Bryophyte Herbarium (H): V. F. Brotherus Herbarium http://tun.fi/HR.189
Collection Name
Bryophyte Herbarium (H): V. F. Brotherus Herbarium (H-BR) (en)
Sammalkokoelmat (H): V. F. Brotheruksen sammalherbaario (H-BR) (fi)
Mossamlingar (H): V. F. Brotherus mossherbarium (H-BR) (sv)
Abbreviation of the collection
H-BRType of the collection
SpecimensCollection description
The herbarium contains ca. 83 300 moss specimens of ca. 15 000 species collected outside Europe. The specimens are arranged according Brotherus’ own original system. The herbarium includes thousands of type specimens. Specimens collected from Europe are part of Herbarium Generale. (en)
V. F. Brotheruksen sammalherbaario sisältää noin 83 300 Euroopan ulkopuolelta kerättyä näytettä noin 15 000 lehtisammallajista sekä tuhansia tyyppinäytteitä. Euroopasta kerätyt näytteet kuuluvat yleiskokoelmiin. Herbaario on järjestetty Brotheruksen oman, alkuperäisen systemaattisen järjestyksen mukaan. (fi)
Ca. 83 300 prover som är samlade från länder utanför Europa (Europas prover ingår i almänna herbariet), innehåller typprover och över 15 500 bladmossarter. (sv)
Taxonomic coverage
BryophytaTemporal coverage
mid 1800–1929Geographic coverage
Worldwide except for EuropeCollection methods
Dried specimens in paper envelopesCollection quality
Professional / professionally curated
License
Creative Commons AttributionContact email
xiao-lan.he@helsinki.fiCollection size (approx.)
83300Percentage digitized (approx.)
17Number of type specimen (c.)
7000Number of specimens
Number of type specimens
Number of all observations
Metadata creator
Velmala, SaaraStatus of this metadata
satisfactory – could be improvedDate created
10.01.2013 08:42Date edited
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