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Basic info:

• cactus & succulent field number search

• complete info about plant: Genus name, Specific name, Collector, Locality & more

About Field Number

A field number is the combination of numbers, letters and punctuation, assigned by a collector to identify a plant(s) specimen(s) that occurred at a specific place (locality) and time.

The Field number enables to identify the locality of provenience of a plant by using the collector's field number.

By having plants or seed that are identified with field numbers, a plants grower can be secure of having an authentic species, and not a hybrid plant.

For example: RS747 refers to a plant or seeds that were collected or identified by Roman Staník, and it was his 747'th plant to be officially identified.

In this sense, subsequent collections of plants supposedly from the same locality place are assigned a different field number, even if the later collection was made by the same collectors (s).

This concept prevents the merging of different plant collections and helps to eliminate geographic mistakes.

The Field Numbers are officially recorded, and usually carry supplementary information with them:

•The genus and species: of the plant specimen.

•The locality of collection: full geographic indication of the city, county, state, and country. (eventually inclusive of topographic maps with the locality indicated and latitude and longitude data)

•The habitat: Geology, climate, moisture, soil, sunlight, elevation and any other information provided by the collector.

•The Date of collection: The month day and year the specimens were collected.

•The name of the collector: Name of individual (s) who collected the specimens or name of the collecting group e.g. the name of the institution or organization which collected the specimens

•The name of the person who identified the specimen: if not the collector.

•Additional descriptions: the names of associated plants found growing in the immediate vicinity, the color of the flowers or other information about flower, fruit and other parts of the plants, The kind of root system, and the presence of rhizomes, bulbs, or other below-ground parts, the height of the plant, the abundance of the plant in the area, field notes, and any other information provided by the collector.