Feedback request: Ribes alpinum (20967)

[Mike d'Apice]

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Specimen #281003

Taxon:	Grossulariaceae: Ribes alpinum L. ("Mountain Currant")
Filed in taxon folder:	Grossulariaceae: Ribes alpinum L. ("Mountain Currant")
Collected by:	Rev. Augustin Ley
Collection date:	15/5/1908
Locality:	Great Britain, VC36 Herefordshire, Great Doward, SO5415, "Cottage garden hedge near the great quarry". Many disused quarries NE of Seven Sisters Rocks 1km S of Gt Doward
communicated:	Rev. Augustin Ley
Institution:	University of Birmingham (BIRM)
Image:
fruits/flowers:	buds/immature flowers
notes:	four specimens. - Two with foliage only.

Documented by mikedaps on 24^th October 2009.

Checked by keith barnett

Edit history

date	user	change
25/10/2009	mikedaps	Deleted locality: GB VC36 Great Doward, "Cottage garden hedge near the great Tuarry". SO5516 (place)
25/10/2009	mikedaps	Added locality: GB VC36 Great Doward, "Cottage garden hedge near the great quarry, Great Doward". SO5516 (place)
25/10/2009	mikedaps	Deleted locality: GB VC36 Great Doward, "Cottage garden hedge near the great quarry, Great Doward". SO5516 (place)
25/10/2009	mikedaps	Added locality: GB VC36 Great Doward, "Cottage garden hedge near the great quarry". Many disused quarries NE of Seven Sisters Rocks 1km S of Gt Doward SO5415 (place)

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mikedaps wrote

...near the great ?Tuarry? Great Doward. Any idea what "Tuarry" should be as apart from a scottish name seems meaninglss?

[Chris Liffen]

Quarry ?

[Mike d'Apice]

Thought it might be but as no sign of a "great" quarry on maps or google for area suspected something more subtle! Will go with the simple -Thanks Mike d'A