Feedback request: Polygala calcarea (1590)

[Mike d'Apice]

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Specimen #310554

Taxon:	Polygalaceae: Polygala calcarea F.W. Schultz ("Chalk Milkwort")
Filed in taxon folder:	Polygalaceae: Polygala calcarea F.W. Schultz ("Chalk Milkwort")
Collection date:	6/1908
Locality:	Great Britain, VC17 Surrey, Reigate Hill, TQ25
communicated:	Mr Archibald Sim Montgomrey
Institution:	Gloucester City Museum (GLR)
Image:
fruits/flowers:	mature flowers
notes:	Collector identified by script comparison.

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Documented by mikedaps on 12^th November 2010.

Edit history

date	user	change
13/11/2010	mikedaps	Added note: Collector identified by script comparison.
13/11/2010	mikedaps	Added collector: T W Trump
16/11/2010	mikedaps	Deleted collector: T W Trump
16/11/2010	mikedaps	Added provenance: comm Archibald Sim Montgomrey

Specimen #310555

Taxon:	Polygalaceae: Polygala calcarea F.W. Schultz ("Chalk Milkwort")
Filed in taxon folder:	Polygalaceae: Polygala calcarea F.W. Schultz ("Chalk Milkwort")
Collection date:	5/1912
Locality:	Great Britain, VC33 East Gloucestershire, Cheltenham,Leckhampton Hill, SO9418
ex herb:	Mr Archibald Sim Montgomrey
Institution:	Gloucester City Museum (GLR)
fruits/flowers:	mature flowers

Documented by mikedaps on 12^th November 2010.

Edit history

date	user	change
13/11/2010	mikedaps	Added collector: T W Trump
16/11/2010	mikedaps	Deleted collector: T W Trump
16/11/2010	mikedaps	Added provenance: exherb Archibald Sim Montgomrey

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mikedaps wrote

Anyone recognise the script? Foord-Kelsey??

[David Price]

I think the Leckhampton specimen was probably coll T W Trump

[Mike d'Apice]

Yep, Trump's is a much closer, near identical, script. Amended, thanks.