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Index of Botanical Specimens

Classification	Asteraceae: Verbesina
Classification 1	Asteraceae: Encelia
Classification 2	Asteraceae: Verbesina
Harvard University Herbaria Barcode(s)	00013481
Type Status	Probable Isotype, TypeMaterial
Collector
Country	Mexico
Geography	North America: North America (CA, US, MX) (Region): Mexico
Locality	Cedros Islands
GUID	http://purl.oclc.org/net/edu.harvard.huh/guid/uuid/94d017ce-448b-4ed9-8457-ce0207c14d14
Harvard University Herbaria Barcode	00013481
Herbarium	GH
Family	Asteraceae
Determination	Verbesina venosa Greene
Determined by	B. L. Robinson (GH) & J. M. Greenman (GH)
Family	Asteraceae
Determination	Encelia cedrosensis Rose
Determination Remarks	Pencilled on sheet
Family	Asteraceae
Determination	Verbesina venosa Greene
Determined by	E. L. Greene
Date Determined	1882
Determination Remarks	[is label name]
Annotation Text	Encelia venosa, Greene, n. sp. [ined.]
Family	Asteraceae
Determination	Verbesina hastata Kellogg ex Curran
Determined by	S. F. B. [S. F. Blake]
Date Determined	1912-10-18
Determination Remarks	Pencilled on sheet [is Current name]
Family	Asteraceae
Type Status	Probable Isotype
Probable Isotype of	Verbesina venosa Greene
Verified by	Harvard University Herbaria LAPI Team
Date Determined	2008-11-**
Determination Remarks	"Herb. Cal. Acad., Cedros Islands" noted on label
Taxon Reference	(for Verbesina venosa Greene) Bull. Torrey Bot. Club 1882. 9: 110.
Family	Asteraceae
Type Status	TypeMaterial
TypeMaterial of	Verbesina venosa Greene
Verified by	V. M. Bates (A/GH)
Date Determined	1985
Determination Remarks	"Verbesina venosa A. Gray nom. illeg.; Proc. Amer. Acad. Arts 19: 13. 1883." noted on label
Taxon Reference	(for Verbesina venosa Greene) Bull. Torrey Bot. Club 1882. 9: 110.
Sex	not determined
Phenology	NotDetermined
Preparation Type	Sheet
Preparation Method	Pressed


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Remarks

"Found in Herb. Cal. Acad. Collector unknown, but the note 'Cerros [sic] Islands' written on the sheet" [from collector label. Collections] "were probably brought thence (Cedros Islands) many years ago, by Dr. Veatch." [from protologue]