Feedback request: Papaver dubium (4018)

[dawn nelson]

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Specimen #315188

Taxon:	Papaveraceae: Papaver dubium L.
Filed in taxon folder:	Papaveraceae: Papaver dubium L.
Collected by:	Dr Jean Irene Byatt
Collection date:	13/6/1978
Locality:	Great Britain, VC17 Surrey, Morden Park, TQ26, cemetery
Institution:	South London Botanical Institute (SLBI)
Image:
fruits/flowers:	seeds/fruits
notes:	26B4 [now TQ26I] likely to be from Surrey

Documented by dawn nelson on 14^th February 2011.

Edit history

date	user	change
29/11/2011	dawn nelson	Deleted note: 26B4
29/11/2011	dawn nelson	Added notes
29/11/2011	dawn nelson	Deleted collector: J B
29/11/2011	dawn nelson	Added collector: Dr Jean Irene Byatt
09/12/2012	dawn nelson	Deleted note: 26B4 likely to be from Surrey
09/12/2012	dawn nelson	Added note: 26B4 [now TQ26I] likely to be from Surrey
09/12/2012	dawn nelson	Deleted locality: , cemetery
09/12/2012	dawn nelson	Added locality: , cemetery TQ26 (place)
09/12/2012	dawn nelson	Deleted locality: , cemetery TQ26 (place)
09/12/2012	dawn nelson	Added locality: GB VC17 Morden Park, cemetery TQ26 (place)

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dawn nelson wrote

does anyone recognise this collector or have any idea of location?

[oldnick]

Jean Byatt. She mostly collected from Surrey, and has specimens the following day from Kenley

[dawn nelson]

thank you do you think it worth putting VC17 as the location or is it best not?
D

[Roger Horton]

Byatt's tetrad referecne of '26B4' is equivalent to TQ26I, which suggests that the cemetery named is either Morden Cemetery or the interestingly named Merton & Sutton Joint Cemetery.

[dawn nelson]

Thank you , have changed that and had to 'choose' a location to fit the grid ref, so NB it is a bit arbitrary. :roll: