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Real Rauh-Numbers and
Pseudo-Rauh-Numbers

Rauh used one single numbering scheme for two purposes:
First to number his gatherings made in the wild by himself (here referred to as «real Rauh-numbers») and
second to register acquisitions received from a third party (here referred to as «pseudo Rauh-numbers»).
There is no sign or method to distinguish the two purposes by number. When back from an expedition, Rauh continued numbering acquisitions sent to the Botanical Garden Heidelberg with the next number following the last number used in the wild for his own gatherings. In some cases that in his absence the same interval was used for received plants that he simulaneously used for his own gtherings in the wild. At a new expedition he usually started numbering with a number rounded to thousands. So there are not only numbers used twice but a lot of gaps as well in the number-interval used by Werner Rauh.

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1 Pseudo-Rauh-Number: 75706
Aloe fleuretteana Rauh & Gerold [Taxon 2211]
origin: Madagaskar, Région Androy, Sous-préfecture Ambovombe, nördlich von Ambovombe [ca. -24.947464,46.069565 ± 10 km], auf Granitfelsen, im Buschwald, leg. R. Gerold
provenance: Raymond Gérold, Fort Dauphin, Madagascar
comment(s): Typus!
Gerold-Päckchen 22.7.99, erhalten als Alo[e] 2 = N-Ambovombe nov. spec.
Madame Andriantsjlavo Fleurette (Chef de Service à la Direction de la Planification des Eaux et Forêts, Antananarivo) gewidmet.
Typus: Holotypus B.G.H. 75706 (coll. R. Gerold) in spiritu
date of receipt: 1999-07-22 source of data: acquisition book 52,47 — Protolog: KuaS 51 (5) 2000:122 — [Id: 25161 | Status: 1]

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