Woodwardia unigemmata (L.) T. Moore
- Descriptor
- Value
Record Level
- 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.
Occurence
- UNB Accession No.
- 20848
- Collectors
- Reproductive Condition
- Specimen is reproductive
- Data Remarks
- The text below is a mailing address. (Literally) Shizuoka Prefecture, Tagata-County, Amagi-yugashimacho I 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 Prefecture Manami Hyoda
- Previous Identifications
- Woodwardia unigemmata (L.) T. Moore by M.Mizushima
Event
- Year
- 1962
- Month
- 03
- Day
- 16
- Collection Date
- Event Date
- Y: 1962 M: 3 D: 16
- Event Remarks
- Labelled: Makino herbarium Tokyo Metropolitan University no. 34564
Location
Taxon
- Scientific Name
- Woodwardia unigemmata (L.) T. Moore
- Family
- Blechnaceae
- Genus
- Woodwardia
- Specific Epithet
- unigemmata
- Scientific Name Authorship
- (L.) T. Moore
- Taxon Rank
- Species
- Taxon Remarks
- Native
Measurement Or Fact
- Data Entry By
- shortt
- Created
- 2018-12-05
- Modified
- 2018-12-05