Feedback request: Epipactis purpurata (27235)

[David Price]

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Specimen #255590

Taxon:	Orchidaceae: Epipactis purpurata Sm. ("Violet Helleborine") det. James B Phipps 22/10/1956
Filed in taxon folder:	Orchidaceae: Epipactis purpurata Sm. ("Violet Helleborine")
Collected by:	Miss Langstow
Collection date:	8/1852
Locality:	Great Britain, VC36 Herefordshire, Berrington, SO5767
ex herb:	Rev. Augustin Ley
Institution:	University of Birmingham (BIRM)
Image:
fruits/flowers:	mature flowers
Filing note:	Epipactis sessilifolia

Assimilated from an external database by BIRMherb.

Edit history

date	user	change
19/06/2009	tom humphrey	Deleted note: Near Berrington. Miss Langstross. [Sp. in Hb. A. Ley.]
19/06/2009	tom humphrey	Deleted collector: Rev A Ley
19/06/2009	tom humphrey	Added collector: Miss Langstross
19/06/2009	tom humphrey	Added provenance: exherb Rev. Augustin Ley
19/06/2009	tom humphrey	Deleted collection date: 8/1852
19/06/2009	tom humphrey	Added collection date: 8/1852
19/06/2009	tom humphrey	Replaced number: BIRM.tpd.temp.966
04/05/2012	wonastow	Deleted determination (orig): Epipactis purpurata
04/05/2012	wonastow	Added determination (det): Epipactis purpurata on 22/10/1956
04/05/2012	wonastow	Deleted determiner: Mr Victor Samuel Summerhayes
04/05/2012	wonastow	Deleted collector: Miss Langstross
04/05/2012	wonastow	Added collector: Miss Langstow
04/05/2012	wonastow	Added determiner: Dr James B Phipps
04/05/2012	wonastow	Added attribute flowerField: flowering

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User comments about this sheet

wonastow wrote

pace Dr Phipps I think this is E. helleborine.

Does anyone recognise the handwriting?