Feedback request: Poa nemoralis (29396)

[hallucigenia]

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Specimen #291720

Taxon:	Gramineae: Poa nemoralis var. glaucantha
Filed in taxon folder:	Gramineae: Poa nemoralis var. glaucantha
Collected by:	Rev. Augustin Ley
Collection date:	17/8/1886
Locality:	Great Britain, VC49 Caernarvonshire, Craig y Dulyn, SH66
ex herb:	Rev. Augustin Ley
Institution:	University of Birmingham (BIRM)
Image:
fruits/flowers:	seeds/fruits

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Documented by hallucigenia on 11^th March 2010.

Edit history

date	user	change
11/03/2010	hallucigenia	Deleted locality: GB VC49 Llyn Dulyn, Craig [ y Dulyn]
11/03/2010	hallucigenia	Added locality: GB VC42 Craig Dulyn
12/03/2010	john hughes	Deleted locality: GB VC42 Craig Dulyn
12/03/2010	john hughes	Added locality: GB VC49 Craig y Dulyn

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hallucigenia wrote

Craig y Dulyn would this be more correct then Crag?

[mossysal]

Yes, Craig is just the Welsh spelling and is on the drop down list.

[hallucigenia]

Sorry did not quite mean that, I think Ley was giving a shortened place name which I could not find so took it to mean Crag y Lyn.
C

[mossysal]

No, it is Craig [y] Dulyn Welsh names are usually descriptive. This just means rock of the black lake but is a specific place at
OS Grid reference SH697664

Sarah

[hallucigenia]

Ok Breconshire it is then.
Why won't the world speak English?
C

[David Price]

Ley did speak English and wrote it on the label - Carnarvon.