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Dataset: MIN-Plants
Search Criteria: Ghana; excluding cultivated/captive occurrences

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Bell Museum plants


MIN:Plants
499678[1369371]Merello, M.; et al.   11411995-07-01
Ghana, Asiakwa District: Atewa Range Forest Reserve, Accra-Kumasi Highway 4 km along the forest service road that intersects the highway at the village of Sagyimase.;;;;, 6.23 -0.545, 600m

MIN:Plants
489013[1369522]Schmidt, H. H.   18821995-12-01
Ghana, Northern region; Along the Larabanga-Wa road, travelling west. Ca. 2km from Larabanga, along southern boundary with Mole National Park, 9.221944 -1.871389, 140m

MIN:Plants
491112[1369795]C.C.H. Jongkind   17511994-10-12
Ghana, Legon, Pipeline track, 5.65 -0.2, 200m

MIN:Plants
Duboscia viridiflora (K. Schum.) Mildbr.
499681[1369807]Jongkind, C.C.H   18071994-10-26
Ghana, Atewa Range Forest Reserve, along Old Geological Survey road, 6.235 -0.55, 400m

MIN:Plants
Glyphaea brevis (Spreng.) Monach.
491282[1369808]C.C.H. Jongkind   14091994-04-06
Ghana, Eastern. Just N of Abetifi, 6.7 -0.75, 700m

MIN:Plants
492334[1369811]C.C.H. Jongkind   17071994-09-21
Ghana, Department of Botany, Legon., 5.646667 -0.2, 200m

MIN:Plants
492343[1369822]C.C.H. Jongkind   14741994-05-09
Ghana, Accra plain, E. of Accra., 5.766667 0.083333, 200m

MIN:Plants
439004[1369941]Jongkind, C.C.H   19931995-01-26
Ghana, Along dust road at E side of Tano-Ofin Forest Reserve, 6.755 -2.038333, 350 - 400m

MIN:Plants
653387[1383684]   
Ghana

MIN:Plants
Calycobolus africanus (G. Don) Heine
460604[1302645]Jongkind, C.C.H   19841995-01-24
Ghana, Along dust road at E side of Tano-Ofin Forest Reserve, 6.88 -1.971667, 350m

MIN:Plants
492344[1396435]Merello, M.   12991995-07-17
Ghana, Western: Along Takoradi-Elubo Road. Between 9.5-23.5 km E of Elubo, 5.166667 -2.666667, 95m


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