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Index of Botanists

NameDodge, Mary C.
First date collected1930
Remarks [collector note: Massachusetts: NEBC. FH; wife of Mr. Rufus B. Dodge, Jr.]
ASA Botanist ID130631 botanist
GUIDhttp://purl.oclc.org/net/edu.harvard.huh/guid/uuid/7a2722df-3e4a-423e-af4d-8981efeec6c6
Variant nameDodge, Mrs. Rufus B.
Variant nameMrs. Rufus B. Dodge
Variant namePerry, M. C.
Variant namePerry, Mary C.
Variant nameMary C. Perry
Variant nameDodge, M. C.
Variant nameMary C. Dodge
Standard/Label NameM. C. Dodge
Full NameDodge, Mary C.
Geography CollectorUnited States of America
Specialty CollectorBryophytes
Citation as CollectorNEBC card file of collectors
Citation as CollectorWorcester of Eighteen Hundred and ninety-eight; ed. Franklin Pierce Rice (1899): p. 139
Member of teams/groups
HoldingsSearch for specimens collected by M. C. Dodge
Collections in1927 (1),  1930 (1),  1933 (1),  1936 (1)
Collector Teams:H. E. Greenwood & M. C. Dodge 

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