Facilities Support for the Plant Resources Center, University of Texas at Austin

德克萨斯大学植物资源中心（PRC） 包括得克萨斯大学植物标本馆和大部分的 C.L.植物标本馆伦德尔 植物资源中心也是 该网站的一些研究项目，涉及 生产植物区系和专题治疗的范围广泛 植物群。 在过去的15年里， 在植物资源中心， 950,000. 此外，中华人民共和国与植物学 德克萨斯大学的部门进行了广泛的 植物系统学家培训计划。 在未来三年内，中国将获得 伦德尔收藏的剩余部分，大约65,000个标本， 包括重要的类型材料。除了Lundell 材料本身，中国将收到，在未来几个月内， 年，超过75，000个标本欠伦德尔植物标本馆， 交易所（现在将进入中国）。 由于大量涌入 新材料，中华人民共和国已要求额外的植物标本馆 人员、存放新材料的箱子和计算机设备 用于保存记录和启动类型登记册 材料目前存放在中国。 与此同时，Lundell 材料正在纳入中国，较低的植物和 仍被安置在生物实验室的草类， 搬到主楼，从而加入整个收藏 自1975年以来的第一次。 德克萨斯大学 向中国承诺额外的5,000平方米。英尺新的空间 材料 中国统一及收购香港 伦德尔材料将把合并后的得克萨斯-伦德尔植物标本馆 在全国十大标本馆中， 保证中华人民共和国和植物学系 德克萨斯大学继续成为领先的研究和 进化和系统生物学的教学机构。

The Plant Resources Center (PRC) of the University of Texas includes the University of Texas Herbarium and most of the herbarium of C.L. Lundell. The Plant Resources Center is also the site of a number of research programs that involve the production of floras and monographic treatments of a wide range of plant groups. Over the last 15 years, the number of specimens in the Plant Resources Center has increased from 300,000 to 950,000. Moreover, the PRC, in conjunction with the Botany Department of the University of Texas carries out an extensive program for the training of plant systematists. During the next three years, the PRC will receive the remainder of the Lundell collection, about 65,000 specimens, including important type material. In addition to the Lundell material itself, the PRC will receive, during the next several years, over 75,000 specimens owed the Lundell Herbarium in exchange (these will now come to the PRC). Because of the influx of new material, the PRC has requested additional herbarium personnel, cases to house new material, and computer equipment for keeping records and for the initiation of a register of type material now housed in the PRC. At the same time the Lundell material is being incorporated into the PRC, the lower plants and grasses, still housed in the Biological Laboratories will be moved to the Main Building, thereby joining the entire collection for the first time since 1975. The University of Texas has promised the PRC an additional 5,000 sq. ft. of space for the new material. The unification of the PRC and the acquisition of the Lundell material will place the combined Texas-Lundell Herbarium in the top ten herbaria in the country in terms of specimens, and assure that the PRC and the Department of Botany of The University of Texas continue to be a leading research and teaching institution of evolutionary and systematic biology.