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[oldnick]

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Specimen #331464

Taxon:	Fabaceae: Lathyrus nissolia L. ("Grass Vetchling")
Filed in taxon folder:	Fabaceae: Lathyrus nissolia L. ("Grass Vetchling")
Collected by:	Mr Frederick Townsend
Collection date:	2/4/1872 possibly
Locality:	France, Cannes, open ground in [?]
ex herb:	Mr Frederick Townsend Mr Allan Octavian Hume
Institution:	South London Botanical Institute (SLBI)
Image:
fruits/flowers:	mature flowers
notes:	specimens 3 & 4

Documented by ml.roberts on 20^th December 2011.

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date	user	change
30/09/2012	oldnick	Deleted locality: , open ground in [?] [illegible]
30/09/2012	oldnick	Added locality: fr France,Cannes, open ground in [?]
30/09/2012	oldnick	Added collection date: 2/4/1872 possibly
30/09/2012	oldnick	Added note: specimens 3 & 4
30/09/2012	oldnick	Deleted collection date: 1872 possibly
06/12/2014	chrisu	Deleted locality: fr France,Cannes, open ground in [?]
06/12/2014	chrisu	Added locality: FR Cannes, open ground in [?]

Specimen #331465

Taxon:	Fabaceae: Lathyrus nissolia L. ("Grass Vetchling")
Filed in taxon folder:	Fabaceae: Lathyrus nissolia L. ("Grass Vetchling")
Collection date:	18/6/1848
Locality:	France, Nancy, moissons des terrains d'alluvion a Bosserville pres de Nancy
ex herb:	C Billot (C Billot et al - Flora exsiccata) Mr Frederick Townsend Mr Allan Octavian Hume Joseph Woods A Mathieu
Institution:	South London Botanical Institute (SLBI)
fruits/flowers:	mature flowers
notes:	specimen 1

Documented by ml.roberts on 20^th December 2011.

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date	user	change
30/09/2012	oldnick	Added note: specimen 1
30/09/2012	oldnick	Deleted collector: A Mathieu
30/09/2012	oldnick	Added provenance: exherb C Billot
30/09/2012	oldnick	Added provenance: exherb Joseph Woods
30/09/2012	oldnick	Added provenance: exherb A Mathieu

Specimen #331466

Taxon:	Fabaceae: Lathyrus nissolia L. ("Grass Vetchling")
Filed in taxon folder:	Fabaceae: Lathyrus nissolia L. ("Grass Vetchling")
Collected by:	Garnier
Collection date:	6/1852
Locality:	France, Jura, Franche-Comt, Arbois, Moissons [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Arbois]
ex herb:	C Billot (C Billot et al - Flora exsiccata) Rev. Thomas Garnier Mr Frederick Townsend Mr Allan Octavian Hume Joseph Woods
Institution:	South London Botanical Institute (SLBI)
fruits/flowers:	mature flowers
notes:	specimen 2

Documented by ml.roberts on 20^th December 2011.

Edit history

date	user	change
30/09/2012	oldnick	Deleted note: moissons a arbois
30/09/2012	oldnick	Added note: specimen 2
30/09/2012	oldnick	Deleted locality: Jura?
30/09/2012	oldnick	Added locality: FR FR-I-39 Arbois, Moissons [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Arbois]
30/09/2012	oldnick	Added provenance: exherb Joseph Woods
30/09/2012	oldnick	Added provenance: exherb C Billot
30/09/2012	oldnick	Added provenance: exherb Rev. Thomas Garnier

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ml.roberts wrote

possibly location for specimen1 - here labelled 3 and 4 is Cannes in France and for specimen 3 country is also France

oldnick wrote

I have re-edited the numbers, sites etc. 'Garnier' = Rev. Thomas Garnier 1776-1873? he has no other specimens in h@h

[Chris Liffen]

He was Dean at Winchester, and members of his family were apothecaries to Chelsea Hospital. His grandfather was apothecary general to the army.

Educated Worcester College, Oxford and later fellow of All Souls. Rector of Bishopstoke in 1807. In 1840, he was nominated by Lord Melbourne for the Deanery. Friend and neighbour of Lord Palmerston; Canning was a school fellow of his.

His garden at Bishopstoke was well known, especially for rare shrubs.