Group Title: John & William Bartram specimen collection. Book 1 East Florida
Title: 15 - Carolina Leaf-flower 16 - Coastal Rosegentian 17 - Savannah False Pimpernel
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 Material Information
Title: 15 - Carolina Leaf-flower 16 - Coastal Rosegentian 17 - Savannah False Pimpernel
Series Title: John & William Bartram specimen collection. Book 1 East Florida
Physical Description: Herbarium specimen
Creator: Bartram, William
Publisher: Natural History Museum (London)
 Subjects
Subjects / Keywords: Bartram herbarium specimens -- Florida
Botanical specimens -- Collection and preservation -- Florida
Botany -- Florida
Spatial Coverage: North America -- Florida
 Notes
Abstract: Original identification: 15 (Joseph Ewan) Phyllanthus (evidently?) platylepis Small 16 (Joseph Ewan) Sabatia calycina (Lam.) Heller 17 (Joseph Ewan) Campanula robinsiae Small Re-determination by Kent Perkins (KP) or J. Richard Abbott (JRA): it looks like the 3 specimens were remounted in different places on the sheet (than where they originally were); there are original ink numbers and different penciled in numbers, leading to confusion as to which plant goes with which number; numbers here follow the annotation labels (although someone later rewrote those numbers as well), with 15 in the lower left, 16 in the upper right, and 17 in the lower right 15 is Phyllanthus caroliniensis Walter ssp. caroliniensis (Euphorbiaceae); Ewan's P. platylepis is quite similar looking, but it is only known in Florida from 3 counties in the eastern panhandle and western north peninsula, not east Florida as on the label. stipules and venation features, although not traditionally cited as diagnostic, do show this material to more closely match P. caroliniensis than P. platylepis 16 is ! Sabatia calycina (Gentianaceae) 17 is Lindernia grandiflora Nutt. (traditional Scrophulariaceae; now treated as Veronicaceae or Plantaginaceae s.l.); Ewan's Campanula name is way off - for starters, this plant has opposite leaves (Campanula is alternate) and the strongly zygomorphic flower here is nothing like the rotate flower of Campanula; additionally, C. robinsiae is only known from Hernando county (on the west coast of central Florida)
Funding: The Bartram images displayed as part of this collection reside in the collections of the Natural History Museum (London). They were digitized by the Museum and are being made available through this site for reference and research purposes only. All other rights are retained by the Museum.
 Record Information
Bibliographic ID: UF00084157
Volume ID: VID00006
Source Institution: Natural History Museum (London)
Holding Location: Natural History Museum (London)
Rights Management: All rights reserved by Natural History Museum (London)
Resource Identifier: BMNH image: BM000894929
Bartram ID: EF15_16_17

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