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Taxa: Hirpicium bechuanense (Berkheyopsis bechuanensis, Berkheyopsis brevisquama, Berkheyopsis rehmannii)
Search Criteria: excluding cultivated/captive occurrences
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Bolus Herbarium

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Hirpicium bechuanense (S.Moore) Roessler
167292Bolus, F.   Sub-BH6342
South Africa, North West, Bechuanaland, prope [near] Mafeking.
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Hirpicium bechuanense (S.Moore) Roessler
167293Jenkins, T.J.   Sub-TRV6238
South Africa, North West, Transvaal, Beestkraal (R).
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Hirpicium bechuanense (S.Moore) Roessler
167294Van der Merwe, D.F.   47
South Africa, North West, Transvaal, near Zeerust.
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Hirpicium bechuanense (S.Moore) Roessler
167295Schlechter, F.R.R.   42251894-01-13
South Africa, Limpopo, Transvaal, prope [near] Pienaarsrivier-Brug., 1311m
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Hirpicium bechuanense (S.Moore) Roessler
167296Burtt Davy, J.   132331912-03-13
South Africa, North West, Bloemhof Dist., Christiana, Kaffraria [farm].
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Hirpicium bechuanense (S.Moore) Roessler
167297Bolus, H.   11094
South Africa, Limpopo, Transvaal, prope pagum [near village] Pietersburg., 1219m
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Hirpicium bechuanense (S.Moore) Roessler
167298Hutchinson, J.   29461929-02-07
South Africa, North West, Junction of Road to Zeerust and Rieckertsdam.
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Hirpicium bechuanense (S.Moore) Roessler
167299Bolus, H.   10906
South Africa, Limpopo, Prope pagum [near village] Pietersburg., 1219m
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Hirpicium bechuanense (S.Moore) Roessler
167300Rogers, F.A.   54961911-12-26
Zimbabwe, Bulawayo., 1372m
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Hirpicium bechuanense (S.Moore) Roessler
167301Flanagan, H.G.   3033
Zimbabwe, Matabeleland South, Near Bulawayo, Plum Tree.
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