Hardin-Simmons University Herbarium (HSU)

Update: HSU transferred to BRIT on 4 November 2021. Contact the BRIT Herbarium, herbarium@brit.org. Founded in 1964, the Hardin-Simmons University Herbarium contains approximately 5,500 specimens, most of which are from Texas, and with a special emphasis on Taylor County. This herbarium collection is being digitized with support from the National Science Foundation (Award #:1902078) in collaboration with the Botanical Research Institute of Texas (contact: Tiana Rehman, trehman@brit.org).

Digitization Lead: Tiana Rehman, trehman@brit.org

Collection Type: Preserved Specimens

Management: Live Data managed directly within data portal

Global Unique Identifier: fa909cad-9082-48ef-a65e-31ab4ee82eac

DwC-Archive Access Point: https://portal.torcherbaria.org/portal/content/dwca/HSU_DwC-A.zip

Digital Metadata: EML File

Usage Rights: CC0 1.0 (Public-domain)

Collection Statistics

5,970 specimen records
2,703 (45%) georeferenced
5,145 (86%) with images (5,145 total images)
5,763 (97%) identified to species
149 families
768 genera
2,048 species
2,304 total taxa (including subsp. and var.)

Extra Statistics

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Geographic Distribution - Oklahoma

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Atoka (11)
Bryan (1)
Caddo (1)
Canadian (1)
Cherokee (45)
Cleveland (2)
Coal (11)
Comanche (2)
Craig (1)
Creek (8)
Delaware (2)
Ellis (1)
Garvin (2)
Grady (6)
Jefferson (10)
Kingfisher (6)
Kiowa (10)
Latimer (18)
Le Flore (6)
Lincoln (8)
Logan (21)
Love (1)
Marshall (1)
Mayes (2)
McClain (6)
McCurtain (74)
Murray (40)
Muskogee (4)
Noble (18)
Oklahoma (2)
Ottawa (2)
Pawnee (13)
Payne (228)
Pittsburg (6)
Pontotoc (4)
Pottawatomie (2)
Pushmataha (40)
Roger Mills (1)
Stephen (1)
Stephens (40)
Texas (1)
Tulsa (2)
Washita (1)
Wichita (4)
Woodward (50)

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Home >> Collection Search Page >> Collection Profile Hardin-Simmons University Herbarium (HSU) Update: HSU transferred to BRIT on 4 November 2021. Contact the BRIT Herbarium, herbarium@brit.org. Founded in 1964, the Hardin-Simmons University Herbarium contains approximately 5,500 specimens, most of which are from Texas, and with a special emphasis on Taylor County. This herbarium collection is being digitized with support from the National Science Foundation (Award #:1902078) in collaboration with the Botanical Research Institute of Texas (contact: Tiana Rehman, trehman@brit.org). Digitization Lead: Tiana Rehman, trehman@brit.org Collection Type: Preserved Specimens Management: Live Data managed directly within data portal Global Unique Identifier: fa909cad-9082-48ef-a65e-31ab4ee82eac DwC-Archive Access Point: https://portal.torcherbaria.org/portal/content/dwca/HSU_DwC-A.zip Digital Metadata: EML File Usage Rights: CC0 1.0 (Public-domain) Collection Statistics 5,970 specimen records 2,703 (45%) georeferenced 5,145 (86%) with images (5,145 total images) 5,763 (97%) identified to species 149 families 768 genera 2,048 species 2,304 total taxa (including subsp. and var.) Extra Statistics Show Geographic Distribution Show Family Distribution Geographic Distribution - Oklahoma Click on the specimen record counts within the parenthesis to return the records for that term Atoka (11) Bryan (1) Caddo (1) Canadian (1) Cherokee (45) Cleveland (2) Coal (11) Comanche (2) Craig (1) Creek (8) Delaware (2) Ellis (1) Garvin (2) Grady (6) Jefferson (10) Kingfisher (6) Kiowa (10) Latimer (18) Le Flore (6) Lincoln (8) Logan (21) Love (1) Marshall (1) Mayes (2) McClain (6) McCurtain (74) Murray (40) Muskogee (4) Noble (18) Oklahoma (2) Ottawa (2) Pawnee (13) Payne (228) Pittsburg (6) Pontotoc (4) Pottawatomie (2) Pushmataha (40) Roger Mills (1) Stephen (1) Stephens (40) Texas (1) Tulsa (2) Washita (1) Wichita (4) Woodward (50)
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