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Taxa: Persicaria limbata (Polygonum limbatum, Polygonum piliferum, Polygonum schinzii)
Search Criteria: excluding cultivated/captive occurrences
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Bolus Herbarium

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Persicaria limbata (Meisn.) H.Hara
BOL0290360Wolley-Dod, A.H.   1984
South Africa, Western Cape, Below Klein Constantia.
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Persicaria limbata (Meisn.) H.Hara
BOL0304947Bolus, H.M.L.   s.n.
South Africa, Mpumalanga, Transvaal, in terra [In the land] 'High Veld' dicta prope [near] "Wonderfontein Railway Station"., 1707m
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Persicaria limbata (Meisn.) H.Hara
BOL0290359Monro, C.F.H   1885
Zimbabwe, Rhodesia. Locality unknown.
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Persicaria limbata (Meisn.) H.Hara
BOL0290358Acocks, J.P.H.   85321938-01-14
South Africa, Northern Cape, Hay, lower part of Rietkloof in this Langebergen.
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Persicaria limbata (Meisn.) H.Hara
BOL0290357Hines, C.J.H.   4891985-03-18
Namibia, Otjozondjupa. QDS: 1920CB, Bushmanland, Klein Dobe waterhole., -19.625 20.375
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Persicaria limbata (Meisn.) H.Hara
BOL0290361Maguire, B.   20691952-12-18
Namibia, Kavango, South West Africa, E of Karakuwise.
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Persicaria limbata (Meisn.) H.Hara
BOL0290362Stohr, F.O.   77
Zambia, Central, Northern Rhodesia, Munshiwemba, on an embankment crossing the Mungula marsh.
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Persicaria limbata (Meisn.) H.Hara
BOL0290363Cooke, O.L.   6418
South Africa, Northern Cape, Hay, Paarde Kloof.
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Persicaria limbata (Meisn.) H.Hara
BOL0290364Gillett, J.B.   31001928-12-21
South Africa, Limpopo, Transvaal, Zoutpanserg. From Thompson's Store over a mountain to Lake Fundusi and back.
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Persicaria limbata (Meisn.) H.Hara
BOL0290365Wilde, C.   Sub-TRV9083
Zimbabwe, Zambesi River.
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