Herbarium Improvement and Development of a Consolidated Vascular Plant Database for Western South Dakota and Eastern Wyoming

南达科他州西部和怀俄明州东部综合维管植物数据库的植物标本室改进和开发

• 批准号: 0545102
• 负责人: Mark Gabel
• 金额: $ 46.29万
• 依托单位: Black Hills State University
• 依托单位国家: 美国
• 项目类别: Continuing Grant
• 财政年份: 2006
• 资助国家: 美国
• 起止时间: 2006-04-01 至 2010-03-31
• 项目状态: 已结题
• 来源: https://www.nsf.gov/awardsearch/showAward?AWD_ID=0545102&HistoricalAwards=false
• 关键词: Herbarium; Improvement; Development; Consolidated; Vascular

A grant has been awarded to Black Hills State University under the direction of Dr. Mark L. Gabel to double herbarium storage capacity and to construct a web-searchable database of nearly all vascular plants from western South Dakota and eastern Wyoming. The area, especially the Black Hills and Bear Lodge Mountains, have a high biological diversity, but because plant specimens are located in numerous herbaria and are not available in an accessible database, relatively little is known about the flora of the region. Plant specimens from 16 herbaria will be included in the database. All label data from each specimen will be recorded, species names will be corrected or updated as necessary, and georeferencing will be completed to allow production of species distribution maps. During the three-year project, construction of the database will be done with help from graduate students at three universities and undergraduate students from two universities. The web access will provide a database for classes and for undergraduate research at Black Hills State University and other institutions. A workshop for secondary education teachers will facilitate development of web-based research for high school students. The database and a workshop for land managers will allow more informed management of public and private lands in the region.

一笔赠款已授予布莱克山州立大学的指导下，博士马克L。Gabel将植物标本馆的存储容量增加一倍，并建立一个可在网上搜索的数据库，收录了南达科他州西部和怀俄明州东部几乎所有的维管植物。 该地区，特别是黑山和熊洛奇山脉，具有高度的生物多样性，但由于植物标本位于众多的植物标本库中，无法在可访问的数据库中获得，因此对该地区的植物群知之甚少。来自16个植物标本馆的植物标本将被纳入数据库。将记录每个标本的所有标签数据，必要时将更正或更新物种名称，并完成地理参考，以制作物种分布图。在为期三年的项目中，数据库的建设将在三所大学的研究生和两所大学的本科生的帮助下完成。 网络访问将为布莱克山州立大学和其他机构的课程和本科生研究提供一个数据库。为中等教育教师举办的讲习班将促进为高中学生开展基于网络的研究。该数据库和土地管理人员讲习班将使该区域的公共和私人土地得到更知情的管理。