Feedback request: Carex remota x vulpina = C. axilaris (46973)

[Roger Horton]

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Specimen #397499

Taxon:	Cyperaceae: Carex remota x vulpina = C. axilaris
Filed in taxon folder:	Cyperaceae: Carex remota x vulpina = C. axilaris
Collected by:	Johann Andreas Kneucker
Collection date:	6/1934
Locality:	Germany, Karsruhe, Baden-Württemberg, Im Kastenwört (Rheinauen) bei Karsruhe
ex herb:	Mr Job Edward Lousley
Institution:	South London Botanical Institute (SLBI)
Image:
fruits/flowers:	mature flowers

Documented by siandef on 10^th August 2015.

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date	user	change
10/08/2015	xmhcman	Deleted locality: [illegible]
10/08/2015	xmhcman	Added locality: DE Karsruhe, Baden-Württemberg, Im Kastenwört (Rheinauen) bie Karsruhe
10/08/2015	xmhcman	Added collector: Johann Andreas Kneucker
10/08/2015	xmhcman	Deleted locality: DE Karsruhe, Baden-Württemberg, Im Kastenwört (Rheinauen) bie Karsruhe
10/08/2015	xmhcman	Added locality: DE Karsruhe, Baden-Württemberg, Im Kastenwört (Rheinauen) bei Karsruhe

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xmhcman wrote

Unusual to have a specimen collected in Germany during the 1930s. Any offers for the collector pleae?

[Chris Liffen]

Johann Andreas Kneucker ??

http://kiki.huh.harvard.edu/databases/botanist_search.php?mode=details&id=32471

from Wenkheim, a village that today is part of Baden-Württemberg.

Dates : 1862 - 1946

ps. he specialised in sedges

[Roger Horton]

That seems to fit, but the only example of his signature I can find is in Deutsche Digitale Bibliothek, where he signs just 'A Kneucker'. Although he has sheets at Kew and Edinburgh, all seem to have printed labels, again with just 'A Kneucker'.

P.S. Looking again at the name on the label could the first 'letter' be 'leg.' ?!

[Chris Liffen]

Yes, that could be lg A Kneucker