Hawaiian Ecosystems at Risk project (HEAR) Triphasia trifolia (Rutaceae)
herbarium voucher specimen from Guam Island
(Guam Island/Guam/Pacific region)


Presented here is information about a herbarium specimen (voucher) of Triphasia trifolia (Rutaceae) from Guam Island (Guam Island/Guam/Pacific region). For further information, contact webmaster@hear.org.


Voucher number: BISH38751
Herbarium (or collector): Bernice P. Bishop Museum
Taxon name on voucher: Triphasia trifolia (Burm.f.) Paul G.Wilson
Represents which PIER taxon: Triphasia trifolia (Rutaceae)
Local name: limon de china
Info current as of: 01 October 2003
PIER comments: n/a
Local name language: n/a
Deteriminer: F.R.Fosberg
Determination date: n/a
Determination institution: Bernice P. Bishop Museum (BISH)
Region: Micronesia
Country: Marianas Islands
Island group: n/a
Island: Guam
State/province: n/a
Town/city: n/a
Locality: Merizo and vicinity, south end of island.
PIER location: Guam Island (Guam Island/Guam/Pacific region)
Habitat: Moist coastal plain, almost completely under cultivation, but weedy and with thickets and small mangrove swamps. Forming dense thickets in fence rows, roadsides, all uncultivated places.
Elevation (lo/hi): 1-5 m
Coordinates: n/a
LAT/LON method: n/a
PLDesc: Deep tangles of very spiny bushes; fruit dark red when ripe;
Collector: Fosberg, F.R.
Collection team: n/a
CollNumber: 25407
Collection date(s): 4.vii.1946
Voucher comment: fruits eaten when ripe by children. Green fruits used for glue. (A serious pest making walking very difficult on the trails.)

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