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Sarcocaulon marlothii Engl.
Date Updated: 25 July 2007
Herbarium
South African National Biodiversity Institute, National Herbarium, Pretoria (PRE)
Collection
SANBI, Pretoria National Herbarium (Artwork)
Resource Type
Paintings
Creator
Ward-Hilhorst
Date
1977-11-00
Date (original)
2006-06-12
Source
South African National Biodiversity Institute (SANBI)
Relation
Flowering Plants of Africa, vol. 54, plate no. 2104
Attribution
South African National Biodiversity Institute. Copyright Conditions with permission and acknowledgement from SANBI.
Description
Published in 1995. Flowering branch in colour, sepals in pencil.
Identifier
PREART0003240
Collection name
SANBI, Pretoria National Herbarium (Artwork)
Plant name
Sarcocaulon marlothii Engl. [family GERANIACEAE]
Country
Namibia
Locality
Schloss Duwisib; Southwest of Maltahohe.
Plant part
Composite
Pages
1
Date Updated: 25 November 2006
Herbarium
South African National Biodiversity Institute, National Herbarium, Pretoria (PRE)
Collection
SANBI, Pretoria National Herbarium (Artwork)
Resource Type
Painting
Creator
Ward-Hilhorst
Date
1977-11-
Date (original)
Published in 1995, digitized in 2006-06-12
Source
South African National Biodiversity Institute (SANBI)
Relation
Flowering Plants of Africa vol 54 Plate No: 2104
Attribution
South African National Biodiversity Institute. Copyright Conditions with permission and acknowledgement from SANBI.
Description
Flowering branch in colour, sepals in pencil.
Identifier
PREART0003240
Collection name
SANBI, Pretoria National Herbarium (Artwork)
Pages
1
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