Occurrence dataset Registered January 03, 2014
University of Lethbridge Herbarium (LEA)
Description
The University of Lethbridge Herbarium was founded shortly after 1968 by Job Kuijt, primarily as a teaching collection representative of the local flora. The herbarium houses the reference collection that forms the foundation for Kuijt's 1982 book A Flora of Waterton Lakes National Park and also numerous Packera collections by J.F. Bain. The collection currently includes over 20,000 specimens of vascular plants and remains an important research tool for botanists, students and the general public.
Geographic scope
- Description
most specimens are part of the local southern Alberta flora, especially the flora of Waterton Lakes National Park. Limited coverage of western North America
- Latitude
- From 33.26 to 62.85
- Longitude
- From -136.56 to -104.26
Temporal scope
- verbatim
- 1968-current
Taxonomic scope
- Description
vascular plants
- Coverage
- TracheophytaTracheophytes
Methodology
- Sampling
All sheets were photographed and label data manually digitized from sheet photos.
- Study extent
digitization of all specimens from the University of Lethbridge herbarium (LEA).
- Method steps
not applicable
Metrics
Contacts
- Organization
- University of Lethbridge
- Position
- Director
- Address
- 4401 University Drive
- Roles
- Originator
Metadata author
Principal investigator
Administrative point of contact - Phone
- Organization
- University of Lethbridge Library
- Position
- Information systems - Technical Specialist
- Roles
- Custodian steward
Programmer - Phone
- Organization
- University of Lethbridge
- Position
- Curator
- Roles
- Curator
- Phone
University of Lethbridge
Publisher- Organization
- University of Lethbridge
- Address
- 4401 University Drive
- Roles
- Publisher
GBIF registration
- Registration date
- January 03, 2014
- Metadata last modified
- April 18, 2023
- Publication date
- April 18, 2023
- Hosted by
- Université de Montréal Biodiversity Centre
- Installation
- Canadensys repository
- Endpoints
- Darwin Core Archive
- EML
- Preferred identifier
- 10.5886/wrt547hq
- Alternative identifiers