Pycnoporus sanguineus (L.) Murrill

Critère de choix. Pays: Afrique du Sud. Organisme associé: n'importe quel (carte de distribution)

Nombre de entrées. 177. Information sur dates. 1922 (Jan, Mar, Mai). Régions. Eastern Cape, former Cape Province, former Transvaal, Gauteng, KwaZulu Natal, Limpopo, Mpumalanga, North-West, Western Cape, province non identifiée. Organismes associées. Acacia decurrens; Acacia mollissima; Aloe arborescens; Aloe arborescens var. natalensis; Aloe marlothii; Aloe sp.; Cassine sp. (arbre); Eucalyptus globulus; Eucalyptus paniculata; Eucalyptus sp. (bois); Heteromorpha arborescens; Homalium sp.; Olea laurifolia (bois); Olea sp.; Pinus sp. (bois); Plantae indet. (bois); Quercus sp.; Salix sp.; Xymalos monospora. Collections. DAOM 72096, 72098; K herb. Berkeley, sans nombre; PREM 76, 1324, 1716, 2128, 2128, 2128, 2296, 2342, 5653, 6695, 8362, 8362, 8416, 8797, 8797, 8797, 9137, 9184, 9747, 12314, 14641, 14819, 14837, 15482, 15504, 17808, 17809, 17821, 18050, 20461, 20684, 21970, 21971, 22071, 23397, 23639, 25452, 25878, 25883, 27270, 27365, 27713, 28257, 28729, 29722, 30504, 30697, 30723, 30878, 30888, 31297, 31522, 31523, 31526, 31527, 31594, 31630, 31666, 32004, 34975, 34975, 34975, 36691, van der Byl, van der Byl, van der Byl, van der Byl 155, van der Byl 1675, van der Byl 1675a, van der Byl 19, van der Byl 2241, van der Byl 263, van der Byl 507. Bibliographie. Berkeley (1876) page(s) 174; Byl (1921) page(s) 263; Byl (1922) page(s) 181; Byl (1922) page(s) 286; Byl (1925) page(s) 195; Byl (1926) page(s) 289; Cheesman (1909) page(s) 410; Doidge & Bottomley (1931) page(s) 41; Doidge (1950) page(s) 538; Eyles (1915) page(s) 277; Hopkins (1938) page(s) 113; Juel (1918) page(s) 48; Kalchbrenner (1881) page(s) 54; Lundquist & Baxter (1985) page(s) 12, 13, 17; Montagne (1847) page(s) 168; Nel (1942) page(s) 83; Nobles & Frew (1962) page(s) 993; Saccardo (1888) page(s) 229; Simpson & Talbot (1946) page(s) 133; Thümen (1876) page(s) 363; Thunberg (1800) page(s) 182; Thunberg (1823) page(s) 755; Torrend (1905) page(s) 218; Wakefield (1936) page(s) 46.