Resources of Australian Herbaria

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Gauba Herbarium

HERBARIUM CODE:

GAU

CITES number:

(AU033 - The Australian National University)

HERBARIUM NAME:

Gauba Herbarium

DEPARTMENT / ORGANISATION:

Division of Botany and Zoology, Australian National University

CONTACT DETAILS
Street Address:

Daley Rd, Australian National University

Postal Address:

PO Box 4

City:

Canberra

State:

ACT

Postcode:

2601

Telephone:

(02) 6249 0774

Facsimile:

(02) 6249 5573

Email:

Barbara.Austin@anu.edu.au

Location:

Gould Building, Division of Botany and Zoology

AUTHORITY/STATUS:

University

ACCESS:

by appointment

ASSOCIATED LIVING COLLECTION:

none

FOUNDATION:

1961

FUNCTIONS:

teaching, reference and research

GEOGRAPHIC SCOPE:

Australia, especially ACT and NSW

TAXONOMIC SCOPE:

all groups, mainly Angiosperms

 

NUMBER OF SPECIMENS:

Total

Types

Angiosperms

-

-

Dicots

20000

9

Monocots

5000

-

Gymnosperms

150

-

Pteridophytes

400

-

Mosses

150

-

Liverworts

150

-

Lichens

800

-

Fungi

150

-

Algae

100

-

Fossils

-

-

Wood Samples

-

-

Accessioned

-

-

Unaccessioned

-

-

Computerisation

Status:

-

Database Name:

-

Database Description:

-

Number of Specimen Records:

-

Access:

-

Email and Internet:

-

Additional Collections

Significant Historical Collections:

Gauba

Significant Special Collections:

-

Ancillary Collections:

-

Photographic Collections:

-

Botanical Library:

Australian Angiosperms especially NSW

Staff and Support

Director:

-

Curator:

-

Manager:

-

Chief Botanist:

-

Taxonomists:

M.D. Crisp

Ecologists/Evolutionary Biologists:

-

Technical Officers:

Barbara Austin

Volunteers:

-

Associates:

-

Associated Research

Taxonomic:

-

Non-Taxonomic:

-

Publications

Relating to the Collection:

-

Relating to the Herbarium:

-

Notes:

Primarily a teaching collection. Part of Gauba’s collection is now in CANB. The Herbarium also houses voucher collections from departmental taxonomic, ecological and other research.


Prepared for the web by Murray Fagg, last updated 4 June, 2003