History

The Kansas State University Herbarium (KSC is our official acronym) was established in 1877 and is among the oldest, largest, and most diverse collections of preserved plants in the Great Plains region. It has a rich history of activity, both in basic taxonomic research and applied work.

>>>> History

 
 

Collections

Historical materials date from the 1830's, and noteworthy collections include: specimens of F. Lindheimer, J. B. Mead, and C. Wright; a seed collection of over 2000 specimens; and the Reed Bryophyte Herbarium.

>>>> Noteworthy collections

 
 
 

 

   

People

>>>> Meet the herbarium staff
>>>> Get involved!

 
 

Support

Friends of the Kansas State University Herbarium has been established to promote the resources of the Herbarium and support their enhancement.

>>>> Friends of the Herbarium

 
 
 

 

   
   
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