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Taxa: Christella
Search Criteria: excluding cultivated/captive occurrences
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Bolus Herbarium

BOL
Christella buchananii (Schelpe) J.P.Roux
BOL128026Schelpe, E.A.C.L.E.   55991955-07-11
Mozambique, ''Jaegersberg'' Garwio. Locally frequent on forest streambank. Rhizome creeping. Frond ovate, lanceolate, 90x42cms (excl. stipe). Stipe 63cm long., 792 - 792m
BOL
Christella buchananii (Schelpe) J.P.Roux
BOL128027Schelpe, E.A.C.L.E.   55991955-07-11
Mozambique, ''Jaegersberg'' Garwio. Locally frequent on forest streambank. Rhizome creeping. Frond ovate, lanceolate, 90x42cms (excl. stipe). Stipe 63cm long., 792 - 792m
BOL
Christella chaseana (Schelpe) Holttum
BOL128028Schelpe, E.A.C.L.E.   47911954-07-14
Namibia, Otjiwarongo; Waterberg, above ''Waterberg Station''. Locally common along perennial streams in bush in shade. S aspect., 1585 - 1585m
BOL
Christella chaseana (Schelpe) Holttum
BOL128040Schelpe, E.A.C.L.E.   47911954-07-14
Namibia, Otjiwarongo; Waterberg, above ''Waterberg Station''. Locally common along perennial streams in bush in shade. S aspect., 1585 - 1585m
BOL
Christella chaseana (Schelpe) Holttum
BOL128041Schelpe, E.A.C.L.E.   47911954-07-14
Namibia, Otjiwarongo; Waterberg, above ''Waterberg Station''. Locally common along perennial streams in bush in shade. S aspect., 1585 - 1585m
BOL
Christella chaseana (Schelpe) Holttum
BOL128042Schelpe, E.A.C.L.E.   47911954-07-14
Namibia, Otjiwarongo; Waterberg, above ''Waterberg Station''. Locally common along perennial streams in bush in shade. S aspect., 1585 - 1585m
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