Sampling the green world : innovative concepts of collection, preservation, and storage of plant diversity

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Sampling the green world : innovative concepts of collection, preservation, and storage of plant diversity

edited by Tod F. Stuessy and S.H. Sohmer

Columbia University Press, c1996

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Based on a symposium, sponsored by the Botanical Research Institute of Texas and the Herbarium of the Ohio State University, held in Fort Worth, Tex., Nov. 19-20, 1993

Includes bibliographical references and indexes

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Scientists are becoming increasingly concerned that only 15% of plant and animal diversity has been catalogued to date. In this text, 21 leading experts in systematic botany outline a plan for mapping phytodiversity in the next half century. The book opens with a historical overview and a consideration of societal and scientific needs from plant collections. The contributors provide a comprehensive look at the protocols and procedures for collecting, documenting, storing and preserving specimens and consider methods of retaining images for plants that cannot be sampled. The book closes with a discussion of techniques for dealing with specimens that have already been collected, considering that many storage environments may need to be improved.

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