رمز المجموعة NY

Herbarium - The New York Botanical Garden

From The New York Botanical Garden

www.nybg.org

الولايات المتحدة الأمريكيةBronx

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Matthew C. Pace • Laura Briscoe • Nicole Tarnowsky • Emily B Sessa

حول

التوصيف

No information

الوصف التصنيفي

Algae, bryophytes, fungi, pteridophytes, gymnosperms and angiosperms

الوصف الجغرافي

Worldwide with greatest strength in tropical America and North America

Temporal description

No information

Notes

NY diatoms transferred to CAS in 2002. The Brooklyn Botanic Garden Herbarium (BKL, ca. 350,000 specimens) is maintained separately, but is available for consultation and loans. Botanical library available to all researchers. Library includes over 260 400 volumes (105 000 book and monograph titles and nearly 11 000 serial titles), 125 000 reprints, collections of archives and manuscripts, seed catalogs and index semina, photographs, botanical art, and artifacts. The Library on-line catalog, is accessible at: http://library.nybg.org. Services include interlibrary loan, photocopying, photography, CD-ROM database searches, and literature searches. Most services are for a fee. The Library is the repository for the Taxonomic Literature II (Stafleu and Cowan) data files and for the archives of the American Society of Plant Taxonomists, Council on Botanical and Horticultural Libraries, Mycological Society of America, Organization for Flora Neotropica, Society for Economic Botany, Torrey Botanical Society, and others.

الرمز

Number of specimens in collection

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الصفحة الرئيسية

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Incorporated collections

Columbia University (600 000 specimens) in 1895
Barnard College (18 000 specimens) in 1901
Columbia College of Pharmacy in 1945
Princeton University (48 000 specimens) in 1945
Torrey Botanical Club in 1973
WECO (10 700 specimens) in 1982
Ecological Herbarium, Mammal Department, American Museum of Natural History (632 specimens) in 1982
SEFES (3750 specimens)
part of DH (3470 specimens) in 1983
Hamilton College (6200 specimens) in 1983
DPU (127 119 specimens) in 1987
WAB (17 442 specimens) in 1987
WELC (63 464 specimens) in 1988
part of GESU
part of BROC (tropical specimens) in 1989
part of Gettysburg College (555 historical specimens) in 1993
Cotton Branch, Agricultural Research Service, U.S. Department of Agriculture, College Station, Texas (19 918 specimens) in 1993
Herb Society of America, New York Unit (516 specimens) in 1996
Mianus River Gorge Preserve (246 specimens) in 1996
bryophytes of DS (4580 arctic and New York specimens) in 1968
bryophytes of KANU (4402 specimens) in 1969
bryophytes of FSU (8158 specimens) in 1973
fungi and algae of CM (41 905 specimens) in 1981
fungi of UT (6479 specimens) in 1982, fungi of MASS (30 632 specimens) in 1989
fungi of TEX (1116 specimens) in 1990, fungi of KIRI (211 specimens) in 1995
fungi of KSC (17 000 specimens) in 1997, fungi of NO (10 000 specimens) in 2000
fungi of CAS (ca. 3000) in 2002, Kohlmeyer herbarium of marine fungi (ca. 20,000 specimens) in 2009
fungi of VPI (extra-regional only, ca. 25,000 specimens, 2012)
L. Biechele (lichens and bryophytes of Delmarva Penninsula, 400, 2010)
E. Lay (Lichens of eastern U.S., especially New England, 17000 in 2010)

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