Feedback request: Salix aurita x repens x herbacea = S. x gr

[Tom Humphrey]

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Specimen #213787

Taxon:	Salicaceae: Salix aurita x repens x herbacea = S. x grahamii Borrer ex Baker
Filed in taxon folder:	Salicaceae: Salix aurita x repens x herbacea = S. x grahamii Borrer ex Baker
Collected by:	Rev Leicester Darwall
Collection date:	11/7/1867 to 13/6/1868
Locality:	Cultivated Great Britain, Believed to be a native of Scotland
ex herb:	Mr Charles Bailey Rev Leicester Darwall
Institution:	Manchester Museum (MANCH)
Image:
notes:	From L. Darwall, who received it from W. Borrer.

Documented by bryans on 21^st August 2006.

Checked by tom humphrey

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date	user	change
19/12/2006	tom humphrey	Deleted collector: Rev L Darwall (Rev L Darwall)
19/12/2006	tom humphrey	Added provenance: exherb Rev. Leicester Darwall
19/12/2006	tom humphrey	Added provenance: exherb Mr William Borrer
07/10/2008	qgroom	Deleted locality: GB, Believed to be a native of Scotland
07/10/2008	qgroom	Added locality: (cultivated) GB, Believed to be a native of Scotland
07/10/2008	qgroom	Added collector: Mr William Borrer
30/12/2010	tom humphrey	Added note: From L. Darwall, who received it from W. Borrer.
30/12/2010	tom humphrey	Deleted collector: Mr William Borrer
30/12/2010	tom humphrey	Deleted provenance: exherb Mr William Borrer
30/12/2010	tom humphrey	Added collector: Rev. Leicester Darwall

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[leander]

Hi Tom,

I guess it's possible that William Borrer sent a cutting to Rev. Darwall rather than a herbarium specimen. Darwall would then have grown it in his garden, making the herbarium specimen later.

There's also a William Borrer junior who was an ornithologist and died iin 1898 but I don't think it's him.

Leander

[qgroom]

I agree