Staten Island Museum (SIM)
The Staten Island Museum herbarium (SIM) contains over 25,000 specimens, focused on the flora of Staten Island and the northeastern United States. It is a complete record of the flora of Staten Island, from the 1860s to the present. The core of the herbarium was donated by co-founders Arthur Hollick and Nathaniel Lord Britton, and is composed of specimens they collected during the 1870s-1880s. Specialized sub-collections include hybrid oaks (Hollick/Britton/Davis) and hybrid violets and ferns (Philip Dowell). Aside from vascular plants, the collection also contains mosses, lichens, algae, fungi and slime molds.
Contacts: Colleen Evans, cevans@statenislandmuseum.org
Homepage: http://www.statenislandmuseum.org
Collection Type: Preserved Specimens
Management: Live Data managed directly within data portal
Global Unique Identifier: ce5d3f76-3855-4cda-aaf9-fce6d12f7bfb
DwC-Archive Access Point: https://midatlanticherbaria.org/portal/content/dwca/SIM_DwC-A.zip
Digital Metadata: EML File
Usage Rights: CC BY-NC (Attribution-Non-Commercial)
GBIF Dataset page: http://www.gbif.org/dataset/265a1266-6e01-459e-9d1a-3127c9b222ed
Collection Statistics
- 26,107 specimen records
- 19,335 (74%) georeferenced
- 26,107 (100%) with images (26,209 total images)
- 22,777 (87%) identified to species
- 211 families
- 1,150 genera
- 3,939 species
- 4,197 total taxa (including subsp. and var.)
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