Feedback request: Rubus procerus (200705101721_3676)

[alex lockton]

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Specimen #253505

Taxon:	Rosaceae: Rubus procerus named by Wilhelm Olbers Focke
Filed in taxon folder:	Rosaceae: Rubus procerus
Collected by:	Carl Scheppig
Collection date:	22/7/1888
Locality:	Germany, Brandenburg, Freienwalde, Oestlich vom Alaunwerk [= to the east of the alum works]
Institution:	Aberystwyth University Herbarium (ABS)
Image:
fruits/flowers:	mature flowers

Documented by alex lockton on 15^th March 2008.

Checked by xmhcman

Edit history

date	user	change
14/04/2013	xmhcman	Added locality: DE BR Freienwalde, Oestlich vom Alaunwerk [= to the east of the alum works]
14/04/2013	xmhcman	Deleted locality: DE Freienwalde, Oestlich vom Alaunwerk (Germany)
14/04/2013	xmhcman	Added collection date: 22/7/1888
14/04/2013	xmhcman	Added attribute flowerField: flowering

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alex lockton wrote

Germany isn't on the drop-down list of countries.

[Tom Humphrey]

I'd not intended to include European sheets, so the doc form doesn't have additional country names turned on currently. Internally, the system could support this with only v. minimal modification, but I would need to upload large amounts of additional gazetteer info to cover the rest of the world. Once the BIRM sheets are online I'll look into providing at least some 'rest of world' support on the documentation form as quite a few foreign ABS sheets have come to light and there's also bound to be a few from Birmingham that get through.

Mapping facilities on the other parts of the website would also need to be revamped to support additional countries properly - which would be more work, though ultimately worthwhile.