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Specimen #320840

Taxon:	Plumbaginaceae: Limonium lychnidifolium
Other name:	Plumbaginaceae: Limonium auriculae-ursifolium (Pourr.) Druce ("Broad-leaved Sea-lavender") det. John Richard Edmondson 22/6/2012 Yes, probably from Alderney, but the marsh was there before the Germans!
Collected by:	Dr Richard Charles L'Estrange Burges
Collection date:	1948
Locality:	Great Britain, VC113 Channel Islands, Growing in considerable quantity in a small salt marsh produced during the Germain occupation, when making the sea defence wall.
Institution:	University of Birmingham (BIRM)
Image:
collector's number:	1334
fruits/flowers:	mature flowers
Tags:	number: 1334
notes:	[Photo of specimen growing] Locality likely to be Alderney, viz. reference to "defence wall" (at Longy Bay).
Filing note:	Plumbaginaceae/Polemoniaceae

Documented by hallucigenia on 4^th June 2011.

Edit history

date	user	change
28/10/2011	johned	Deleted note: [Photo of specimen growing]
28/10/2011	johned	Added note: [Photo of specimen growing] Locality likely to be Alderney, viz. reference to "defence wall" (at Longy Bay).
22/06/2012	johned	Added determination (det): Limonium auriculae-ursifolium on 22/6/2012
22/06/2012	johned	Deleted locality: GB VC113, Growing in considerable quantity in a small salt marsh produced during the Germain occupation, when making the sea defense.
22/06/2012	johned	Added locality: GB VC113, Growing in considerable quantity in a small salt marsh produced during the Germain occupation, when making the sea defence wall.
22/06/2012	johned	Added collector: Dr Richard Charles L'Estrange Burges
22/06/2012	johned	Added determiner: John Richard Edmondson
22/06/2012	johned	Added attribute collector's number: 1334
22/06/2012	johned	Added determiner's note: Yes, probably from Alderney, but the marsh was there before the Germans!

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hallucigenia wrote

Channel Islands; has to be?