Collection code TENN

    Herbarium - University of Tennessee

    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

    Email
    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
    Entry created: March 31, 2020
    Last modified: June 19, 2024
    Modified by: ih-sync