Feedback request: Viola hirta subsp. calcarea (4178)

[Andrea Sferlazzo]

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Specimen #319906

Taxon:	Violarieae: Viola hirta subsp. calcarea Bab.
Other name:	Violaceae: Viola hirta L. ("Hairy Violet")
Filed in taxon folder:	Violarieae: Viola hirta subsp. calcarea Bab.
Locality:
ex herb:	S A Chambers
Institution:	South London Botanical Institute (SLBI)
Image:
fruits/flowers:	mature flowers
notes:	'The spur is quite straight. so it is probably calcarea. I have doubts the specific rank or uniformity of that plant - E S Marshall'. 'Mrs Gregory says that true calcarea has an imperceptibly spur! -the spurs of this specimen are anything but that! C.E.Salmon'. 'This seems to me the same as the Box hill plant referred [?] to calcarea by Mr Beeby. I agree with Mr Marshalls remarks as to it's specific rank and uniformity on Box hill I have noticed short straight spurs and long curved one on the same plant! H.W.T.' 'Surely only small hirta? A Bennett'.
Filing note:	Viola calcarea

Documented by hallucigenia following initial work by sir_caronte on 16^th May 2011.

Edit history

date	user	change
09/08/2011	hallucigenia	Deleted determination (orig): Viola hirta subsp. calcarea
09/08/2011	hallucigenia	Added determination (orig): Viola hirta subsp. calcarea on 24/10/1905
09/08/2011	hallucigenia	Added notes
09/08/2011	hallucigenia	Added determiner: Rev. Edward Shearburn Marshall
09/08/2011	hallucigenia	Added attribute flowerField: flowering
09/08/2011	hallucigenia	Added determiner's note: The spur is quite stright. so it is probably calcarea. I have doubts the specific rank or uniformity of that plant.
07/12/2011	oldnick	Deleted determination (orig): Viola hirta subsp. calcarea on 24/10/1905
07/12/2011	oldnick	Added determination (orig): Viola hirta
07/12/2011	oldnick	Added determination (orig): Viola hirta subsp. calcarea
07/12/2011	oldnick	Deleted note: Mrs Gregory says that true calcarea has an imperceptibly spur! -the spurs of this specimen are anything but that! C.E.S. This seems to me the same as the Box hill plant referred [?] to calcarea by Mr Beeby. I agree with Mr Marshalls remarks as to it's specific rank and uniformity on Box hill I have noticed short straight spurs and long curved one on the same plant! H.W.T. ? my small hirta? ANhalls rem
07/12/2011	oldnick	Added note: 'The spur is quite straight. so it is probably calcarea. I have doubts the specific rank or uniformity of that plant - E S Marshall'. 'Mrs Gregory says that true calcarea has an imperceptibly spur! -the spurs of this specimen are anything but that! C.E.Salmon'. 'This seems to me the same as the Box hill plant referred [?] to calcarea by Mr Beeby. I agree with Mr Marshalls remarks as to it's specific rank and uniformity on Box hill I have noticed short straight spurs and long curved one on the same plant! H.W.T.' 'Surely only small hirta? A Bennett'.
07/12/2011	oldnick	Deleted determiner: Rev. Edward Shearburn Marshall
07/12/2011	oldnick	Deleted collector: Mr Charles Edgar Salmon
07/12/2011	oldnick	Deleted provenance: exherb (The South London Botanical Institute)
07/12/2011	oldnick	Deleted collection date: 24/10/1905

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