Dataset: All Collections
Taxa: Simplicaulos papyraceus (Restio papyraceus)
Search Criteria: excluding cultivated/captive occurrences

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Bolus Herbarium


BOL
2976Linder, H.P.   76142002-09-29
South Africa, Cape, between SevenWeeks Poort Peak & Towerkop, just below ridge, 50 m. east from 7615, 2060 - 2060m

BOL
2993Linder, H.P.   76142000-09-29
South Africa, Cape, between SevenWeeks Poort Peak & Towerkop, just below ridge, 50 m. east from 7615, 2060 - 2060m

BOL
30925Andreae, H.   12761928-12-28
South Africa. QDS: 3321AD (Grid name: Ladismith), Cape, Klein Zwartbergen, west of Zwartberg Peak, -33.4 21.3, 2200 - 2200m

BOL
106452Esterhuysen, E.E.   282631959-03-29
South Africa. QDS: 3321AD (Grid name: Ladismith), Ladismith, Swartberg btw Elandsberg & Peak Wood

BOL
126639Esterhuysen, E.E.   352051979-04-14
South Africa, Western Cape. QDS: 3321AD (Grid name: Ladismith), Ladismith Dist. Between Seven Weeks Poort Berg and Toverkop. (Coordinates determined by SANBI Rares Project 2005)., 2027 - 2027m

BOL
126640Esterhuysen, E.E.   334611974-01-04
South Africa, Western Cape. QDS: 3321AC (Grid name: Ladismith), Ladismith Dist. Swartberg, between Toverkop and Koudveldberg., 1829 - 1829m

BOL
126645Stokoe, T.P.   95631949-10-01
South Africa, Western Cape. QDS: 3321BC (Grid name: Ladismith), Prince Albert Div. Swartberg Mts. (Coordinates determined by SANBI Rares Project 2005).

BOL
BOL133742Stokoe, L   19251928-12-28
South Africa, Western Cape, PRINCE ALBERT DIV.; KLEIN SWARTBERG; W. OF KLEIN SWARTBERG PEAK.

BOL
BOL133743Stokoe, L   19251928-12-28
South Africa, Western Cape, PRINCE ALBERT DIV.; KLEIN SWARTBERG; W. OF KLEIN SWARTBERG PEAK.


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Google Map

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Google Earth (KML)

This creates an KML file that can be opened in the Google Earth mapping application. Note that you must have Google Earth installed on your computer to make use of this option.