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Field collection numbers
by I'm the 1 Fri Sep 18, 2009 7:18 am
I' m just wondering what abbreviations in field collection number mean -
for example what does PH stands for (name & family name of which person?).
for example what does PH stands for (name & family name of which person?).
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Re: Field collection numbers
by Chromaphyo Fri Sep 18, 2009 10:42 am
I don't know but Erwin Geiger use this abbreviation
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Re: Field collection numbers
by I'm the 1 Fri Sep 18, 2009 4:11 pm
Yeah, I've found it in his catalogues but I just can not link to any person.
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Re: Field collection numbers
by I'm the 1 Fri Sep 25, 2009 9:25 am
PF stands for Paul Furse.
He is an amateur botanist who, after his retirement from the Navy, spent several years searching & travelling to remote locations in the Near East - Turkey and Iran, and collected many plants, also other species, not only Sempervivums.
RH stands for Ralf Hillmann, a Swiss Sempervivum collector.
He is an amateur botanist who, after his retirement from the Navy, spent several years searching & travelling to remote locations in the Near East - Turkey and Iran, and collected many plants, also other species, not only Sempervivums.
RH stands for Ralf Hillmann, a Swiss Sempervivum collector.
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Re: Field collection numbers
by I'm the 1 Tue Nov 24, 2009 9:38 am
Here I've found a fact, that admiral Paul Furse went to a botanic expedition in Turkey on April 1970:
http://www.alpinegardensociety.ie/sources/AGS%20Newsletter%2047%20Winter%202007.pdf
http://www.alpinegardensociety.ie/sources/AGS%20Newsletter%2047%20Winter%202007.pdf
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Re: Field collection numbers
by I'm the 1 Mon Mar 01, 2010 6:45 am
JH is an abbreviaton for Joop Huyslook!
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Re: Field collection numbers
by Chromaphyo Mon Mar 01, 2010 11:59 am
No, JH is a abbreviation for Joop HuijssoonAdmin wrote:JH is an abbreviaton for Joop Huyslook!
Huyslook is a pseudo
OL is a abbreviation for me
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Re: Field collection numbers
by I'm the 1 Mon Sep 27, 2010 10:48 am
And now ... another question on field collection number / abbreviations!
Ahlm. is an abbreviation for a person with fammily name Ahlmann.
Who is / was he / she???
Ahlm. is an abbreviation for a person with fammily name Ahlmann.
Who is / was he / she???
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Re: Field collection numbers
by I'm the 1 Tue Jan 10, 2012 11:52 am
Field collector acronyms of those known to collect Sempervivums & Jovibarbas or what we figured out sofar:
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Re: Field collection numbers
by Marko.D Thu Jul 19, 2012 8:00 pm
Cromaphyto I have plant labeled with code
FOL 2006/02B. I know that 'OL' is your name and surname but what's with this 'F'?
Btw. plant is a very good grower and looks amazing!
In my collection I also have some coded names that might be useful:
MCS = Mark Smith (Bristol, UK)
CW = Cees van den Wittenboer (NL)
M. = Peter Mitchell (UK)
H = Henk ‘t Hart (NL)
BZ = Ben Zonneveld (NL)
MM = Martin Miklanek (SK)
FOL 2006/02B. I know that 'OL' is your name and surname but what's with this 'F'?
Btw. plant is a very good grower and looks amazing!
In my collection I also have some coded names that might be useful:
MCS = Mark Smith (Bristol, UK)
CW = Cees van den Wittenboer (NL)
M. = Peter Mitchell (UK)
H = Henk ‘t Hart (NL)
BZ = Ben Zonneveld (NL)
MM = Martin Miklanek (SK)
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Re: Field collection numbers
by I'm the 1 Fri Jul 20, 2012 6:09 am
So, here we go with updated datas - thanks to you, Marko and Joop!
But now we have MM twice and PH twice ...
| BZ | Ben Zonneveld, The Netherlands |
| CW | Cees van den Wittenboer, The Netherlands |
| ET | Ennio Toso, Italy |
| H | Henk ‘t Hart, The Netherlands |
| HUN | Cyrill Hunkeler |
| ISI | International Succulent Introductions (previously International Succulent Institute) |
| JAA | Jean André Audissou |
| JH | Joop Huijssoon |
| M. | Peter Mitchell, UK |
| MCS | Mark Smith, Bristol, UK |
| MM | Martin Miklánek, Slovakia |
| MM | Massimo Meregalli |
| FOL | Olivier Legros, Belgium |
| PF | Paul Furse, UK |
| PH | Paul Hoxey |
| PH | Perennial Hora - not a field collection number, but Erwin Geiger's collection number! |
But now we have MM twice and PH twice ...
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