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Marsdenia abyssinica
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Image details:
| Species id: | 147050 |
| Image id: | 6 |
| Image number: | 14918 |
| Photographer: | MA Hyde |
| Picture label: | |
| Code 1 if image of a herbarium specimen: | 0 |
| Herbarium in which image taken: | |
| Code 1 if image not to be displayed: | 0 |
| Image notes: | Originally found by Fr. Brendan Conway. Sap milky. Climbing to c. 5 m. No seeds found. Might be planted. The fruits are the most striking thing. |
Record details:
| Record id: | 36202 |
| Date: | 03 Nov 2011 |
| Recorder(s): | MA Hyde B Conway |
| Collector(s): | |
| Determiner(s): | MA Hyde |
| Confirmer(s): | |
| Herbarium: | |
| Habitat: | Climbing in hedge and up a telegraph pole. |
| Location: | Edge of garden in property adjacent to Rhodesville Catholic Church, Harare. |
| Location code(s): | 1 |
| Outing code: | |
| Planted code: | Possibly planted |
| Country: | Zimbabwe |
| Quarter Degree Square: | 1731C3 |
| Grid reference: | |
| FZ Divisions (Flora Zambesiaca): | C |
| Current administrative provinces: | |
| Altitude (metres): | 1540 |
| Notes: | Originally found by Fr. Brendan Conway. Sap milky. Climbing to c. 5 m. No seeds were found. Might be planted. The fruits are the most striking thing. The species was refound in the same location by Jonathan Francis on 28 March 2023. |
| Latitude, Longitude: | -17.813950,31.104120 |
| Location accuracy code: | 7 |
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