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Dataset: BOL
Taxa: Nestlera
Search Criteria: excluding cultivated/captive occurrences
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Bolus Herbarium

BOL
Nestlera biennis (Jacq.) Spreng.
46994Pillans, N.S.   8617
South Africa, Western Cape, Between Malmesbury and Hopefield
BOL
Nestlera biennis (Jacq.) Spreng.
46995Bachmann, F.E.   Sub-BH24714
South Africa, Western Cape, Coenradenberg, near Hopefield
BOL
Nestlera biennis (Jacq.) Spreng.
46996Bolus, H.   90231897-10-02
South Africa, Western Cape, Clanwilliam, In arenosis prope Clanwilliam
BOL
Nestlera biennis (Jacq.) Spreng.
46997Schlechter, F.R.R.   110741897-09-03
South Africa, Western Cape, Van Rhynsdorp, District Van Rhynsdorp, Eenkokerboom in collibus, 0 - 274m
BOL
Nestlera biennis (Jacq.) Spreng.
46998Pillans, N.S.   80371935-10-17
South Africa, Western Cape, Piquetberg Division, sandy rise north east side of Verloren Vlei at Matjisgoed Drift
BOL
Nestlera biennis (Jacq.) Spreng.
46999Pillans, N.S.   86141938-10-24
South Africa, Western Cape, Piquetberg Division, on sandy rise north east of Matjisgoeddrift
BOL
Nestlera biennis (Jacq.) Spreng.
47000Esterhuysen, E.E.   221681953-10-16
South Africa, Western Cape, Cape Province, Clanwilliam Division, between Citrusdal and Alpha
BOL
Nestlera biennis (Jacq.) Spreng.
48001Perold, S.M.   16801987-07-28
South Africa, Cape Province. QDS: 3017DC (Grid name: Hondeklipbaai), Cape Province, 9 km west of Nariep, farm Roodeheuwel, -30.875 17.625, 0 - 134m
BOL
Nestlera biennis (Jacq.) Spreng.
48002Pillans, N.S.   18123
South Africa, Cape Province, Western Region, plateau between Hondeklip Bay and Zwartlintjes River
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