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The Regensburgische Botanische Gesellschaft (RBG) with its herbarium (REG) was founded in 1790 by David Heinrich Hoppe (1760–1846) and is the world’s oldest society for botany still in existence. The herbarium has been on permanent loan to the University of Regensburg, Department of Botany, since 1977. REG has 123 000 herbarium specimens of ...
Herbarium Americanum 2 Objects The Herbarium Americanum collection contains the manuscripts of Benjamin Smith Barton (1766-1815). The manuscripts were created in 1795, and contain specimens of North American plants bound into books. The specimens are organized according to the Linnean System.
The mission of the University Herbarium is to understand the systematics, ecology, and evolution of all groups traditionally considered plants on a worldwide basis. Established in 1895 around a core of preserved plant specimens that were collected by William Brewer on the California Geological Survey of 1860 to 1864, the University Herbarium ...
Herbarium Frisicum. Herbarium Frisicum is one of the largest private collections of Europe, with over 100,000 specimens. Herbarium Frisicum is committed to collecting both old and new collections, to retaining them for the future, maintaining and expanding the existing collections. Collections are open to the public and available for research.
Title refers to the name of the object as provided by the contributing institution; the title varies across resource types. For example, the title of a specimen can be "Isotype of Altensteinia inaeqialis Rchb. f [familty ORCHIDACEAE]", while the title of a painting can be "'Baobab near the bank of the Lue'; oil on canvas.". Resource Type.
Ghana Herbarium. The Ghana Herbarium was established in 1948 to support teaching and research in the Department of Botany, University of Ghana at Legon. The herbarium has approximately 90 000 specimens from Ghana and the West African Subregion, including type specimens, some of which date back to 1898. The herbarium also contains ancillary ...
21 de jun. de 2007 · Only some of the specimens are further annotated. Names of collectors, donators, determiners or exchanging herbarium keepers are cited in the annotations field. Type names are provided as far as possible. To search for material it is recommended to use the "Herbarium Willdenow. Alphabetical Index", ed. P. Hiepko, 1972.
