Dataset: All Collections
Taxa: Isolepis brevicaulis (Scirpus brevicaulis, Scirpus burchellii)
Search Criteria: excluding cultivated/captive occurrences

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Bolus Herbarium


BOL
Isolepis brevicaulis (Levyns) J.Raynal
6303Esterhuysen, E.E.   72711941-12-14
South Africa, Western Cape. QDS: 3219AC (Grid name: Wuppertal), Clanwilliam Division, Cedarberg Mountains, Middelberg Plateau, -32.34904 19.07933

BOL
Isolepis brevicaulis (Levyns) J.Raynal
6304Parker, R.N.   41391946-10-25
South Africa, Western Cape. QDS: 3418BB (Grid name: Simonstown), Stellenbosch Division, Somerset West, -34.06266 18.87168

BOL
Isolepis brevicaulis (Levyns) J.Raynal
51891Muasya, A.M.   HBCT148
South Africa, Western Cape, Touws River. QDS: 3320AA (Grid name: Montagu), Farm Pienaarskloof: S of Karookop, on Matjiesfontein., 927 - 927m

BOL
Isolepis brevicaulis (Levyns) J.Raynal
63378Parker, R.N.   36071941-10-18
South Africa, Western Cape. QDS: 3418BB (Grid name: Simonstown), Stellenbosch Division, Somerset West, -34.06266 18.87168

BOL
Isolepis brevicaulis (Levyns) J.Raynal
63379Parker, R.N.   43641948-10-22
South Africa, Western Cape. QDS: 3418BB (Grid name: Simonstown), Stellenbosch Division, Strand to Gordons Bay, -34.11728 18.85227

BOL
Isolepis brevicaulis (Levyns) J.Raynal
109045Schlechter, F.R.R.   113401897-09-20
South Africa, Northern Cape, Namaqualand. QDS: 2917DB (Grid name: Springbok), CONCORDIA, HILLOCK, -29.5283 17.96168, 1006 - 1006m

BOL
Isolepis brevicaulis (Levyns) J.Raynal
BOL139390Levyns, M.R.B.   75761943-09-24
South Africa, Western Cape, Cape - Good Wood. QDS: 3318CD (Grid name: Cape Town), Between Maitland and Pinelands., -33.92699 18.49961

BOL
Isolepis brevicaulis (Levyns) J.Raynal
BOL139391Levyns, M.R.B.   75761943-09-24
South Africa, Western Cape, Cape - Good Wood. QDS: 3318CD (Grid name: Cape Town), Between Maitland and Pinelands., -33.92699 18.49961


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Google Map

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Google Earth (KML)

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