Feedback request: Potamogeton gramineus x perfoliatus = P. x

[Tom Humphrey]

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Specimen #214726

Taxon:	Potamogeton gramineus x perfoliatus = P. x nitens Weber ("Bright-leaved Pondweed") named by George Taylor & James Edgar Dandy 1943
Filed in taxon folder:	Potamogeton gramineus x perfoliatus = P. x nitens Weber ("Bright-leaved Pondweed")
Collected by:	Mr George Claridge Druce
Collection date:	7/1883
Locality:	Great Britain, VC89 East Perthshire, Marlee Loch, NO14
ex herb:	Mr Charles Bailey
Institution:	Manchester Museum (MANCH)
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Documented by qgroom on 1^st October 2006.

Checked by tom humphrey

Edit history

date	user	change
01/10/2006	<system> (minor automatic edit)	Deleted collector: Mr George Claridge Druce
01/10/2006	qgroom	Added collector: Mr Francis Druce
17/12/2006	tom humphrey	Deleted locality: GB VC89
17/12/2006	tom humphrey	Added locality: GB VC89, Loch Harlee
17/12/2006	tom humphrey	Deleted collector: Mr Francis Druce
17/12/2006	<system> (minor automatic edit)	Added collector: Mr George Claridge Druce
08/12/2008	tom humphrey (bulk edit)	Deleted determiner: (James Edgar Dandy and G. Taylor)
08/12/2008	tom humphrey (bulk edit)	Added determiner: James Edgar Dandy
08/12/2008	tom humphrey (bulk edit)	Added determiner: George Taylor
15/04/2010	tom humphrey	Deleted locality: GB VC89, Loch Harlee
15/04/2010	tom humphrey	Added locality: GB VC89 Marlee Loch

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tom humphrey wrote

Can anyone confirm 'Loch Harlee' (or the correct spelling) (there's only a single reference to it in google, I assume the modern spelling is different)

[leander]

Hi Tom,

I think it must be Loch Marlee. There are quite a few records from Marlee Loch for Potamogetons in the Perth data when you do a specimen search - included specimens for both the parent species.

Leander