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Book # 79, begin # 47772, end # 48013

by: Fosberg, F. Raymond (Francis Raymond), 1908-1993

Publication date: 1966

Topics: Botany

Collection: sifieldbooks; biodiversity

Contributor: Smithsonian Institution Archives

Language: English

restrictions: At least 24 hours advance notice is recommended to consult this collection. Contact the Department of Botany at 202-633-0920 to make an appointment.

An inserted table of contents contains a full listing of localities and corresponding collector numbers. This field book contains a specimen list of botanical specimens collected by F. R. Fosberg from 10 May to 2 August 1966 in Panama, Costa Rica, Virginia, District of Columbia, and France. Collector numbers 47772-48013 are included. Specimen list includes scientific name, date, locality, collector number, with occasional notes on locality or physical descriptions of specimens (size, color, etc.) Some longer narrative notes document vegetation in various localities. Some travel notes and landscape observations were made in West Virginia, Switzerland,and Austria. Inserted between pages 86 and 87 is a roughly drawn map, possibly created in Switzerland, indicating topography and vegetation

Abstract: An inserted table of contents contains a full listing of localities and corresponding collector numbers. This field book contains a specimen list of botanical specimens collected by F. R. Fosberg from 10 May to 2 August 1966 in Panama, Costa Rica, Virginia, District of Columbia, and France. Collector numbers 47772-48013 are included. Specimen list includes scientific name, date, locality, collector number, with occasional notes on locality or physical descriptions of specimens (size, color, etc.) Some longer narrative notes document vegetation in various localities. Some travel notes and landscape observations were made in West Virginia, Switzerland,and Austria. Inserted between pages 86 and 87 is a roughly drawn map, possibly created in Switzerland, indicating topography and vegetation.