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New determinations received for staff collections, for which a [[Collection Control Form|Collection Control Form]] was submitted to Amy, are recorded in EMu.  She oversees the entering of determinations into the database, sends lists of dets to staff periodically by email, and reports determinations to host herbaria annually.  Please record the determinations you receive in your field books.
New determinations received for staff collections, for which a [[Collection Control Form|Collection Control Form]] was submitted to Amy, are recorded in EMu.  She oversees the entering of determinations into the database, sends lists of dets to staff periodically by email, and reports determinations to host herbaria annually.  Please record the determinations you receive in your field books.
[[How to Retrieve New Determinations]]


 
 

Revision as of 17:24, 17 March 2016

Identifications for staff collections that were processed at NYBG are handled differently than identifications for specimens that you receive from other herbaria as gifts for det.

 

Identifications for staff collections 

New determinations received for staff collections, for which a Collection Control Form was submitted to Amy, are recorded in EMu.  She oversees the entering of determinations into the database, sends lists of dets to staff periodically by email, and reports determinations to host herbaria annually.  Please record the determinations you receive in your field books.


How to Retrieve New Determinations


 

Identifications of specimens sent to you from other herbaria 

You have two choices for reporting identifications. 

  • If you want it done promptly, please type a list and send it by email or record the names on the chits included with the specimens and send them by regular mail.  If you choose to do the latter, you may wish to photocopy the chits before you mail them in case the envelope gets lost.
  • Alternatively, you may put your list or the chits in the folders in the black filing cabinet near the photocopier on the fourth floor.  Periodically, the herbarium secretary will put the chits in envelops and mail them.
  • We are currently working on method to report identifications to other herbaria using a searchable website. Stay tuned for details.