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Mentzelia multiflora. Image by: Liz Makings. Courtesy of: ASU Vascular Plant Herbarium.

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Mammillaria grahamii. Image by: Liz Makings. Courtesy of: ASU Vascular Plant Herbarium.

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Eustoma exaltatum. Image by: Patrick Alexander.

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Gaillardia pulchella. Image by: Max Licher. Courtesy of: ASU Vascular Plant Herbarium.

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Asclepias brachystephana. Image by: Sue Carnahan.

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Datura wrightii. Image by: Max Licher. Courtesy of: ASU Vascular Plant Herbarium.

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Viola pedata. Image by: Frankie Coburn.

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Mammillaria grahamii. Image by: L. R. Landrum. Courtesy of: ASU Vascular Plant Herbarium.

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Eustoma exaltatum. Image by: Liz Makings.

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Gaillardia pulchella. Image by: Max Licher. Courtesy of: ASU Vascular Plant Herbarium.

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Welcome to TORCH Data Portal

The Texas Oklahoma Regional Consortium of Herbaria (TORCH) was developed to advocate for and to organize approximately 4 million plant specimens across more than 50 herbaria in the two-state region. Learn more about TORCH and its members at torcherbaria.org.

The TORCH data portal provides access to specimen data and associated images from our herbaria to facilitate botanical research for the purpose of conservation, management, and education. This is an open access portal powered by Symbiota (symbiota.org). Our data records are aggregated by iDigBio (idigbio.org; the National Resource for Advancing Digitization of Biodiversity Collections, funded by the National Science Foundation). New records are made available as specimens are digitized (imaged, databased, and georeferenced) by participating herbaria. If you are interested in assisting with digitization efforts, please contact the appropriate curator or collections manager.

To learn more about the features and capabilities of the Symbiota software used by this portal, visit the Symbiota Help Pages.

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Search Taxon HIDE CAPTION Mentzelia multiflora. Image by: Liz Makings. Courtesy of: ASU Vascular Plant Herbarium. SHOW CAPTION HIDE CAPTION Mammillaria grahamii. Image by: Liz Makings. Courtesy of: ASU Vascular Plant Herbarium. SHOW CAPTION HIDE CAPTION Eustoma exaltatum. Image by: Patrick Alexander. SHOW CAPTION HIDE CAPTION Gaillardia pulchella. Image by: Max Licher. Courtesy of: ASU Vascular Plant Herbarium. SHOW CAPTION HIDE CAPTION Asclepias brachystephana. Image by: Sue Carnahan. SHOW CAPTION HIDE CAPTION Datura wrightii. Image by: Max Licher. Courtesy of: ASU Vascular Plant Herbarium. SHOW CAPTION HIDE CAPTION Viola pedata. Image by: Frankie Coburn. SHOW CAPTION HIDE CAPTION Mammillaria grahamii. Image by: L. R. Landrum. Courtesy of: ASU Vascular Plant Herbarium. SHOW CAPTION HIDE CAPTION Eustoma exaltatum. Image by: Liz Makings. SHOW CAPTION HIDE CAPTION Gaillardia pulchella. Image by: Max Licher. Courtesy of: ASU Vascular Plant Herbarium. SHOW CAPTION Welcome to TORCH Data Portal The Texas Oklahoma Regional Consortium of Herbaria (TORCH) was developed to advocate for and to organize approximately 4 million plant specimens across more than 50 herbaria in the two-state region. Learn more about TORCH and its members at torcherbaria.org. The TORCH data portal provides access to specimen data and associated images from our herbaria to facilitate botanical research for the purpose of conservation, management, and education. This is an open access portal powered by Symbiota (symbiota.org). Our data records are aggregated by iDigBio (idigbio.org; the National Resource for Advancing Digitization of Biodiversity Collections, funded by the National Science Foundation). New records are made available as specimens are digitized (imaged, databased, and georeferenced) by participating herbaria. If you are interested in assisting with digitization efforts, please contact the appropriate curator or collections manager. To learn more about the features and capabilities of the Symbiota software used by this portal, visit the Symbiota Help Pages.
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