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Renovation of the Collection Range of the University of Michigan Herbarium

Renovation of the Collection Range of the University of Michigan Herbarium
密歇根大学植物标本馆收藏范围翻新
批准号:
9221403
负责人:
William Anderson
金额:
$36.86万
依托单位国家:
美国
项目类别:
Standard Grant
财政年份:
1993
资助国家:
美国
项目状态:
已结题
起止时间:
1993-11-15 至 1995-10-31

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中文摘要
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9221403安德森这项支持将使密歇根大学植物标本馆购买和安装一个压实系统和新的橱柜,以缓解严重的拥挤,并适应收集增长。 这一安装将与大学的50万美元的植物标本馆改造计划相结合,其中一部分涉及安装一个气候控制系统,这对保护收藏品免受侵扰至关重要。密歇根州的植物标本馆是系统和生物多样性研究中最重要的植物收藏之一,非常活跃,是全国最好的策划之一。 由于其活动水平,收藏拥挤已成为关键;植物标本馆翻新和安装压缩机存储系统的成本分摊解决方案是创造性的,机会主义的和具有成本效益的。 这一收集改进将有助于保护有价值的植物收集,并为研究人员和学生提供更多的访问收集。 密歇根大学植物标本馆在其国际范围和历史深度方面拥有全国最重要的研究植物收藏之一。 它是生物多样性许多学科的专业人员和学生的重要研究和教育资源。 该奖项的支持将使植物标本馆能够保护其藏品,缓解严重的收藏拥挤,并通过为植物标本馆的橱柜安装压缩机系统,为用户社区提供更好的馆藏。 这项安装工作将与该大学植物标本室的整修和气候控制设施的安装结合进行。 ***
英文摘要
9221403 Anderson This support will enable the University of Michigan herbarium to purchase and install a compactor system and new cabinets to relieve severe crowding and to accommodate collection growth. This installation will occur in concert with the University's half million dollar renovation program for the herbarium, part of which involves the installation a climate control system, which is essential to protect the collection against infestation. The herbarium at Michigan houses one of the most important plant collections for systematic and biodiversity studies, is very active and is one of the best curated in the nation. Because of its level of activity, collection crowding has become critical; the cost-share solution of herbarium renovation and installation of a compactor storage system is creative, opportunistic and cost-effective. This collection improvement will help conserve the valuable plant collection, and provide much greater access to the collection for researchers and students. %%% The University of Michigan Herbarium houses one of the most important research plant collections in the nation in terms of its international scope and historical depth. It is a vital research and educational resource to professionals and students in many disciplines of biodiversity. The support from this award will enable the herbarium to conserve its holdings, relieve severe collection crowding, and provide much better access to the collection for the user community by installing a compactor system for the herbarium cabinets. This installation will occur in combination with the University's refurbishment of the herbarium area and installation of climate control facilities. ***
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