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Index of Botanical Specimens

Classification	Fabaceae: Lupinus
Harvard University Herbaria Barcode(s)	00065595
Type Status	Possible Isotype
Collector	D. Douglas
Country	United Kingdom
Geography	Europe: Europe (Region) (Region): United Kingdom: England
Locality	Cult. Hb. Bentham
Locality Remarks	[wild plants] near the mouth of the Columbia sparingly; plentiful at Little Falls and in the vallies near Spokan [from note in packet]
GUID	http://purl.oclc.org/net/edu.harvard.huh/guid/uuid/70f4a1ba-3186-4449-a64d-323c5bac5e0e
Harvard University Herbaria Barcode	00065595
Herbarium	GH
Previous ownership	ex Hb. Bentham
Family	Fabaceae
Type Status	Possible Isotype
Possible Isotype of	Lupinus ornatus Douglas ex Lindley
Determination Remarks	[filed under]
Taxon Reference	(for Lupinus ornatus Douglas ex Lindley) Bot. Reg. 1829 [1828 publ. 1829]. t. 1216.
Family	Fabaceae
Determination	Lupinus sericeus Pursh
Determined by	Dunn, David Baxter
Date Determined	1964
Determination Remarks	[current name]
Annotation Text	This specimen is merely a large flowered Lupinus sericeus Pursh
Family	Fabaceae
Determination	Lupinus ornatus Douglas ex Lindley
Determined by	[annotation pencilled on sheet]
Family	Fabaceae
Determination	Lupinus ornatus Douglas ex Lindley
Determined by	[annotation written on sheet]
Sex	not determined
Phenology	Flower
Preparation Type	Sheet
Preparation Method	Pressed


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Remarks

"The original, to bear the name, must be the plant figd. in Bot. Reg. t. 1216. That is just L. argenteus Ag. [Agardh], non Pursh. The original wild plants of L. ornatus in Hb. Dougl. at Brit. Mus. = the wild, or one of the wild, L. ornatus Ag. In Lindl., same, the left hand specimens said to be H. H. G. 1828. In herb. Benth, the sp. cult & the sp. fruit [?] as wild, 1829. = both argenteus Ag. = true ornatus. As the the "vixillo sericio" of the wild specimen, it is when developed only a little bit so a spot each side of mid rib = this wild plant = L. sericeus Pursh, the much larger-fl.d form. AG" [Asa Gray note in packet] This is one of the finest of the genus [from note in packet]