World Museum, National Museums Liverpool
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Name
World Museum, National Museums Liverpool
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Herbarium Code
LIV
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Current Status
Active
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Correspondents
Geraldine Reid, Lead Curator, Geraldine.Reid@liverpoolmuseums.org.uk
Donna Young, Curator of Herbarium, donna.young@liverpoolmuseums.org.uk
Angus Gunn, Honorary Curator, angus.gunn@liverpoolmuseums.org.uk
Wendy Atkinson, Assistant Curator of Botany, wendy.atkinson@liverpoolmuseums.org.uk -
Contact
National Museums Liverpool
Email: geraldine.reid@liverpoolmuseums.org.uk -
Address
Herbarium
World Museum, National Museums Liverpool
William Brown Street
Liverpool, England L3 8EN
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CITES
GB 008
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Specialty
Taxonomic Coverage: Angiosperms;
; aliens and adventives; pteridophytes; marine algae, especially of Irish Sea; British diatoms; bryophytes; fungi; economic botany collection of commercial plant products, especially timbers; ethnobotanical collections Geography: Worldwide, especially of Europe, India, and North America; British Isles, especially northwestern England; mainly British and Old World tropics;
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Notes
Updated Jun 2014 (istaff update). Liverpool Museum formerly known as Merseyside County Museums (1974-1986). World Museum Liverpool formerly known as Liverpool Museum (1987-2005). Part of National Museums and Galleries on Merseyside; administered by Board of Trustees.
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Number of Specimens
446000
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Num. of Specimens Num. Databased Num. Imaged Algae Bryophytes Fungi/Lichens Pteridophytes Seed Plants -
Date Founded
1802
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Updated
10/06/2024
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Associated Institution
Associated garden: Liverpool University Botanic Garden, Ness, Neston, South Wirral L64 4AY, England.
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Incorporated Herbaria
BCKN;
BM timber collections;
CHELB in 1963;
CHT in 1963;
CRBY (2013);
economic botany collections of Liverpool Commodity Trades Association and Liverpool Salvage Corps;
EXR (25 000 specimens) in 1993;
fluid-preserved marine algal collections from Marine Biological Station, Port Erin, Isle of Man.;
LIVC in 1909;
Liverpool Chemists Association;
LIVNFC;
LIVU (130 000 specimens);
LPL;
LRL;
pharmaco-botany collections of Liverpool John Moores University;
PTN;
slide collections of diatoms from Liverpool Microscopical Society;
SPT (2013);
SPTS (2013);
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Important Collectors
J. Banks, A. Bivona-Bernardi, F. Boott, J. Boswarva, W. Boult, J. E. Bowman, J. Bradbury, R. Brown, F. Buchanan-Hamilton, A. Dallman, E. Davall, J. Dickinson, J. Dickson, J. W. Ellis, P. Forsskål, J. G. A. Forster, J. R. Forster, J. Harriman, T. von Heldreich, B. Heyne, V. H. Heywood, W. J. Hooker, F. J. Hutchison, N. J. Jacquin, J. G. Klein, J. G. König, E. F. Linton, W. R. Linton, F. P. Marrat, F. Masson, H. McAllister, A. Menzies, I. B. Molineri, G. H. E. Muhlenberg, T. Nuttall, T. Palgrave, P. S. Pallas, F. T. Pursh, T. W. Naylor-Beckett, J. Ralfs, A. E. Ratcliffe, W. Roscoe, J. P. Rottler, W. Roxburgh, J. F. Royle, G. Russell, W. P. Schimper, J. C. Schleicher, M.R.D. Seaward, J. Shepherd, J. Shillito, F. W. Sieber, J. E. Smith, R. Spruce, J. E. Stocks, W. S. Sullivant, W. Swainson, O. P. Swartz, C. P. Thunberg, W. G. Travis, T. Velley, D. Villars, N. Wallich, J. R. Wellsted, J. White
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Correspondents
Geraldine Reid, Lead Curator, Geraldine.Reid@liverpoolmuseums.org.uk
Donna Young, Curator of Herbarium, donna.young@liverpoolmuseums.org.uk
Angus Gunn, Honorary Curator, angus.gunn@liverpoolmuseums.org.uk
Wendy Atkinson, Assistant Curator of Botany, wendy.atkinson@liverpoolmuseums.org.uk
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