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Austin Peay State University Herbarium (APSC)

Established in 1942, the Austin Peay State University Herbarium (APSC) has roughly 120,000 specimens and is the second largest herbarium in the Kentucky/Tennessee region. In 2017, APSC nearly doubled from its previous size due to the acquisition of the former Western Kentucky University herbarium (WKU) and Davies Herbarium of Louisville (DHL). Although located in Clarksville Tennessee, the APSC collection is mostly Kentucky-based with significant collections from the Louisville, Bowling Green, and Land Between the Lakes areas. Under the curation of Dwayne Estes and the management of Mason Brock, APSC has become one of the fastest growing herbaria in the Southeast, with new specimens being accessioned on a daily basis. In addition to an active graduate student program, APSC is also the home of the Southeastern Grasslands Initiative (SGI) which places it at the forefront of taxonomy and conservation science.

Significant contributors: Edward Chester, Alfred Clebsch, William H. Ellis, Dwayne Estes, Robert Kral, and Max Medley

In order to uphold our conservation and education based values, and to advance the purpose of this herbarium digitization project, APSC has chosen a policy of information openness regarding collection localities. Specimen images will be promptly supplied to all users upon request, with exception for taxa of extreme global rarity (G1) or those threatened with economic exploitation.
Contactos: Mason Brock, Collections Manager (masebrock@gmail.com)
Tipo de Colección: Preserved Specimens
Administración: Datos en vivo administrados directamente dentro del portal de datos
Identificador único Global: 25b418e1-125e-4a85-9ef2-8f02593ebb55
Metadata Digital: EML File
Derechos de Uso: CC0 1.0 (Public-domain)
Estadísticas de Colección
  • 123,161 registros de especímenes
  • 658 (0.53%) georeferenciado
  • 121,864 (99%) con imágenes (122,185 imágenes en total)
  • 121,717 (99%) identificado a las especies
  • 246 familias
  • 1,726 géneros
  • 7,378 especies
  • 7,604 total taxa (including subsp. and var.)
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