Donald P. Rogers in Oʻahu and Hawaiʻi Island, February – March 1946
February – March 1946 · 35 days, 9 of them collecting · 2 islands
DRCollectorDonald P. Rogers · 1908–2001- Specimens
- 44
- Stops
- 9
- Names
- 37
- Types
- 0
- With images
- 38
- Km between stops
- 826
- Companions
- 1
- Departments
- 1
The route
8 February 1946
Day 1 of 35 · 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 specimens, 1 name · placed by island
The specimens from 8 Feb →4 specimens, 3 names
Capparis spinosa 2, Peyssonnelia 1, Valonia 1
The specimens from 9 Feb →2 specimens, 2 names · placed by island
Asterostroma muscicola 1, Subulicystidium longisporum 1
The specimens from 12 Feb →8 specimens, 7 names
Centroceras clavulatum 2, Bornetella sphaerica 1, Boodlea composita 1
The specimens from 22 Feb →1 specimens, 1 name · placed by island
The specimens from 24 Feb →23 specimens, 18 names
Asparagopsis taxiformis 3, Galaxaura rugosa 2, Ceratodictyon scoparium 2
The specimens from 27 Feb →2 specimens, 2 names · placed by island
Hyphodontia pallidula 1, Trentepohlia abietina 1
The specimens from 10 Mar →1 specimens, 1 name
The specimens from 11 Mar →2 specimens, 2 names
Hydrolithon reinboldii 1, Liagora ceranoides 1
The specimens from 14 Mar →
What came home
The names most often on the labels of this journey; the families: Caulerpaceae 5, Cladophoraceae 3, Bonnemaisoniaceae 3, Lomentariaceae 2, Ceramiaceae 2, Galaxauraceae 2.
From the field
Gelidium pusillum
Lychaete dotyana
Boodlea composita
Ceratodictyon scoparium
Chaetomorpha antennina
Capparis spinosa
Valonia ventricosa
Asteronema breviarticulatum
Capparis spinosa
Yamadaella caenomyce