Dataset: All Collections
Taxa: Protea longifolia (Protea ignota, Protea ligulaefolia, Protea minor, Protea umbonalis)
Search Criteria: excluding cultivated/captive occurrences

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Bolus Herbarium


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65836Burman, C.   8771982-08-21
South Africa, Western Cape. QDS: 3419AC (Grid name: Caledon), Cape; Fernkloof Nature Reserve, Hermanus, 280 - 280m

BOL
65837Levyns, M.R.B.   30611930-07-01
South Africa, Western Cape, Cape; Caledon, slopes of Zwartberg, 300 - 300m

BOL
65838Bolus, H.   s.n.
South Africa, Western Cape, Cape; Houw Hoek

BOL
65840Middleman, R.   BH 252031952-05-05
South Africa, Western Cape, Cape; Caledon div.; Kleinmond, farm 'Honingklip'

BOL
65841Guthrie, L.   2381931-08-01
South Africa, Western Cape, Cape; Caledon div.; mtns between Villiersdorp and Worcester

BOL
65842Pillans, N.S.   76171912-08-27
South Africa, Western Cape, Cape; Caledon div.; in track of first road over Sir Lowry's Pass

BOL
65843Zeyher, C.L.P.   s.n.
South Africa, Western Cape, Cape; in mont. Hott. Hollendiae, in monte Houw Hoek ad Kassrivier (?

BOL
65844Bolus, H.   53281883-05-01
South Africa, Western Cape, Cape; in clivis montium Hottentot's Holland prope Sir Lowry's Pass, 200 - 200m

BOL
65845MacOwan, P.   9021885-07-01
South Africa, Western Cape, Cape; Caledon div.; in montibus circa Houw Hoek, 400 - 400m

BOL
65846Guthrie, L.   s.n.
South Africa, Western Cape, Cape; Caledon div.; Swartberg

BOL
65847Guthrie, L.   2501932-07-01
South Africa, Western Cape, Cape; Caledon div.; near twin waterfalls between Stanford and Hermanus

BOL
65848Guthrie, L.   2381931-07-01
South Africa, Western Cape, Cape; Viljoen's Pass

BOL
95401Rodin, R.J.   13621947-09-16
South Africa, Western Cape, Cape; Caledon div.; near Sir Lowry's Pass

BOL
BOL128117Bolus, H.   78601894-10-01
South Africa, Western Cape, prope Elim, Distr. Bredasdorp., 60 - 60m

BOL
BOL218115Durisdon, J.   s.n.
South Africa, Western Cape, Caledon Div.


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