Feedback request: Hypericum humifusum (692)

[alex lockton]

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Specimen #233251

Taxon:	Clusiaceae: Hypericum humifusum L. ("Trailing St John's-wort")
Filed in taxon folder:	Clusiaceae: Hypericum humifusum L. ("Trailing St John's-wort")
Collected by:	Edwin Bernard Benson
Collection date:	8/1895
Locality:	Great Britain, VC40 Shropshire, Stoke on Tern, SJ62
Institution:	Shrewsbury School (SHYB)
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Documented by keith barnett on 24^th April 2007.

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date	user	change
11/01/2016	alex lockton	Deleted note: another specimen on sheet mostly illegible

Specimen #403198

Taxon:	Clusiaceae: Hypericum humifusum L. ("Trailing St John's-wort")
Filed in taxon folder:	Clusiaceae: Hypericum humifusum L. ("Trailing St John's-wort")
Collected by:	Richard de Gylpyn Benson
Collection date:	15/6/1895
Locality:	Great Britain, VC40 Shropshire, Smethcott, SO49, 'Smethcote' [partially obscured]
Institution:	Shrewsbury School (SHYB)

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Documented by xmhcman on 8^th January 2016.

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date	user	change
11/01/2016	alex lockton	Deleted collection date: 1890 - 1899 15 June [obscure by palnt]
11/01/2016	alex lockton	Added collection date: 15/6/1895

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alex lockton wrote

I know the year is 1895 from other specimens and records, but am not entirely convinced this says 15th June. Could it be 11th?

[Chris Liffen]

anyone's guess

and can't find a record in literature of the period.

[alex lockton]

I see from my records that he was at nearby Lingcroft Pool on 18th June 1895, and that number could be an 8 as easily any anything. Probably worth changing it to that.