Description
No information
- Taxonomic description
- Vascular plants; fungi mostly Hymenomycetes; bryophytes and pteridophytes worldwide
- Geographic description
- Tennessee, southern Appalachians, Great Smoky Mountain National Park, southeastern U.S., Mexico, and Guatemala; worldwide, Mts., Pacific Northwest, China, Russia, New Zealand
- Temporal description
- No information
- Notes
- Updated April 2024 (mailing address, incorporated herbaria). The original herbarium was destroyed by fire in 1934. Specimen data are available online through SERNEC (http://sernecportal.org), Mycology Collections Portal (http://mycoportal.org), Consortium of North American Bryophyte Herbaria (http://bryophyteportal.org), and Consortium of North American Lichen Herbaria (http://lichenportal.org). Please note that the John C. Warden Herbarium (ETSU) has been relocated to TENN and should continue to be cited as ETSU.
- Code
- TENN
- Number of specimens in collection
- 649,000
- Homepage
- Incorporated collections
- Selected specimens from MEM (2000)
- ETSU Herbarium (2024)
Collection descriptors
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Contacts
- Phone number
- Country
- United States of America
- State/Province
- Tennessee
- City/Town
- Knoxville
- Postal/Zip Code
- 37996-2800
- Address
- 1818 Andy Holt Ave.
BM
Brandon Matheny
Curator of Fungi
JB
Jessica Budke
Herbarium Director & Bryophyte Curator
GB
Garrett Gene Billings
Collections Manager
Identifiers
- Code
- TENN
- Identifiers
- Identifier used by GBIF15e45a56-2fe7-4796-95b5-f967b850c897
Entry created: March 31, 2020
Last modified: June 19, 2024
Modified by: ih-sync