Herbarium Alchemillarum Acronym: MW

«Herbarium Alchemillarum» профессора В. Н. Тихомирова — одна из именных коллекций Гербария Московского университета. В «Herbarium Alchemillarum» хранятся 3733 образца, принадлежащие к 119 видам. Многие виды представлены в Гербарии Московского университета только в этой коллекции. Самые представительные сборы имеются из Московской и Владимирской областей и Республики Мордовия. В общей сложности В. Н. Тихомирову передали свои сборы несколько сотен человек. «Herbarium Alchemillarum» хранился на кафедре морфологии и систематики высших растений вплоть до 2000 года, когда после кончины В. Н. Тихомирова по настоянию куратора И. А. Губанова это собрание было передано в Гербарий. Профессор В. Н. Тихомиров не проверял определения манжеток в географических разделах Гербария, опираясь исключительно на собственную коллекцию. Однако она во всех отношениях превосходна, и почти в два раза превышает прочий материал по роду из Восточной Европы. Исходя из этого, было принято решение хранить и впредь эту коллекцию отдельно в качестве одного из именных собраний. Согласно практике, сложившейся в Гербарии, подготовлен полный каталог этой коллекции.

ID: MW-HerbAlchem

Herbarium of the Siberian Federal University Acronym: KRSU

The Herbarium of the Siberian Federal University (KRSU) is located in Krasnoyarsk. The herbarium was founded in 1975, which coincides with the formation of the Department of Ecology of Krasnoyarsk State University. The basis of the processed inserted collections are student collections, mainly from summer field practice at the biological station, starting in 1968. After 1975, the collections began to be formalized accordingly, specimens began to arrive from different regions of the former USSR, where students and teachers worked in expeditions. Since 1984, the herbarium has been purposefully replenished with collections of N.V. Stepanov from various regions of Southern Siberia. In 1995, after the formation of the Department of Forest Biogeocenology, the herbarium was transferred to it and moved to a separate facility; staff units appeared. In 2007, the herbarium became an independent division within the Institute of Fundamental Biology and Biotechnology of the Siberian Federal University. The herbarium collections comprise over 30,000 specimens of vascular plants, 15,000–20,000 specimens of bryophytes and lichens; more than 100 type specimens. Currently, the KRSU Herbarium comprise materials reflecting the diversity of plants in the Krasnoyarsk Krai and other regions of Russia and the world. The Electronic Herbarium of the Siberian Federal University KRSU (http://krsu.sfu-kras.ru/) was created in 2013 and has not been updated since. In December 2024, these data were transferred to the Moscow Digital Herbarium (1,268 specimens) and published in GBIF.

ID: KRSU

Moscow University Herbarium Acronym: MW

The Moscow University Herbarium (MW) is focused on the flora of temperate Eurasia with a pronounced emphasis on the flora of Russia. With six staff members, it is the second largest herbarium in Russia after the Komarov Institute (LE). Collections of MW include 1 011 253 specimens of ca. 37,000 species of vascular plants and 2,001 species of bryophytes. MW holds some important historical collections by G.F. Hoffmann, J.F. Ehrhart, C.B. Trinius, J.R. and J.G.A. Forsters, etc. So far we have found 4.6K type specimens. We received a grant from the Russian Science Foundation in 2015-2018 for digitisation and over 786K specimens were scanned.

ID: MW

Herbarium of Tula State Pedagogical University Acronym: TUL

Tula State Lev Tolstoy Pedagogical University is an educational and scientific institution that supports various types of scientific activities including research on biodiversity and nature conservation. It is a holder of some biological collections such as herbarium of vascular plants, mosses, and fungi collected mainly from the territory of the Tula Oblast and neighbouring regions.

ID: TUL

Herbarium of Tula State University Acronym: TULGU

The scanning of the Herbarium of the Tula State University (TULGU) is under the joint grant 19-44-710002 r_a "Assessment of the diversity and visualization of the flora of the Tula region using modern information technologies" (supervisor T.Yu. Svetasheva, TulSPU). Scans of this herbarium will appear on the MSU Digital Herbarium portal (https://plant.depo.msu.ru/) as a separate collection. In total, according to the project, it is planned to digitize five Tula regional herbaria.

ID: TULGU

Digital Pictures of Living Plants Acronym: MW-DigiPic

Digital pictures of living plants deposited as vouchers cited in publications.

ID: MW-DigiPic

Moscow University Bryological Herbarium Acronym: MW

Гербарий мохообразных — один из отделов Гербария Московского университета (77 086 образцов на конец 2016 г.). Очень активно пополняется, отдел вырос за 12 лет на 33 327 образцов (или на 76,2%). Сегодня Гербарий Московского университета является одним из ведущих центров по изучению и документации разнообразия мхов. Многие результаты печатаются в журнале "Arctoa", который создается сотрудниками МГУ. Наиболее заметен рост коллекций из Сибири и Дальнего Востока, которые увеличились с 2005 г. в 3,3 раза. При этом важные материалы поступили от В. Э. Федосова с Таймыра и плато Путорана (около 6 тыс. образцов), подготовившего за этот период кандидатскую и докторскую диссертации по бриофлоре этих территорий. Более чем на 5 тыс. образцов выросли коллекции с юга Дальнего Востока благодаря экспедициям М. С. Игнатова, Е. А. Игнатовой и В. Э. Федосова. Без малого на 3 тыс. образцов выросли якутские коллекции благодаря плодотворным поездкам М. С. и Е. А. Игнатовых. Обильные сборы с севера Дальнего Востока поступили от В. Э. Федосова с Командорских островов и Камчатки. Активно пополнялись кавказские коллекции сборами из Краснодарского края и Дагестана (М. С. Игнатов, Е. А. Игнатова, В. Э. Федосов и др.). Не прекращается работа по изучению бриофлоры Тебердинского заповедника на стационаре кафедры геоботаники МГУ (Карачаево-Черкесия). Коллекции с российского Кавказа выросли в 2,3 раза. Из Восточной Европы рекордно большие материалы поступили от М. Н. Кожина, собранные при изучении бриофлоры Мурманской обл.

ID: MW-Bryo

Herbarium of the Museum-Reserve "Kulikovo Field" Acronym: KULPOL

The scanning of the Herbarium of the Museum-Reserve "Kulikovo Field", Tula (KULPOL) is under the joint grant 19-44-710002 r_a "Assessment of the diversity and visualization of the flora of the Tula region using modern information technologies" (supervisor T.Yu. Svetasheva, TulSPU). Scans of this herbarium will appear on the MSU Digital Herbarium portal (https://plant.depo.msu.ru/) as a separate collection. In total, according to the project, it is planned to digitize five Tula regional herbaria.

ID: KULPOL

Herbarium of the Institute of Biological Problems of the North, FEB RAS Acronym: MAG

The Herbarium of the Institute of Biological Problems of the North, FEB RAS in Magadan (MAG) was founded in 1970 and consists of collections of vascular plants, fungi, lichens and bryophytes. The herbarium of vascular plants includes the collections of the Institute staff since 1970, as well as specimens of earlier years (1940-1960) transferred from the land survey expedition. The herbarium is constantly contributed by new collections. The herbarium contains specimens of 1,700+ species of vascular plants. The total number of specimens exceeds 110,000. Mostly, these are collections from the Magadan Region and adjacent territories - Primorye, Kamchatka, Chukotka, the Commander Islands, etc. Vascular plants are arranged according to the Engler's system, genera are assigned numbers according to Dalla Torre, within genera - alphabetically. The geographical principle of location is also maintained. An electronic catalog of herbarium labels exists for individual families and genera. Since 2006, all new collections of plants have been entered into the catalog.

ID: MAG

Samara University Herbarium Acronym: SMR

The Interdepartmental Educational and Scientific Laboratory Herbarium was established in 2007 in accordance with the decision of the Academic Council of the Biological Faculty, the Scientific and Technical Council and the order of the Rector of Samara State University. Since 2003, the Herbarium has been registered in Index Herbariorum as SMR. The idea of ​​creating the Herbarium at Samara University belongs to Doctor of Biological Sciences, Honorary Professor Tamara Ivanovna Plaksina, who studied the flora of the Volga-Ural region for several decades. The Herbarium is based on collections of vascular plants made by students of the Biological Department of the Chemical and Biological Faculty of Kuibyshev State University in June and July 1971 in the vicinity of the village of Rozhdestveno (Volzhsky District) and the village of Uzyukovo (Stavropol district) of Samara Oblast. In subsequent years, the collection was replenished mainly by biology students, postgraduate students, faculty and educational support staff of the Department of Ecology, Botany and Nature Conservation of Samara University, as well as botanists and geographers from other institutions. Currently, the Herbarium contains four collections: vascular plants (over 35K specimens), lichens (over 10K specimens), bryophytes (ca. 800 specimens) and non-lichenized fungi (50 specimens). Since 2021, the Herbarium of Samara University has included the collection of the Samara State Social and Pedagogical University, numbering 6K+ herbarium specimens. The vast majority of samples presented in the Herbarium of Samara University were collected in Samara and Orenburg Oblasts, but there are also collections from other regions. In 2023, the Digital Herbarium of Samara University (https://herbarium.ssau.ru/collections) was created to expand public access to the created botanical collections. Digitization is performed on a Microtek ObjectScan 1600 scanner according to international standards with a resolution of 600 dpi. In April 2025, these data were duplicated in the Digital Herbarium of Moscow State University and published in GBIF.

ID: SMR

Moscow University Type Herbarium Acronym: MW

Типовая коллекция сосудистых растений насчитывает около 5000 образцов, из которых 4828 отсканированы. Это типовые образцы всех рангов от голотипов до паратипов. Они оцифрованы с разрешением 600 dpi. Гербарии Линнея и Форстеров пока не оцифрованы.

ID: MW-Type

Herbarium of the Institute of Water and Ecological Problems, FEB RAS Acronym: KHA

The herbarium of the Institute of Water and Ecological Problems, Far Eastern Branch of the Russian Academy of Sciences (Khabarovsk) comprises collections from various years and by various collectors working in the Khabarovsk and Primorsky Krais, the Jewish Autonomous Region, and Amur Oblast. The foundation of the modern herbarium was laid in 1968, simultaneously with the founding of the institute. At that time, field teams traveled to remote areas of the taiga and highlands. As early as 1975–1976, endemic plants from the Geran and Dzhugdzhur highlands appeared in the collections. Some of these were described as species new to science; later, endemic plants from the Badzhal, Sikhote-Alin, and the Zeya, Uda, and Amgun river basins were collected. In the 1990s, due to a detailed study of the central regions of Khabarovsk Krai, the repository was replenished with rare relict species, the majority of which were located on its northern and northeastern borders. In the 2000s–2010s, the herbarium was expanded with collections from the Amur River valley, the basins of its tributaries, and remote and poorly explored territories: the basins of the Ulya, Kur, and Nilan rivers, the coast of the Tatar Strait, etc. The main value of the herbarium is represented by rare and endangered plant species listed in the Red Data Books of the Russian Federation and Khabarovsk Krai, discovered in new areas and locations of Khabarovsk Krai that are not listed in the standard floras. In February 2006, the herbarium was listed in Index Herbariorum under KHA acronym. In January 2025, the database of the Herbarium of the Institute of Water and Ecological Problems became available in the Moscow Digital Herbarium (15,686 specimens), and images are gradually being added to it.

ID: KHA

Herbarium of the Kuzbass Botanical Garden Acronym: KUZ

The herbarium of the Kuzbass Botanical Garden (KUZ) contains ca. 60,000 specimens of vascular plants from Kemerovo Province, Kazakhstan, Siberia, Mongolia, and 24 type specimens. Collection of bryophytes contains 5,000 specimens from Altai Krai, Primorsky Krai, Kemerovo Province, Novosibirsk Province, Altai Republic, Kazakhstan. Collection “Flora of Kazakhstan and Central Asia” includes herbarium specimens from East, Central and South Kazakhstan. Collections by the genera Stipa, Festuca, and Artemisia are of special interest. Iconographic collections (drawings of plants) contains 350 species. This is the most active and probably the largest herbarium of the Kemerovo Province - it contains 19,000 specimens on the flora of the region. Herbarium team will digitize all its collections in 2020–2022 at 600 dpi using the Microtek 1600 Object Scan. These images will be published in the Moscow Digital Herbarium.

ID: KUZ

Atlas of the Russian Flora Acronym: ATLAS

Actual (rough) maps of the "Atlas of the Russian Flora"

ID: ATLAS

Herbarium of the Tula Museum Acronym: TKM

The scanning of the Herbarium of the Tula Regional Museum of Local Lore (TKM) is carried out under the joint grant 19-44-710002 r_a "Assessment of the diversity and visualization of the flora of the Tula region using modern information technologies" (supervisor T.Yu. Svetasheva, TulSPU). Scans of this herbarium will appear on the MSU Digital Herbarium portal (https://plant.depo.msu.ru/) as a separate collection. In total, according to the project, it is planned to digitize five Tula regional herbaria.

ID: TKM

Herbarium of the Main Botanical Garden, RAS Acronym: MHA

Details are available in Index Herbariorum: http://sweetgum.nybg.org/science/ih/herbarium_details.php?irn=125202

ID: MHA

Herbarium of Irkutsk State University Acronym: IRKU

Smirnov Herbarium of the Department of Botany of Irkutsk State University (IRK) is the largest herbarium in Eastern Siberia. The volume of collections is 150,000+ specimens. The herbarium is subdivided into seven units: Asian Russia, General, Historical, Typical, Cryptogamous, Educational herbarium and Doublet fund. The Asian Russia unit is the most extensive with 86,000+ specimens. Within the framework of the project supported by the program of RFBR and the Irkutsk Region (project No. 20-45-380009), the main funds of the herbarium are being digitized and the information system “Digital Herbarium of Baikal Siberia” is being created, which will provide researchers with open access to the materials of the collection of Irkutsk State University.

ID: IRKU

Образцы из протологов Acronym: RU-TYPES

Образцы, процитированные в протологах видов, описанных с территории России

ID: RU-TYPES

ДНК растений Acronym: MW-DNA

ID: MW-DNA