Makino s.n., Ōizumi (1942)

Makino herbarium specimen, Ōizumi, Tokyo, Japan (1942)
Makino s.n., Ōizumi (1942)
Makino s.n., Ōizumi, held by the Naturalis Biodiversity Center as L.1592649 (CC0)
At a Glance
Classification	Other
Location
Country	Japan
Province/State	Tokyo
Ward	Nerima
Locality	Ōizumi
Coordinates	35.76, 139.59
Collection
Method	Herbarium specimen
Sourcing Type	Historical
Date	1942
Collector	Tomitarō Makino
Specimen
Repository	Naturalis Biodiversity Center
Catalogue Number	L.1592649
Scientific Name	Cannabis sativa L.
Identified By	K. Hiyama
Occurrence Record	View occurrence record

Makino s.n., Ōizumi is a herbarium accession of Cannabis sativa gathered at Ōizumi, then in Itabashi ward of Tokyo City and now in Nerima ward, Tokyo, Japan, in July or August 1942 by the botanist Tomitarō Makino. The Naturalis Biodiversity Center holds the sheet, number 120394 of the Makino Herbarium, as L.1592649.

Collection and locality

The label is the printed distribution label of the Makino Herbarium, From the collection of Dr. Tomitarô Makino (1862—1957), one of the pioneer botanists of Japan, with the herbarium's number stamped at the top and the entries typed. On this sheet the number is 120394, and the entries read Cannabis sativa L., Oiuzmi, Nerima-ku, Tokyo Pref., Date: July-Aug., 1942 and Coll.: Tomitaro MAKINO. Oiuzmi is a typing slip for Ōizumi. The label gives Makino's death year, so it was printed after 1957; the determination on it is dated 1960. The catalogue gives the same collector and place, and dates the sheet to July 1942. Ōizumi had been part of Itabashi ward since 1932; Nerima ward, the label's Nerima-ku, was separated from Itabashi in 1947.

Specimen and identification

The sheet carries one stem ending in a dense, branched flowering top, with palmate leaves below. The label names it Cannabis sativa L., determined by K. Hiyama in 1960, the name the catalogue records.