Table S1. Photographic records from David Fairchild’s 1933 expedition to Jamaica. Images are accessioned at the Archives and Library of Fairchild Tropical Botanic Garden (ALFTBG). --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Photograph accession number at ALFTBG / date Photograph description --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1852 / 3-8-1933 Unknown place. Possibly Castleton Botanical Garden 2230 / 3-8-1933 Tom Barbour besides an akee tree (Blighia sapida K. D. Koenig, Sapindaceae) overlooking stream beside Bath Fountain House 7408 / 3-10-33 Akees in Kingston market 7409 / 3-8-33 Yams (Dioscorea trifida L. f., Dioscoreaceae) in Kingston market 7410 / 3-10-33 Thomas Barbour posing with Geocapromys brownii J. Fisher (Rodentia, Capromyidae). Geocapromys brownii specimen from the John Crow mountains of Jamaica presented by Frank Cundall to Thomas Barbour at Kingston Jamaica. One of these bit James Greenway and he visited a medical doctor to receive a dose of anti- tetanus. See also photograph 7411. Photographs 7410 and 7411 are very similar 7411 / 3-10-33 See photograph 7410. Both photographs are very similar 7418 / 3-10-33 Akees in Kingston market --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Table S1. Continued. --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Photograph accession number at ALFTBG / date Photograph description --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 7419 / 3-9-33 Adenium obesum (Forssk.) Roem. & Schult. (Apocynaceae) flower in vase. See photograph 7420. Photographs 7419 and 7420n are very similar. Hope Botanical Garden 7420 / 3-9-33 See photograph 7419. Photographs 7419 and 7420 are very similar 7421 / 3-9-33 M. S. Goodman posing with bed of Adenium obesum in full bloom. Hope Botanical Garden 7422 / 3-9-33 Akees in Kingston market 7423 / 3-8-33 Tom Barbour (right) and Frank Cundall (left) under old Barringtonia asiatica (L.) Kurz (Lecythidaceae) tree. It may have been planted about 1773. Bath Botanical Garden 7424 / 3-8-33 See photograph 7423. Photographs 7423 and 7424 are very similar 7425 / 3-8-33 Bath Fountain House 7426 / 3-8-33 Tom Barbour posing on steps of Bath Fountain House 7427 / 3-8-33 Dr. Frank Cundall posing at entrance to Bath Botanical Garden 7428 / 3-8-33 Dead talipot palm (Corypha umbraculifera L.). Palms died two years Ago. Bath Botanical Garden. --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Table S1. Continued. --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Photograph accession number at ALFTBG / date Photograph description --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 7429 / 3-8-33 Tom Barbour (right) and Frank Cundall (left) in front of Nephelium sp. (Sapindaceae) tree. Behind Nephelium, old Barringtonia tree probably brought in by William Bligh. Bath Botanical Garden 7430 / 3-8-33 Araucaria heterophylla (Salisb.) Franco (Araucariaceae) and palms. Castleton Botanical Garden 7431 / 3-8-33 Cactus fence. Road to Bath Botanical Garden 7432 / 3-8-33 Cactus fence. Road to Bath Botanical Garden 7433 / 3-8-33 Lignum vitae (Guaiacum officinale L., Zygophyllaceae) tree used for shade in school yard. Unknown locality 7434 / 3-8-33 Man posing in front of large tree fern. Twelve year old Marattia sp. (Marattiaceae) individual. Castleton Botanical Garden 7435 / 3-9-33 Talipot palm (Corypha umbraculifera). Castleton Botanical Garden 7436 / 3-8-33 Talipot palm (Corypha umbraculifera), royal palms (Roystonea sp.), and Euterpe rubra [we could not locate this name in the palm taxonomy literature] individuals. Castleton Botanical Gard --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Table S1. Continued. --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Photograph accession number at ALFTBG / date Photograph description --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 7437 / 3-9-33 View of palm quarter in Castleton Botanical Garden 7438 / 3-8-33 Boy climbing palm for swift nest. Castleton Botanical Garden 7439 / 3-8-33 Non-fruiting mango tree. Castleton Botanical Garden 7440 / 3-8-33 Tree ferns (Cyathea arborea (L.) Sm., Cyatheaceae). Castleton Botanical Garden 7441 / 3-7-33 Edward Downes posing with Traveller's Palm (Ravenala madagascariensis Sonn., Strelitziaceae). Hope Botanical Garden 7442 / 3-8-33 Downes, Barbour, and Greenway (from left to right) under breadfruit breadfruit tree Artocarpus altilis (Parkinson ex F. A. Zorn) Forster, Moraceae. Castleton Botanical Garden 7443 / 3-8-33 Barbour, unknown person facing Barbour, Downes and Greenway (from left to right) under Spathodea campanulata P. Beauv., Bignoniaceae). Castleton Botanical Garden 7444 / 3-7-33 Adenium obesum. Plants of super pink color with a deeper color. Hope Botanical Garden --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Table S1. Continued. --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Photograph accession number at ALFTBG / date Photograph description --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 7445 / 3-7-33 Congea tomentosa Roxb. (Lamiaceae). Hope Botanical Garden 7446 / 3-8-33 Anchovy pear (Grias cauliflora L., Lecythidaceae). Hope Botanical Garden 7447 / 3-8-33 Coco de mer, or double coconut (Lodoicea maldivica (J.F. Gmel.) Pers. (Arecaceae) growing in bed of Hope Botanical Garden --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- .