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Dataset: All Collections
Taxa: Berkheya spinosissima var. namaensis (Berkheya oppositifolia, Stobaea oppositifolia)
Search Criteria: excluding cultivated/captive occurrences
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Bolus Herbarium

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165671Hutchinson, J.   8971928-10-15
South Africa, Northern Cape, Namaqualand, Klipfontein.
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165672Pearson, H.H.W.   65971911-09-13
South Africa, Northern Cape, Kamiesberg, Twee Rivier, E of hamlet.
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165673Bolus, H.   9633
South Africa, Northern Cape, Nama'land Minor, inter OoKiep et Concordia [Little Namaqualand, between Okiep and Concordia]., 975m
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165674Morris, W   Sub-BH5773
South Africa, Northern Cape, Namaqualand, In monte Spektakel [Spektakel Pass].
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165675Levyns, M.R.B.   69991939-10-01
South Africa, Northern Cape, Namaqualand, Between Springbok and Bowesdorp., 762m
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165676Pillans, N.S.   5419
South Africa, Northern Cape, Namaqualand, Little Namaqualand, north bank of river at Kuboos.
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165677Bolus, H.   9634
South Africa, Northern Cape, Namaqualand, Nama'land Minor prope Spektakel [Little Namaqualand near Spektakel]., 457m
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165678Pillans, N.S.   Sub-BH18115
South Africa, Northern Cape, Namaqualand, Nama'land, 1 mile south of Walle Kraal.
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165679Pillans, N.S.   5679
South Africa, Northern Cape, Namaqualand, Little Namaqualand, Copperberg.
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165680Pillans, N.S.   Sub-BH4997
South Africa, Northern Cape, SE of Sendlings Drift.
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165681Schlechter, F.R.R.   110591897-09-03
South Africa, Western Cape, Namaqualand, Eenkokerboom. [Eenkokerboom is about 17 miles NNW of Bitterfontein - 'Itinerary of Rudolf Schlechter's Collecting Trips in Southern Africa' J.P. Jessop, Journal of South African Botany vol. 30, part 3, July, 1964]., 274m
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165682Perold, S.M.   15811987-09-25
South Africa, Northern Cape, Namaqualand. QDS: 3018BC (Grid name: Kamiesberg), Between Platbakkies and Kliprand. 1 km after turn-off to Frummelbakkies., 1025m
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Google Map

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