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Search RecordsetH.A. Stephens Herbarium
Specimen Records: 50,877
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iDigBio Last Ingested Date: 2017-01-08
The H.A. Stephens Herbarium at Emporia State University was established around 1911 by a teacher who began preserving and cataloging local plants as an identification reference for students and the general public. Today the herbarium is a collection of more than 50,000 dried plants. These plants are a permanent record of regional flora, especially for the remaining tallgrass prairie in the Flint Hills of Kansas. Our mission is to document this biodiversity and to maintain the tradition of providing knowledgeable identification of plant specimens for students, scientists, and the general public.
Contacts
Name | Benjamin Kerbs |
Role | Assistant Curator |
bkerbs@emporia.edu |
Name | Jean Schulenberg |
Role | Curator |
jschulen@emporia.edu |
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