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Sherwin Calrquist Extended Specimen Network

SCSherwin CarlquistSanta Barbara City College

Key Points

  • Minor wear is noted at the corners of the envelope, emphasizing its age.
  • The envelope includes vital botanical details such as family, genus, and species levels, enhancing identification.
  • Documentation comprises photographs and negatives, offering a comprehensive view of the specimen.
  • Clearly defined photography scales—such as close-up and ultra close-up—aid in specimen analysis.

Abstract

Rectangular, paper envelope containing specimen photographs and/or negatives that has typed notes describing: the scientific name of the specimen at the Family, Genus and species level; Carlquist’s collector number; location details; botanical details; and photography scale (close-up, ultra close-up). The envelope’s opening flap is on the back along the short side and there are signs of minor wear at the corners. A photograph of the specimen is affixed to the front.

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Sherwin Carlquist (1966) studied this question.

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