Feedback request: Geranium nodosum (19423)

[alex lockton]

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Specimen #293428

Taxon:	Geraniaceae: Geranium nodosum L. ("Knotted Crane's-bill")
Filed in taxon folder:	Geraniaceae: Geranium nodosum L. ("Knotted Crane's-bill")
Collection date:	6/1878
Locality:	Great Britain, VC23 Oxfordshire, Oxford, SP50
ex herb:	Dr Robert Large Baker
Institution:	University of Birmingham (BIRM)
Image:
fruits/flowers:	mature flowers

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Documented by nacs12 on 28^th March 2010.

Edit history

date	user	change
08/04/2010	alex lockton	Deleted locality: GB VC40
08/04/2010	alex lockton	Added locality: GB VC23 Oxford
08/04/2010	alex lockton	Deleted provenance: exherb (University Of Birmingham)
08/04/2010	alex lockton	Deleted collection date: 6/1879
09/04/2010	nacs12	Deleted locality: GB VC22 Oxford
28/06/2010	nacs12	Added provenance: exherb Dr Robert Large Baker

Specimen #294668

Taxon:	Geraniaceae: Geranium nodosum L. ("Knotted Crane's-bill")
Filed in taxon folder:	Geraniaceae: Geranium nodosum L. ("Knotted Crane's-bill")
Collection date:	6/1877
Locality:	Great Britain, VC40 Shropshire
ex herb:	Dr Robert Large Baker
Institution:	University of Birmingham (BIRM)
fruits/flowers:	mature flowers

Documented by alex lockton on 8^th April 2010.

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date	user	change
09/04/2010	nacs12	Added attribute flowerField: flowering
28/06/2010	nacs12	Added provenance: exherb Dr Robert Large Baker

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alex lockton wrote

Help, please! Is this a "Hayes or Bloxam" sheet? I vaguely recognise the writing.

[oldnick]

Yes, the printed labels & handwriting are quintessential. I never can decide if they are the collectors, except for some repetitious sites eg Kenilworth