Feedback request: Carex otrubae x remota = C. x pseudoaxillaris (1165641)

[kenbalkow]

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Specimen #384324

Taxon:	Cyperaceae: Carex otrubae x remota = C. x pseudoaxillaris K. Richt. det. Arthur Oliver Chater, D A Pearman & Anthony Clive Jermy 1997 Seen for Edition 3 Sedges of British Isles
Filed in taxon folder:	Cyperaceae: Carex otrubae x remota = C. x pseudoaxillaris K. Richt.
Collected by:	Mr Hewett Cottrell Watson
Collection date:	1849
Locality:
ex herb:	Mr John Thomas Irvine Boswell-Syme
Institution:	Natural History Museum (BM)
Accession number:	1165641
Image:
notes:	'From a root given to me by Mr Borrer'

Documented by kenbalkow on 23^rd January 2015.

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date	user	change
23/01/2015	tom humphrey	Added note: 'From a root given to me by Mr Borrer'
23/01/2015	tom humphrey	Deleted determiner's note: Seen for Edition 3 Sedges of British Isles
23/01/2015	tom humphrey	Added determiner's note: Seen for Edition 3 Sedges of British Isles
24/01/2015	kenbalkow	Deleted determiner's note: Seen for Edition 3 Sedges of British Isles
24/01/2015	kenbalkow	Added determiner's note: Seen for Edition 3 Sedges of British Isles

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kenbalkow wrote

Collector taken to be Watson though looks like Walton; no location?

[Chris Liffen]

Mr Hewett Cottrell Watson corresponded with Borrer, and they undertook field trips together.
Note from C C Babington's Journal.


Borrer's garden was at Barrow Hill, Henfield. His gardener, Charles Green, was able to compile a list of some 6,000 species growing at Barrow Hill (circa 1860).