Feedback request: Cerastium tetrandrum (29979)

[chrisu]

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Specimen #298795

Taxon:	Caryophyllaceae: Cerastium diffusum Pers. ("Sea Mouse-ear")
Other name:	Cerastium tetrandrum
Filed in taxon folder:	Cerastium tetrandrum
Collected by:	Mr Harold Stuart Thompson
Collection date:	28/6/1902
Locality:	Great Britain, VC48 Merionethshire, Penmaenpool, SH61, Railway Station
ex herb:	Mr Harold Stuart Thompson
exchanged:	Watson Botanical Exchange Club
Institution:	University of Birmingham (BIRM)
Image:
notes:	This is typical tetrandrum (see illustration in Butcher and Strudwick)

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Documented by chrisu on 21^st May 2010.

Reviewed by Sarah Stille (mossysal)

Edit history

date	user	change
21/05/2010	chrisu	Deleted note: This is a typical tetrandrum (see illustration in ?)
21/05/2010	chrisu	Added notes
24/10/2011	mossysal	Deleted determination (orig): Cerastium tetrandrum
24/10/2011	mossysal	Added determination (orig): Cerastium tetrandrum
24/10/2011	mossysal	Added determination (orig): Cerastium diffusum
24/10/2011	mossysal	Deleted note: This is a typical tetrandrum (see illustration in Butcher and Strudwick)
24/10/2011	mossysal	Added note: This is typical tetrandrum (see illustration in Butcher and Strudwick)

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chrisu wrote

can't read all of pencil note

[Chris Liffen]

Butcher and Strudwick
authors of "Further illustrations of British Plants"
Chris

[chrisu]

Thanks Chris, I thought it might say Butcher but couldn't make out the rest

[Chris Liffen]

You can find the book on Amazon!

[oldnick]

Just to add detail, C tetrandrum = atrovirens = diffusum