Estonian Museum of Natural History Department of Mycology
Authors: Marja-Liisa Kämärä;
doi: 10.15468/azgwcu
Estonian Museum of Natural History Department of Mycology
Abstract
The mycological herbarium includes approximately 2,450 plant specimens. The unlichenized fungi collection contains 250 samples. Of the more than 2,200 specimens included in the lichen i.e. lichenized fungi collection, approximately 1,600 were collected in Estonia and 600 from abroad (mainly Scandinavia and other parts of Europe). The oldest samples in the herbarium date back to the year 1870.
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