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University of Hargeisa Herbarium
University of Hargeisa:HARG	Aloe megalacantha Baker HARG000564Sebsebe Demissew   73552021-07-23 Somaliland, Maroodi Jeex, Hargeisa, 3km from Hargeisa town towards Geed Deeble, 9.676111 44.023889, 1092m Full Record Details
Flora of Somalia, Mats Thulin (Editor)
FoSO	Aloe megalacantha Baker FSO42733N1    Somaliland, Region N1 as used in the Flora of Somalia, 9.68795 45.04379 Full Record Details
FoSO	Aloe megalacantha Baker FSO42733N2    Somaliland, Region N2 as used in the Flora of Somalia, 9.85413 48.03081 Full Record Details
Flora of Ethiopia and Eritrea
FoEE	Aloe megalacantha subsp. megalacantha Baker FEE600039BA    Ethiopia, Bale region, as defined in the flora, 6.15368 41.6645 Full Record Details
FoEE	Aloe megalacantha subsp. alticola M.G.Gilbert & Sebsebe FEE600038HA    Ethiopia, Harerge region, as defined in the flora, 7.72487 43.94 Full Record Details
FoEE	Aloe megalacantha subsp. megalacantha Baker FEE600039HA    Ethiopia, Harerge region, as defined in the flora, 7.72487 43.94 Full Record Details
Records from SEINet Network
SEINet-DES	Aloe megalacantha Baker DES00046322J. Ward   sn1996-11-01 Ethiopia, 1158 - 1463m Full Record Details
SEINet-DES	Aloe megalacantha Baker DES00046322J. Ward   sn1996-11-01 Ethiopia, Anseba, Kerkebat, In cultivation Desert Botanical Garden, Phoenix, Maricopa Co, AZ, lat 33.461395, lon -111.944487, ele 1280'; acc# 1980 0403 0101, in Ethiopia by collected by J Bleck., 15.917018 37.947815, 1158 - 1463m Full Record Details

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