The following is a list of the records determined by Stanislaw Lisowski in species name order.
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| No | Species | Record date | Recorder(s) | Coll. | Det. | Conf. | Herbaria | Habitat | Location | Loc code(s) | Outing code | Planted code | Country | QDS | Grid ref. | FZ Div | Alt. (m) | Notes | Lat | Long | Loc Acc Code |
| 68007 | Nidorella attenuata | 31 Jul 1946 | LJ Brass |
LJ Brass 17053 | S Lisowski | NY BR |
Edge of rainforest | Nchisi Mountain, Kota-kota District. | 0 | Malawi | 1334A3 | C | 1650 | Herb 2 m high, apparently annual; only one specimen collected | -13.350000 | 34.016667 | 5 | ||||
| 68008 | Nidorella attenuata | 26 Sep 1948 | HG Faulkner |
HG Faulkner kew920 | S Lisowski | K BR |
Near Mozambique border, Mulanje District | 0 | Malawi | 1635B1 | S | 0 | Bushy spreading clambering plant with pale yellow flowers | 0.000000 | 0.000000 | 2 | |||||
| 68009 | Nidorella attenuata | 29 Jul 1956 | EI Newman TC Whitmore |
EI Newman TC Whitmore 295 | S Lisowski | BR |
Disturbed ground | Near Kundwelo Village, Palombe Plain | 0 | Malawi | 1535C4 | S | 915 | Erect herb, 1.5 m. Stems green with purple ridges. Leaves mid-green. Flower bracts light green tipped brown. Corolla lemon-yellow; pappus off-white. | 0.000000 | 0.000000 | 2 | ||||
| 68010 | Nidorella attenuata | Nov 1933 | A Meebold |
A Meebold 14229 | S Lisowski | M BR |
Southern side Victoria Falls | 0 | Zimbabwe | 1725D4 | W | 890 | -17.925100 | 25.848720 | 5 | ||||||
| 68011 | Nidorella attenuata | 17 Sep 1900 | EP Luja |
EP Luja 354 | S Lisowski | BR |
Morrumbala, Zambesia | 0 | Mozambique | 1635D3 | Z | 0 | 0.000000 | 0.000000 | 2 | ||||||
| 68012 | Nidorella attenuata | 12 Aug 1981 | J de Koning PCM Jansen JJFE de Wilde |
J de Koning PCM Jansen JJFE de Wilde 261 | S Lisowski | BR |
In cultivated area with sunflowers, Sorghum and tobacco. | About 46 km along the road from Marrupa to Lichinga on the bank of Michangé River, Niassa Province. | 0 | Mozambique | 1337A3 | N | 560 | Stout erect herb, growing in sunflower field, up to 1.10 m high, woody at the base, about 1 cm in diam. Profusely branched in the upper part, the lower 50 cm of the stem almost leaf- and branchless. Flowers pale orange-yellow. | -13.364101 | 37.150727 | 6 |