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Taxa: Lotononis glabra (Crotalaria trichopoda, Lotononis trichopoda, Crotalaria trichopoda var. brachypoda)
Search Criteria: excluding cultivated/captive occurrences
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Bolus Herbarium

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Lotononis glabra (Thunb.) D.Dietr.
59427Bolus, H.M.L.   Sub-BH37213
South Africa, Western Cape, Riversdale Div., Around Still Bay.
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Lotononis glabra (Thunb.) D.Dietr.
59428Fourcade, H.G.   63061943-12-01
South Africa, Western Cape, Knysna Div., East of Robberg., 15m
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Lotononis glabra (Thunb.) D.Dietr.
59429Fourcade, H.G.   63061943-12-01
South Africa, Western Cape, Knysna Div., East of Robberg., 15m
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Lotononis glabra (Thunb.) D.Dietr.
75415Paterson, F.M.   274
South Africa, Eastern Cape, Uitenhage Div.. QDS: 3325DC (Grid name: Port Elizabeth), Redhouse.
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Lotononis glabra (Thunb.) D.Dietr.
75416Baker, W.F.   69221950-11-27
South Africa, Eastern Cape, Port Elizabeth Dist.. QDS: 3325DB (Grid name: Port Elizabeth), 22 miles E of Port Elizabeth [Gqeberha].
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Lotononis glabra (Thunb.) D.Dietr.
75417Zeyher, C.L.P.   401
South Africa, Eastern Cape, Uitenhage Dist.. QDS: 3325AD (Grid name: Port Elizabeth), Between Coega & Sunday Rivers.
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Lotononis glabra (Thunb.) D.Dietr.
BOL135988Ecklon, C.F.   1289
South Africa, Eastern Cape, Port Elizabeth, Uitenhage Division, between the rivers Coega and Zondagsrivier.
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Lotononis glabra (Thunb.) D.Dietr.
BOL135989Ecklon, C.F.   1288
South Africa, Eastern Cape, Kirkwood, Uitenhage, Adow [Addo].
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Lotononis glabra (Thunb.) D.Dietr.
BOL135990Penther, A.   2465
South Africa, Eastern Cape, Albany, Port Elizabeth Div, Grahamstown.
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Lotononis glabra (Thunb.) D.Dietr.
BOL150695Drege   s.n.
South Africa, Eastern Cape, Hankey, Port Elizabeth, Van Staaden's River.
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