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L.M. Crago in Oʻahu and Hawaiʻi Island, January – March 2005

January – March 2005 · 77 days, 16 of them collecting · 2 islands

All 144 specimensEvery record on the map141 photographed
LCCollectorL.M. Crago · collected 2004–2006
Specimens
144
Stops
11
Names
110
Types
0
With images
141
Km between stops
893
Companions
5
Departments
1

The route

12 January 2005

Day 1 of 77 · 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. 8 specimens, 7 names

    Pilea microphylla 2, Erigeron bellioides 1, Oldenlandia corymbosa 1

    Oxalis debilisErigeron bellioidesSynedrella nodifloraPaspalum fimbriatum
    The specimens from 12 Jan →

  2. 10 specimens, 9 names

    Cyperus alternifolius 2, Echinochloa crus-galli 1, Lepidium didymum 1

    Urochloa muticaCyperus alternifoliusLepidium didymumEchinochloa crus-galli
    The specimens from 14 Jan–20 Jan →

  3. 32 specimens, 26 names

    Amaranthus spinosus 3, Megathyrsus maximus 2, Echinochloa crus-galli 2

    Amaranthus spinosusCyperus polystachyosSalvinia molestaSpergularia marina
    The specimens from 21 Jan–4 Feb →

  4. 12 specimens, 12 names

    Bruguiera sexangula 1, Ceratopteris thalictroides 1, Coix lacryma-jobi 1

    Coix lacryma-jobiConocarpus erectusSagittaria latifoliaThespesia populnea
    The specimens from 11 Feb–19 Feb →

  5. 10 specimens, 10 names

    Bolboschoenus maritimus 1, Cenchrus ciliaris 1, Chloris barbata 1

    Pluchea indicaDiplachne fuscaCynodon nlemfuensisMegathyrsus maximus
    The specimens from 23 Feb →

  6. 6 specimens, 6 names

    Cyclosorus interruptus 1, Cynodon dactylon 1, Cyperus polystachyos 1

    Cynodon dactylonEleocharis geniculataCyperus polystachyosStachytarpheta jamaicensis
    The specimens from 25 Feb →

  7. 16 specimens, 12 names

    Nymphaea lotus 4, Echinochloa crus-galli 2, Echinochloa colonum 1

    Echinochloa crus-galliNymphaea lotusEchinochloa colonumSphagneticola trilobata
    The specimens from 1 Mar →

  8. 34 specimens, 31 names

    Alocasia macrorrhizos 2, Ludwigia palustris 2, Diplazium esculentum 2

    Ludwigia palustrisIpomoea aquaticaSchoenoplectiella triangulataZizania latifolia
    The specimens from 19 Mar →

  9. 12 specimens, 11 names

    Juncus tenuis 2, Cyperus eragrostis 1, Cyperus sanguinolentus 1

    Cyperus sanguinolentusSpermacoce browniiJuncus tenuisLipochaeta integrifolia
    The specimens from 20 Mar →

  10. 3 specimens, 3 names

    Asystasia gangetica 1, Echinochloa colonum 1, Pontederia crassipes 1

    Pontederia crassipesAsystasia gangeticaEchinochloa colonum
    The specimens from 25 Mar–26 Mar →

  11. 1 specimens, 1 name · placed by island

    Sporobolus virginicus 1

    Sporobolus virginicus
    The specimens from 29 Mar →

What came home

The names most often on the labels of this journey; the families: Poaceae 31, Cyperaceae 24, Asteraceae 15, Amaranthaceae 5, Fabaceae 5, Nymphaeaceae 4.

From the field

Amaranthus spinosusAmaranthus spinosusSporobolus virginicusSporobolus virginicusEchinochloa crus-galliEchinochloa crus-galliCyperus polystachyosCyperus polystachyosSalvinia molestaSalvinia molestaCoix lacryma-jobiCoix lacryma-jobiPontederia crassipesPontederia crassipesSpergularia marinaSpergularia marinaLudwigia palustrisLudwigia palustrisIpomoea aquaticaIpomoea aquatica
All 141 photographed specimens →

Written up

Publications by L.M. Crago in the Library from the years of the journey and the six that followed — where the results are most likely to have appeared.

  1. 2005

    Riparian Plant Restoration: a management tool for restoration in Hawai‘i

    Crago, L., C.F. Puttock & S.A. James

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