Feedback request: Asplenium trichomanes (1119)

[oldnick]

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Specimen #254405

Taxon:	Aspleniaceae: Asplenium trichomanes L. ("Maidenhair Spleenwort") det. 9/1957
Filed in taxon folder:	Aspleniaceae: Asplenium trichomanes L. ("Maidenhair Spleenwort")
Collection date:	13/7/1891
Locality:	Ireland, VCH28 Co. Sligo, Ben Wisken, 'Ben Weisken'
ex herb:	Rev. Augustin Ley
Institution:	University of Birmingham (BIRM)
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Documented by qgroom on 5^th April 2008.

Edit history

date	user	change
02/12/2010	oldnick	Deleted locality: [illegible]
02/12/2010	oldnick	Added locality: IE, 'Ben W....' [Sligo?] [illegible]
02/12/2010	oldnick	Deleted collection date: 13/7/1891
02/12/2010	oldnick	Added collection date: 13/9/1891
13/12/2010	oldnick	Deleted locality: IE, 'Ben W....' [Sligo?] [illegible]
13/12/2010	oldnick	Added locality: IE VCH28 Ben Wisken, 'Ben Weisken' [illegible]
13/12/2010	oldnick	Deleted collection date: 13/9/1891
13/12/2010	oldnick	Added collection date: 13/7/1891

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User comments about this sheet

oldnick wrote

Site and date??
13/7/1891 - Ley collected from Bristol the prevoius day, and Ingleborough the following; 13/9/1891 - Ley was at home but has specimens collected by Ewing from Galway the next day.

[Chris Liffen]

fwiw
date 13/7/1891 as it looks as though the 7 overwrites the 9.
I wonder if the location might be a corruption of Ben Wiskin.

[mossysal]

Yes, BenWeisken/Wiskin, I am sure.
I think the collector may be F J Hanbury who collected in Sligo on 13/7/1891 and sent specimens to Ley.

[Chris Liffen]

Quite a number of the 'usual suspects' stayed with Levinge in his castle at Mullingar for their botanical forays.
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