Carnegie Museum of Natural History
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Name
Carnegie Museum of Natural History
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Herbarium Code
CM
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Current Status
Active
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Correspondents
Bonnie Isaac, Collection Manager, IsaacB@CarnegieMNH.org
Mason Heberling, Associate Curator, HeberlingM@CarnegieMNH.org -
Contact
Carnegie Museum of Natural History
Fax: [1] 412 688 8670
Email: isaacb@carnegieMNH.org -
Address
Herbarium
Section of Botany
Carnegie Museum of Natural History
4400 Forbes Avenue
Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania 15213-4080
U.S.A.
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CITES
US 027
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Specialty
Geography: Worldwide, especially eastern North America
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Notes
Updated May 2016 (correspondent updated). Mosses (25 000 specimens) transferred to MO in 1981. Lichens and hepatics (9200 specimens) transferred to COLO in 1981. Fungi and algae (41 905 specimens) transferred to NY in 1981.
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Number of Specimens
545000
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Num. of Specimens Num. Databased Num. Imaged Algae Bryophytes Fungi/Lichens Pteridophytes Seed Plants -
Date Founded
1895
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Updated
26/04/2024
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Associated Institution
Associated garden and institution: Powdermill Nature Reserve, Star Route South, Rector, Pennsylvania 15677. Hunt Institute for Botanical Documentation, Carnegie-Mellon University, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania 15213; fax: [1] 412/ 268-5677.
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Incorporated Herbaria
H. A. Davis (
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Loyola University of Maryland (208 specimens) in 2024.;
most of LAT (8000 specimens) in 1991;
Part of LCU (Araceae, Liliaceae, and Ranunculaceae) -
Important Collectors
I. W. Clokey, A. H. Curtiss, H. A. Davis, J. Drummond, A. D. E. Elmer, E. H. Graham, H. M. Hall, O. E. Jennings, J. G. Lemmon, E. Palmer, S. B. Parish, C. C. Parry, C. G. Pringle, H. H. Rusby, J. A. Shafer, C. W. Short, H. H. Smith, J. Wolle, C. Wright, C. B. S. Zeyher
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Correspondents
Bonnie Isaac, Collection Manager, IsaacB@CarnegieMNH.org
Mason Heberling, Associate Curator, HeberlingM@CarnegieMNH.org
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