This is what 105 vouchers of Cercis canadensis look like with floral specimens still to be mounted, digitized, and accessioned #iamabotanist #herbariumlife #Cercis #Cercis circus #dissertation
Playing around with video while imaging #herbarium specimens today. Wish our lightboxes didn't make these horizontal lines when you try and photograph them... #HerbariumLife
I needed a mental break from work tasks this afternoon -- made a work-themed NY herbarium snowflake from scrap paper #HerbariumLife
Curation technician Kane is using advanced techniques to ensure optimum glue levels in the mounting room! #HerbariumLife
On this #TaxonomistappreciationDay here is Anne Dubearnes checking identifications and doing a taxonomic revision of Malesia Embelia for her PhD. #herbariumlife
Exciting news! I spent an incredible month at Kew Gardens working in the herbarium, collecting fruits from around the world. The opportunity to explore and learn about botanical diversity was truly amazing. 🌍✨ #KewGardens #BotanicalExploration #HerbariumLife #FruitCollection
Can anyone spot an place name in this handwritten label? It's an alga from Scandinavia held Herbarium Manchester #herbariumlife #HerbTranslator #cursivehandwritting
Curatorial Staff are busy sorting Asters this #FloraFriday morning! #HerbariumLife #CollectionsAreImportant
Re-curating an #accession of mycological specimens from Mozambique in the #FarlowHerbarium today. What are you doing this #FungusFriday ? #HerbariumLife #Archival #BestPractices
Mistakes happen, even in a great #herbarium . It is a bit unfortunate though if specimen labels were switched accidentally and both specimens are types. 😬😳
But great if one can figure that problem out. 😁
#HerbariumLife #CuratorLife
For some reason Pita Pit in Starkville really wants us to know about their new management. #herbariumlife
The “☹️” annotation on this mixed #Passiflora collection (leaves of one species glued to look like they belong to the stems of a completely different species) is priceless—though, not exactly a ‘best practice’! #herbariumlife
#InternationalDayOfHappiness John Gerard's Herball of 1636 celebrates Borage, the starflower: 'Ego Borago, Gaudia semper ago (I, Borage, bring always joys)'. #Herbal #herbariumlife