Journeys/W.G. Anderson William G. Anderson Jr.
W.G. Anderson William G. Anderson Jr. across 5 islands of the United States, June – August 1964
June – August 1964 · 65 days, 30 of them collecting · 5 islands
WJCollectorW.G. Anderson William G. Anderson Jr. · collected 1922–1984- Specimens
- 424
- Stops
- 20
- Names
- 234
- Types
- 5
- With images
- 417
- Km between stops
- 2,387
- Companions
- 1
- Departments
- 1
The route
10 June 1964
Day 1 of 65 · under way
Each numbered point is a stop: a run of days spent within about ten kilometres. The route between stops is drawn straight; the real course went by sea, by road or on foot.
12 specimens, 12 names
Adenophorus tamariscinus 1, Ageratina adenophora 1, Athyrium microphyllum 1
The specimens from 10 Jun →46 specimens, 41 names
Kadua affinis 3, Scaevola gaudichaudiana 3, Scaevola mollis 2
The specimens from 11 Jun–16 Jun →37 specimens, 33 names
Sadleria cyatheoides 2, Alyxia stellata 2, Elaphoglossum crassicaule 2
The specimens from 18 Jun–19 Jun →11 specimens, 11 names
Clermontia fauriei 1, Cyanea fissa 1, Cyperus haspan 1
The specimens from 20 Jun →24 specimens, 23 names
Pipturus albidus 2, Clermontia persicifolia 1, Coprosma longifolia 1
The specimens from 24 Jun–25 Jun →18 specimens, 17 names
Diplazium sandwichianum 2, Christella dentata 1, Charpentiera tomentosa 1
The specimens from 26 Jun–28 Jun →11 specimens, 10 names
Kadua affinis 2, Centella asiatica 1, Cyperus polystachyos 1
The specimens from 30 Jun →27 specimens, 26 names
Vaccinium calycinum 2, Asplenium acuminatum 1, Astelia menziesiana 1
The specimens from 3 Jul →18 specimens, 18 names
Asplenium acuminatum 1, Coffea arabica 1, Cyrtandra grayana 1
The specimens from 4 Jul–5 Jul →14 specimens, 13 names
Neraudia melastomifolia 2, Cyanea angustifolia 1, Dianella sandwicensis 1
The specimens from 9 Jul →15 specimens, 13 names
Wikstroemia oahuensis 2, Ophioderma falcatum 2, Cyanea angustifolia 1
The specimens from 11 Jul →6 specimens, 5 names
Tectaria gaudichaudii 2, Christella dentata 1, Lepisorus thunbergianus 1
The specimens from 12 Jul →10 specimens, 9 names
Asplenium musifolium 2, Blechnum appendiculatum 1, Boehmeria grandis 1
The specimens from 15 Jul →16 specimens, 16 names
Astelia menziesiana 1, Carex alligata 1, Clermontia arborescens 1
The specimens from 16 Jul →5 specimens, 5 names
Ardisia elliptica 1, Coix lacryma-jobi 1, Cyperus polystachyos 1
The specimens from 17 Jul–18 Jul →18 specimens, 18 names
Asplenium sphenotomum 1, Cheirodendron trigynum 1, Coprosma stephanocarpa 1
The specimens from 19 Jul →25 specimens, 22 names
Vaccinium dentatum 2, Myrsine lessertiana 2, Elaphoglossum parvisquameum 2
The specimens from 20 Jul →39 specimens, 33 names
Euphorbia multiformis 2, Kadua acuminata 2, Elaphoglossum aemulum 2
The specimens from 31 Jul–1 Aug →28 specimens, 26 names
Vaccinium reticulatum 2, Vaccinium calycinum 2, Carex wahuensis 1
The specimens from 4 Aug →44 specimens, 37 names
Santalum freycinetianum 5, Wikstroemia oahuensis 2, Elaeocarpus bifidus 2
The specimens from 12 Aug–13 Aug →
What came home
The names most often on the labels of this journey; the families: Rubiaceae 41, Dryopteridaceae 40, Ericaceae 20, Cyperaceae 17, Campanulaceae 16, Polypodiaceae 14.
From the field
Vaccinium dentatum
Lepisorus thunbergianus
Kadua axillaris
Myrsine lessertiana
Korthalsella platycaula
Asplenium musifolium
Vaccinium dentatum
Kadua affinis
Vaccinium dentatum
Cyanea angustifolia