Banguay & Birma (was re: where is ...)

[Robin Panza]

To answer this question, I would need more contextual information.  Are these
place names attached to a specimen?  What species?  Who collected them?  When?
Do you expect the two localities to be near each other (for example, same
collector on adjacent days)?

This sort of information would help narrow down the possibilities.  For
example, the 1989 Times Atlas lists two Birma's, one in Egypt and one in Uttar
Pradesh, India.  There is no Banguay, but there is a Bangue' in Cambodia, which
would be pronounced the same (and could have been transliterated to your
label).

Robin Panza                     panzar at clp2.clpgh.org

>Is there anyone to know where is place called "Banguay" and "Birma".
>
>Thak you very much in advance.
>
>Regards
>
>Richard/Praha 76711.1261 at compuserve.com