google Map

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