Benjamin C. Stone across 4 islands of the Philippines, November 1991 – February 1992
November 1991 – February 1992 · 77 days, 11 of them collecting · 4 islands
BSCollectorBenjamin C. Stone · collected 1911–2010- Specimens
- 43
- Stops
- 11
- Names
- 32
- Types
- 0
- With images
- 39
- Km between stops
- 613
- Companions
- 3
- Departments
- 1
The route
22 November 1991
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.
9 specimens, 8 names · placed by island
Pandanus botryoides 2, Dysoxylum 1, Ficus 1
The specimens from 22 Nov →8 specimens, 7 names · placed by island
Rubiaceae 2, Connarus 1, Dysoxylum 1
The specimens from 23 Nov →11 specimens, 10 names · placed by island
Rubiaceae 2, Freycinetia 1, Lasianthus 1
The specimens from 25 Nov →2 specimens, 1 name
The specimens from 26 Nov →1 specimens, 1 name · placed by island
Aglaia 1
The specimens from 4 Dec →1 specimens, 1 name
The specimens from 15 Dec →4 specimens, 1 name · placed by island
The specimens from 17 Dec →3 specimens, 3 names
Freycinetia palawanensis 1, Guioa 1, Lithocarpus 1
The specimens from 4 Jan →1 specimens, 1 name
The specimens from 23 Jan →2 specimens, 2 names
Hiptage 1, Passiflora foetida 1
The specimens from 5 Feb →1 specimens, 1 name
Polyosma 1
The specimens from 6 Feb →
What came home
The names most often on the labels of this journey; the families: Pandanaceae 15, Rubiaceae 9, Meliaceae 4, Moraceae 2, Connaraceae 2, Malpighiaceae 1.
From the field
Ficus
Passiflora foetida
Shorea polysperma
Ficus
Aglaia
Schefflera
Pandanus esculentus
Urophyllum memecyloides
Urophyllum
RubiaceaeOther journeys by Stone
- 3 islands of the United States · Jun – Aug 1955209 specimens · 13 stops · 62 days
- 13 islands · Nov 1955 – Feb 1956233 specimens · 36 stops · 93 days
- 3 islands · Mar – May 195670 specimens · 9 stops · 71 days
- 14 islands · Jun – Sep 1956168 specimens · 36 stops · 116 days
- Kauaʻi and Oʻahu · Dec 1956 – Jan 1957156 specimens · 7 stops · 12 days
- 22 islands · Feb – Aug 1957301 specimens · 47 stops · 169 days
- 20 islands · Sep 1957 – Feb 1958507 specimens · 64 stops · 154 days
- Oʻahu and Hawaiʻi Island · Jan – May 1959126 specimens · 20 stops · 120 days
- Hawaiʻi Island · Jun – Jul 1959146 specimens · 12 stops · 39 days
- Hawaiʻi Island and Oʻahu · 1–13 Aug 195976 specimens · 9 stops · 13 days
- 4 islands · Nov 1959 – Jan 196069 specimens · 11 stops · 48 days
- 4 islands of the United States · Feb – Jun 1960273 specimens · 22 stops · 115 days
- 3 islands · Aug – Sep 196194 specimens · 16 stops · 48 days
- Guam and Rota · Nov 1961 – Aug 1962147 specimens · 52 stops · 255 days
- Guam and Rota · Feb – Jun 196451 specimens · 18 stops · 129 days
- 11 islands · Dec 1964 – Feb 1965145 specimens · 14 stops · 51 days
- 6 islands · Jan – Apr 196760 specimens · 16 stops · 68 days
- 7 islands · Dec 1967 – Apr 196895 specimens · 22 stops · 121 days
- 3 islands · Apr – May 196949 specimens · 6 stops · 20 days
- 5 islands · Feb – Mar 197043 specimens · 11 stops · 27 days
- 7 islands · Mar – Sep 1971236 specimens · 43 stops · 182 days
- 4 islands · Apr – May 1973147 specimens · 19 stops · 56 days
- Malaya and Pahang · Apr – May 197650 specimens · 6 stops · 18 days
- 5 islands · Jul – Sep 1981220 specimens · 21 stops · 49 days
- Malaya and Oʻahu · Apr – May 198841 specimens · 8 stops · 32 days
- Palawan and Palawan Island · Jan – Feb 1991190 specimens · 15 stops · 33 days
- Mindoro · Mar – Apr 199199 specimens · 13 stops · 21 days
- Negros and Luzon · 3–31 Mar 199299 specimens · 10 stops · 29 days
- Sibuyan and Luzon · May – Jun 1992133 specimens · 6 stops · 38 days
- Siargao and Bucas Grande · May – Jun 1993183 specimens · 2 stops · 11 days