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Author: (L.) Hallier

Slide Number: 3532

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Herbarium Abbreviation: MICH

Herbarium Name: University of Michigan Herbarium

Herbarium Number: 427

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Collector: Aguilar

Genus: Rivea

Species: corymbosa

Family: CONVOLVULACEAE

Country: Guatemala

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Transcription Notes:
[[The HUH botanist index suggests that the collector is Mercedes Aguilar Hidalgo, who worked with University of Michigan (code MICH).]] The herbarium code corresponds to the location from which the pollen was acquired - the instructions ask volunteers to consider referring to either of below to determine Herbarium Abbrev + Name http://sweetgum.nybg.org/science/ih/herbarium_list.php?NamOrganisationAcronym=um https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_herbaria [[Hi, yes, I've read the instructions too. Sometimes the cards use an acronym for an institution instead of the actual herbarium code. Herbarium codes don't normally use periods or spaces. For this card, that code would look like "UM", not "U. M." I did extra research and figured out that, on this card, "U. M." probably stands for "University of Michigan" (code MICH). @thatkarenb]]