University of Michigan Herbarium

P. Rogers, Research Museum Collection Manager

The University of Michigan Herbarium houses ca. 290,000 specimens of fungi, including 6,517 types. The holdings are particularly strong in North American higher fungi.

Important collections include those of D. Baxter, R. Fogel, C. H. Kauffman, E. B. Mains, R. L. Shaffer, A. H. Smith, and F. K. Sparrow. Several historically or geographically important collections, originally in private hands, are also incorporated, including those of H. A. Kelly and E. Trueblood, and the Wells-Kempton Herbarium.

Search Fungus Specimens Database

MICH policy concerning destructive sampling for DNA extraction

The following mycological resources are available from the Digitial Library of the University of Michigan:

Fungus Images Collection

Krieger's Watercolors of Fungi

Fungus Monographs

Fungus Records Collection

Return to: > Collections and Databases		P. Rogers, Research Museum Collection Manager The University of Michigan Herbarium houses ca. 290,000 specimens of fungi, including 6,517 types. The holdings are particularly strong in North American higher fungi. Important collections include those of D. Baxter, R. Fogel, C. H. Kauffman, E. B. Mains, R. L. Shaffer, A. H. Smith, and F. K. Sparrow. Several historically or geographically important collections, originally in private hands, are also incorporated, including those of H. A. Kelly and E. Trueblood, and the Wells-Kempton Herbarium. Search Fungus Specimens Database MICH policy concerning destructive sampling for DNA extraction The following mycological resources are available from the Digitial Library of the University of Michigan: Fungus Images Collection Krieger's Watercolors of Fungi Fungus Monographs Fungus Records Collection
		University of Michigan Herbarium Last Updated 15 June 2004