Information

Collaborators

Collections

 

Conservator of Forests (C.F.) series

 

(Source: Flora Malesiana ser. 1, 1: Cyclopaedia of collectors)

(Source: Flora Malesiana ser. 1, 8: Cyclopaedia of collectors, Supplement II)

 

at Kepong (near Kuala Lumpur), Malaysia.

 

InformatioN:

Numerous employees of the Forest Department of the Malay Peninsula have collected in this series, on behalf of the Forest Institute at Kepong (Selangor).

 

collaborators:

The more important collectors are:

Abu*

H.C. Dolman*

Kandah*

Othman*

C.F. Symington*

Ahmad*

C.L. Durant*

Kassim bin Awang

Pa Wanche

Tachun*

Ali*

A.F. Duseh*

W.E. Kinsey*

Pujee

Taha bin Bador*

D.B. Arnot*

C.O. Flemmich*

Lambak*

Abu. Rahman*

M. Tahir

Retired Forest Guard

Arshad*

E.C. Foenander*

Ludin*

Abd. Rani

Abd. Talib*

J.E. Askey*

C. Foston*

Mahmood or Mahmud*

Sahat*

Ujang

A. Assu

Ahd. Ghani*

Majid*

Salleh*

Usop or Usope

Awang Lela*

Abd. Hadi*

Mat Sani*

A.E. Sanger Davies*

A.E. Wells*

A. Aziz*

Harun*

J.P. Mead*

Sow*

R.H. Whitty*

V.L. Bain*

Hashim*

Meh*

C.A. Speldewinde*

H.W. Woolley*

B.H.F. Barnard*

D.H. Hodgson*

A.S. Mitchell*

T.A. Strong*

J. Wyatt-Smith*

Bayong*

Hukum*

Ngadiman*

E.A. Strouts*

Yakin*

Bidin*

Huss(a)in*

Nong*

E.J. Strugnell*

Yunus*

C.L. Carrier*

Idris*

Noordin

Suden

Yusof*

R.E. Colomb*

Ja’amat*

G.M. O'Hara*

Suleiman bin Manja

Yusop

G.E.S. Cubitt*

Jacob*

V. O'Hara*

Suman

Zainal*

van Delden*

Abd. Kadir*

Omar*

J.M. Sweklie

Zin bin Daring*

Zin bin Osman*

 

collections:

In Herb. Forest Research Institute Kepong [KEP], usually referred to as Herb. Kuala Lumpur.

The first number of the series was collected on Sept. 5, 1908, and the series started in earnest early in 1918 at which time the Conservator’s number had reached 1250. Prior to that there had been numerous small collections of which the Conservator’s was one. It was then decided to simplify the use of numbers, and make the collector’s number and the Conservator’s number the same. All numbers that were received by the Conservator thereafter and which had a collector’s field number below 1251 were changed to the Conservator’s number by prefixing 0; thus field no 102 became C.F. 0102. The C.F. series has now (in 1947) reach­ed the number 65.000, but there is a very large gap from 50.000 to 64.000, owing to books, which had been issued to District Forest Offices, becoming lost as a result of the Japanese occupation.

Borneo collections made by forest officers in Sarawak and Brunei, and even dupl. received from Br. N. Borneo, are numbered in the series too.

Several dupl. in Herb. Sing. [SING], Edinburgh [E], and certainly elsewhere.

* Names with asterisk, see separate entry.