Installation of Mobile Storage and Integration of the Oregon State University and University of Oregon Herbaria

9311927 Liston这个奖项将允许俄勒冈州立大学植物标本室接受并纳入一个重要的历史和系统的研究收集，其中有123,000份植物片，这些植物片被俄勒冈大学植物标本室遗弃了。1993年2月，俄勒冈院校之间签署了一项正式的馆藏转移协议，1991年俄勒冈大学的馆藏被认为不符合其生物系的长期优先事项，此后就开始了讨论。整合计划包括在俄勒冈州立植物标本馆一层的移动压实机中安置俄勒冈州的综合藏品，并将估计有13,000个标本的复制品（除了类型和补充材料）去除，并将它们与旧的植物标本馆案例和复制品一起捐赠给博伊西州立大学。这些集合代表了俄勒冈州植物群的宝贵教学和研究资源。俄勒冈州立大学植物标本室将接受并整合俄勒冈大学植物标本室遗弃的123,000株重要的历史和区域研究植物，因为这些植物不再适合其生物系的长期优先事项。俄勒冈州的综合藏品将被安置在俄勒冈州立植物标本馆一层的移动压实机中，不需要的复制材料，估计有13,000个标本，捐赠给博伊西州立大学。这些集合代表了俄勒冈州植物群的宝贵教学和研究资源。

9311927 Liston This award will allow the Oregon State University Herbarium to accept and incorporate an important historical and systematic research collection of 123,000 plant sheets that is being orphaned by the University of Oregon Herbarium. A formal collection transfer agreement between the Oregon institutions was signed in February, 1993 and follows from discussions begun in 1991 when the University of Oregon collections were deemed not to fit the long range priorities of its biology department. The consolidation plan involves housing the integrated Oregon collections in mobile compactors on one floor of the Oregon State herbarium as well as deaccessioning the duplicates (except for types and complementary material) estimated at 13,000 specimens and donating them along with older herbarium cases and duplicate books to Boise State University. The combined collections represent an invaluable teaching and research resource representing the flora of Oregon. %%% The Oregon State University Herbarium will accept and incorporate an important historical and regional research collection of 123,000 plants that is being orphaned by the University of Oregon Herbarium because the collection no longer fits the long range priorities of its biology department. The integrated Oregon collections will be housed in mobile compactors on one floor of the Oregon State herbarium, with unneeded duplicate material, estimated at 13,000 specimens, donated to Boise State University. The combined collections represent an invaluable teaching and research resource representing the flora of Oregon.