Herbarium of the University of Coimbra (COI)
Authors: Herbarium of the University of Coimbra;
doi: 10.15468/7x9xtx
Herbarium of the University of Coimbra (COI)
Abstract
COI has c. 800.000 specimens, organised in separate collections due to the research priorities over the years. The General collection retains the original organisation of the herbarium and is by Dalla Torre’s Genera siphonogamarum of 1900-1907 (Gen. siphon.). The organisation of the sub-Saharan African plants emphasises the connections with the British Museum and Kew following Bentham & Hooker’s Genera plantarum of 1862-1883 (Gen. pl.). The Portuguese plants follow Pereira Coutinho’s Flora de Portugal (2nd ed., revised by R. T. Palhinha 1939). The Cryptogams are being organised alphabetically.
Keywords
Occurrence, specimens, collection, Plants, Specimen, herbarium
Occurrence, specimens, collection, Plants, Specimen, herbarium
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