Woodwardia unigemmata (L.) T. Moore

Institution Code: UNB
Institution ID: urn:lsid:biocol.org:col:15300
Basis of Record: Preserved Specimen
Information Withheld: Location information not published for endangered species.
Data Generalizations: Geographic location is approximate. More precise information may be available for individual samples.

UNB Accession No.: 20848
Collectors: Ono, M.
Kobayashi, S.
Oonisi, K.
Reproductive Condition: Specimen is reproductive
Data Remarks: The text below is a mailing address.(Literally) Shizuoka Prefecture, Tagata-County, Amagi-yugashimachoI checked Wikipedia and the town below has been combined to form a bigger city since 2004(the date shown below is 1962, so I doubted it this town still exist itself or not). The name of the new city is Izu-City. This kind of town-village combining has been fairly common in Japan lately, even in my hometown. When that happens, there might be a slight change in writing the mailing address and how it changes depends. Some places include the old names of the former towns/villages, yet others change completely.In the case below, I am not sure how it has incorporated into the new city name, but I would write:Amagi-yugashimacho, Tagata-county, Izu City, Shizuoka PrefectureManami Hyoda
Previous Identifications: Woodwardia unigemmata (L.) T. Moore by M.Mizushima

Year: 1962
Month: 03
Day: 16
Collection Date: 1962-03-16
Event Date: Y: 1962 M: 3 D: 16
Event Remarks: Labelled: Makino herbarium Tokyo Metropolitan University no. 34564

Country: Japan
State/Province/Territory: Tagata
Locality: Amagi-yugashimacho, Tagata-county, Izu City, Shizuoka Prefecture
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