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Specimen Record

ContinentNorth America
CountryUnited States
State/ProvinceWisconsin
LocalityWisconsin
Latitude45
Longitude-90
Institution CodeF
Collection CodeBotany
Catalog NumberV0549193f
Collected ByJ. H. Schuette
Date Collected1889-09-10

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Field Museum of Natural History (Botany) Seed Plant Collection

Strong representation of neotropical taxa is credited to the many floristic projects and collection-oriented research programs, an integral part of the department since its inception. Especially rich are holdings in the neotropical families Rubiaceae, Asteraceae, Palmae, Fabaceae, Piperaceae and Solanaceae, primarily due to the work of present or former staff botanists. The Central American material is overall one of the world's finest single collections with special strengths in Guatemala, Honduras and Costa Rica. The South American collections are important with special strengths in Venezuela, Colombia, Ecuador and Peru. A good representation in North American taxa is found, especially for Missouri and Illinois, and unmarked types are commonly discovered in these holdings.

Contacts

Name Sharon Grant
RoleInformation Systems Director
Emailsgrant@fieldmuseum.org
Name Matt von Konrat
RoleHead of Botany Collections
Emailmvonkonrat@fieldmuseum.org
Name Sharon Grant
RoleInformation Systems Director
Emailsgrant@fieldmuseum.org
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