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Edwin Horace Bryan Jr. in Guam, Maguao and Tutuila, March – May 1936

March – May 1936 · 38 days, 22 of them collecting · 3 islands

EJCollectorEdwin Horace Bryan Jr. · collected 1902–2004
Specimens
849
Stops
17
Names
238
Types
2
With images
650
Km between stops
136,355
Companions
0
Departments
2

The route

31 March 1936

Day 1 of 38 · 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. Hollow-looking stops are placed at the centre of an island whose labels carry no coordinates.

  1. 17 specimens, 7 names

    Partula gibba 4, Lamprocystis 4, Macropiper guahamense 2

    LamprocystisLamprocystisPartula radiolataPartula gibba
    The specimens from 31 Mar →
  2. 44 specimens, 21 names

    Omphalotropis 9, Lamprocystis 5, Fungi 3

    OmphalotropisPartula radiolataTrichosteleumHyptis capitata
    The specimens from 1 Apr →
  3. 8 specimens, 5 names · placed by island

    Euphorbia hirta 2, Heliotropium indicum 2, Subulina octona 2

    Euphorbia hirtaSubulina octonaHeliotropium indicumSubulina octona
    The specimens from 2 Apr →
  4. 33 specimens, 24 names · placed by island

    Nymphaea 4, Mesosphaerum suaveolens 2, Acrostichum aureum 2

    Urochloa glumarisBlumea sinuataAcrostichum aureumPhyllanthus niruri
    The specimens from 4 Apr →
  5. 63 specimens, 22 names

    Partula gibba 21, Potamogeton marianensis 4, Lymnaea 4

    Potamogeton marianensisPartula gibbaAmblovenatum opulentumOmphalotropis
    The specimens from 6 Apr →
  6. 2 specimens, 1 name · placed by island

    Antigonon leptopus 2

    The specimens from 7 Apr →
  7. 17 specimens, 10 names · placed by island

    Premna serratifolia 3, Ochrosia oppositifolia 3, Melochia villosissima 2

    Macaranga thompsoniiOchrosia oppositifoliaElasmiasPartula radiolata
    The specimens from 8 Apr →
  8. 69 specimens, 41 names

    Partula radiolata 17, Omphalotropis 5, Lamprocystis 4

    GeorissaLamprocystisHeteropoma glabratumScaevola taccada
    The specimens from 9 Apr–11 Apr →
  9. 50 specimens, 35 names · placed by island

    Partula gibba 5, Cassytha filiformis 2, Cajanus scarabaeoides 2

    Amblovenatum opulentumEuphorbia heterophyllaNephrolepis hirsutulaMicrosorum scolopendria
    The specimens from 13 Apr →
  10. 208 specimens, 80 names

    Omphalotropis 24, Partula gibba 20, Lamprocystis 20

    GeorissaDavallia solidaOmphalotropisPhlegmariurus phlegmaria
    The specimens from 15 Apr–19 Apr →
  11. 104 specimens, 34 names

    Partula salifana 24, Partula gibba 15, Lamprocystis 12

    LamprocystisPartula gibbaPartula salifanaPartula gibba
    The specimens from 20 Apr–21 Apr →
  12. 30 specimens, 8 names

    Partula gibba 17, Lamprocystis 5, Partula fragilis 2

    Partula fragilisPartula gibbaPartula gibbaPartula gibba
    The specimens from 22 Apr →
  13. 22 specimens, 15 names

    Partula radiolata 4, Phragmites karka 2, Cycas micronesica 2

    Cycas micronesicaPartula radiolataPartula radiolataPartula radiolata
    The specimens from 24 Apr →
  14. 102 specimens, 39 names

    Lamprocystis 20, Partula radiolata 10, Omphalotropis 7

    Angiopteris evectaOmphalotropis ochtogyraThaumatodonLeptogium
    The specimens from 29 Apr–3 May →
  15. 9 specimens, 5 names · placed by island

    Partula radiolata 3, Leptopetalum foetidum 2, Melia azedarach 2

    Melia azedarachPartula radiolataMelia azedarachPartula radiolata
    The specimens from 4 May →
  16. 54 specimens, 23 names

    Partula gibba 14, Partula fragilis 4, Omphalotropis 4

    Partula gibbaPartula gibbaLamprocystisGeorissa
    The specimens from 5 May →
  17. 17 specimens, 8 names

    Nypa fruticans 5, Lamprocystis 3, Partula radiolata 2

    OmphalotropisNypa fruticansLamprocystisOmphalotropis
    The specimens from 7 May →

What came home

The names most often on the labels of this journey; the families: Partulidae 202, Assimineidae 87, Euconulidae 84, Poaceae 22, Cyperaceae 19, Rubiaceae 18.

From the field

All 650 photographed specimens →

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