Orchid (Orchidaceae) diversity within Herbarium Croaticum (ZA) collection sensu stricto

Šegota, Vedran; Vilović, Tihana; Zovko, Ivana

doi:10.20302/nc.2018.28.23

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“…The processing of a large array of herbarium data is a necessary condition for solving diverse scientific botanical questions. One of the modern trends of herbarium curation is the digitization of collections [1][2][3][4][5][6][7][8][9][10][11][12], which involves three processes: data entry, making digital images of specimens, and georeferencing. First of all, this guarantees the preservation and long-term use of scientifically valuable objects for identification, analysis and generalization of information.…”

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Database and Digitization of Regional Historical Herbaria: A Case Study of Margittai Collection in the Uzhhorod National University Herbarium (UU)

Mihaly,

Sabadosh,

Roman

et al. 2024

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The digitization of herbarium collections guarantees a preservation and long-term use of scientifically valuable objects, e.g., wide and convenient access to these materials online and exchange between institutions. These are also important elements in the education and popularization of botanical knowledge. No less significant is the practical aspect of these studies due to the danger of these collections’ destruction as a result of Russian aggression—some of them have already been destroyed. The analyzed Margittai collection (1500 specimens) is kept at the Uzhhorod National University Herbarium (UU) and belongs to the historical and regional ones. This material is valuable because of its scientific, historical and cultural significance. By the initiative and thanks to the efforts of Prof. S. Fodor, the studied collection (most of which are doublet specimens) was transferred in 1965 from the Hungarian Natural History Museum (BP), where the main herbarium of the researcher is preserved (40,000 specimens), to the Uzhhorod State University. Due to the fact that the collection has not been studied, in 2021, the authors began a special investigation of this collection and assessment of its current state. The structure of the database has been developed, it is being filled, and the digitization of type materials has begun.

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Database and Digitization of Regional Historical Herbaria: A Case Study of Margittai Collection in the Uzhhorod National University Herbarium (UU)

Mihaly,

Sabadosh,

Roman

et al. 2024

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“…Herbarium Croaticum (ZA) is the largest and the oldest registered plant collection in Croatia (herbariumcroaticum.biol.pmf.hr). Its vascular plant collection has been in the process of digitisation for the last two decades, resulting in the publication of several papers (Šegota et al, 2017, 2019, Rešetnik et al, 2019, 2020, Terlević & Rešetnik, 2020, Vilović et al, 2020, Zeko et al, 2020. However, little was known about its bryophyte collection other than from available literature (Alegro & Šegota, 2022).…”

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New species and noteworthy records from Herbarium Croaticum (ZA) bryophyte collection

Bučar,

Šegota,

Rimac

et al. 2023

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Prior to this research little was known about the historical Herbarium Croaticum (ZA) bryophyte collection. In 2021 and 2022 the historical bryophyte collection from ZA herbarium was systemised, nomenclaturally revised and geocoded within Flora Croatica Database, revealing as many as 1982 specimens of 335 species gathered across Croatia prior to 2000. Among them, Hylocomiastrum umbratum and Timmiella barbuloides were found to be the new, so-far forgotten species in Croatian bryoflora. From a herbarium voucher, Heterocladium dimorphum was finally confirmed for Croatia. Additionally, noteworthy specimens of rare and underrecorded species, the oldest records and new, previously unknown localities, were presented. Ultimately, the discovered herbarium vouchers provide a revision and verification of historical records previously known only from literature.

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Orchid (Orchidaceae) diversity within Herbarium Croaticum (ZA) collection sensu stricto

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Database and Digitization of Regional Historical Herbaria: A Case Study of Margittai Collection in the Uzhhorod National University Herbarium (UU)

Database and Digitization of Regional Historical Herbaria: A Case Study of Margittai Collection in the Uzhhorod National University Herbarium (UU)

New species and noteworthy records from Herbarium Croaticum (ZA) bryophyte collection

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