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Taxa: Disa salteri
Search Criteria: excluding cultivated/captive occurrences
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Bolus Herbarium

BOL
Disa salteri G.J.Lewis
42474Hobbhahn, N.   s.n.2009-05-02
South Africa, Western Cape, Robertson, Safraansrivier, Robertson Pass.
BOL
Disa salteri G.J.Lewis
100473Unknown   s.n.1946-04-01
South Africa, Western Cape. QDS: 3418AB (Grid name: Simonstown), Cape, Cape Peninsula, Klaasjager, Krom River
BOL
Disa salteri G.J.Lewis
100474Linder, H.P.   51241990-04-18
South Africa, Western Cape. QDS: 3322CC (Grid name: Oudtshoorn), Cape, Oudtshoorn, towards Mossel Bay, near the Safraan River, 500 - 500m
BOL
Disa salteri G.J.Lewis
100475Esterhuysen, E.E.   352001979-04-13
South Africa, Western Cape. QDS: 3321AD (Grid name: Ladismith), Cape, Ladismith, Seven Weeks Poort Berg, 1500 - 1500m
BOL
Disa salteri G.J.Lewis
100476Salter, T.M.   83561940-01-04
South Africa, Western Cape. QDS: 3418AB (Grid name: Simonstown), Cape, Cape Peninsula, south of Rooihoogte(Smitswinkel)
BOL
Disa salteri G.J.Lewis
100477Salter, T.M.   52241935-04-24
South Africa, Western Cape. QDS: 3418AD (Grid name: Simonstown), Cape, Cape Peninsula, west of Paulsberg
BOL
Disa salteri G.J.Lewis
100478Lewis   s.n.1946-04-01
South Africa, Western Cape. QDS: 3418AD (Grid name: Simonstown), Cape, Cape of Good Hope Nature Reserve, near Paulsberg
BOL
Disa salteri G.J.Lewis
BOL149874Salter, T.M.   83561940-04-01
South Africa, Western Cape, Cape Peninsula, Sandy slopes south of Rooihoogte Smitswinkel.
BOL
Disa salteri G.J.Lewis
BOL149875Salter, T.M.   83561940-04-01
South Africa, Western Cape, Cape Peninsula, Sandy slopes south of Rooihoogte Smitswinkel.
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