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Edwin Horace Bryan Jr. across 5 islands of the Marshall Islands, July – August 1944

July – August 1944 · 32 days, 22 of them collecting · 5 islands

EJCollectorEdwin Horace Bryan Jr. · collected 1902–2004
Specimens
96
Stops
21
Names
62
Types
0
With images
31
Km between stops
35,937
Companions
0
Departments
1

The route

30 July 1944

Day 1 of 32 · 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. 1 specimens, 1 name · placed by island

    Setaria verticillata 1

    The specimens from 30 Jul →
  2. 6 specimens, 6 names · placed by island

    Cucumis sativus 1, Euphorbia atoto 1, Guettarda speciosa 1

    Cucumis sativusEuphorbia atotoPhaseolus lunatusIntsia bijuga
    The specimens from 1 Aug →
  3. 6 specimens, 6 names · placed by island

    Cyanthillium cinereum 1, Dactyloctenium aegyptium 1, Eleusine indica 1

    The specimens from 2 Aug →
  4. 2 specimens, 2 names · placed by island

    Fimbristylis cymosa 1, Lobularia maritima 1

    The specimens from 3 Aug →
  5. 11 specimens, 8 names · placed by island

    Pemphis acidula 2, Ochrosia oppositifolia 2, Ceodes grandis 2

    Vigna marinaPandanus utilisIntsia bijuga
    The specimens from 4 Aug →
  6. 1 specimens, 1 name · placed by island

    Euphorbia heterophylla 1

    The specimens from 5 Aug →
  7. 7 specimens, 7 names · placed by island

    Bruguiera gymnorhiza 1, Calymperes tenerum 1, Guettarda speciosa 1

    Calymperes tenerumMicrosorum scolopendriaIntsia bijugaBruguiera gymnorhiza
    The specimens from 6 Aug →
  8. 1 specimens, 1 name · placed by island

    Allophylus timorensis 1

    The specimens from 7 Aug →
  9. 1 specimens, 1 name · placed by island

    Phyllanthus niruri 1

    Phyllanthus niruri
    The specimens from 8 Aug →
  10. 3 specimens, 3 names · placed by island

    Canavalia cathartica 1, Guettarda speciosa 1, Terminalia litoralis 1

    Canavalia cathartica
    The specimens from 9 Aug →
  11. 1 specimens, 1 name · placed by island

    Laportea ruderalis 1

    The specimens from 12 Aug →
  12. 1 specimens, 1 name · placed by island

    Cordia subcordata 1

    The specimens from 13 Aug →
  13. 13 specimens, 11 names · placed by island

    Euphorbia atoto 2, Soulamea amara 2, Microsorum scolopendria 1

    Sophora tomentosaMicrosorum scolopendriaWollastonia bifloraLepturus repens
    The specimens from 14 Aug →
  14. 1 specimens, 1 name · placed by island

    Portulaca pilosa 1

    The specimens from 17 Aug →
  15. 1 specimens, 1 name

    Eragrostis viscosa 1

    The specimens from 18 Aug →
  16. 4 specimens, 4 names · placed by island

    Boerhavia tetrandra 1, Eragrostis viscosa 1, Setaria verticillata 1

    The specimens from 20 Aug →
  17. 4 specimens, 4 names · placed by island

    Fimbristylis cymosa 1, Guettarda speciosa 1, Setaria verticillata 1

    The specimens from 21 Aug →
  18. 2 specimens, 2 names · placed by island

    Allophylus timorensis 1, Cenchrus brownii 1

    The specimens from 22 Aug →
  19. 3 specimens, 3 names · placed by island

    Calophyllum inophyllum 1, Centella asiatica 1, Pipturus argenteus 1

    Centella asiaticaPipturus argenteusCalophyllum inophyllum
    The specimens from 25 Aug →
  20. 15 specimens, 14 names · placed by island

    Pipturus argenteus 2, Canavalia rosea 1, Cassytha filiformis 1

    Canavalia roseaIntsia bijugaPipturus argenteusFicus tinctoria
    The specimens from 26 Aug–27 Aug →
  21. 12 specimens, 12 names · placed by island

    Boerhavia diffusa 1, Calophyllum inophyllum 1, Echinochloa crus-galli 1

    Calophyllum inophyllumPluchea indicaBoerhavia diffusa
    The specimens from 30 Aug →

What came home

The names most often on the labels of this journey; the families: Poaceae 13, Fabaceae 10, Rubiaceae 5, Euphorbiaceae 5, Malvaceae 4, Lamiaceae 4.

From the field

All 31 photographed specimens →

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