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The Arnold Arboretum began in 1872 and its catalog now has
records for 14,889 individual trees, shrubs, and vines.
| Access to a searchable database containing 5,191 distinct
species and varieties, with taxonomic data and location on the
Arboretum grounds. | |
The herbarium is located in Canberra as part of the
Australian National Botanic Gardens.
| The database is searchable by several access points,
including plant name, family name, and collector. | |
| From the Base de Dados Tropical, this is a searchable index to the holdings of the major herbaria in Brazil. Portuguese and English. |
This type specimen catalog contains over 9,000 records of
the collections of the California Academy of Science Herbarium
and the Herbarium of Stanford University.
| Gopher menu provides access to a searchable database and
explanatory material. | |
| Although still under construction, this collection of 12,000 specimens is being entered into a searchable database. Eventually both text and images will be available. Expect frequent down time periods for awhile. |
Farlow Diatom Collection (Harvard)
The Farlow Herbarium contains a large number of published
diatom exsiccatae, and has cataloged approximately 13,000
associated records in the collection.
| Gopher menu with direct access to the searchable database,
information on how to search, as well as background and update
information. | |
The Gray Herbarium Index is a database of over 287,000
records of New World vascular plant taxa dating from 1886.
| Gopher menu with direct access to the searchable database,
information on how to search, as well as background and update
information. | |
The Peabody Museum Paleobotany Collecton dates from 1853 and
contains over 100,000 specimens. During the 1980's it acquired
the collections of the New York Botanical Garden and of
Princeton College. This index is the first phase of a project
to computerize 45,000 specimens, with over 29,000 currently
completed.
| Gopher menu with direct access to the searchable database,
information on how to search, as well as background and update
information. | |
This searchable database contains descriptions of thousands
of extinct plants. Retrieved records can be plotted on a
global map.
| Access through the International Organization of Paleobotany
Home Page. | |
In the scientific collections
section scroll down to botanical collections for the major
herbaria in Sweden.
| The Linnean
Herbarium is accompanied by Swedish text, but a major
source of information.
| Type specimen collections for the Scandinavian and Regnell
Herbaria and for Phanerogams are also found here.
| The Cryptogamic Department presents an English language home
page with access to a list of all the lichens
in the museum. | |
Compiled as a project of the Department of Botany at the
Smithsonian Institution, the register cataloges over 88,000
type specimens of flowering plants, ferns, and non-vascular
plants.
| Access to searchable database and explanatory and background
information. | |
The combined herbarium and affiliated paleobotanical
collections contain over 500,000 specimens of fungi,
bryophytes and lichens, vascular plant flora and
paleobotanical specimens.
| The searchable database is under construction with only the
index to families of vascular plants currently available.
Access is available to the Generic Flora of Southeastern U.S.
Project. | |
A searchable database from the University of Texas Herbarium
Type Register.
| Over 1.1 million specimens are included from the American
Southwest, Mexico, and Central America. | |
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