Herbarium of Missouri State University
Curators:
L. Michelle Bowe, Office KGSX 311, (417) 836-6189, email: MBowe@MissouriState.edu
Herbarium Information
Bryophytes - Local and Regional
Checklist of the Mosses of the Interior Highlands of North America in Arkansas, Illinois, Missouri, and Oklahoma (Revised July 2009)
Hepatophytes (including hornworts)
Vascular Plants - Local and Regional
Missouri Vascular Plants, by Wallace R. Weber, William T. Corcoran, Mark Brunell and Paul L. Redfearn, Jr. (Revised 15 March 2005)
Atlas of Missouri Vascular Plants, DOT MAP EDITION, by Wallace R. Weber, William T. Corcoran, Mark Brunell & Paul L. Redfearn, Jr. (Revised September 2006)
Photographs of Ferns and Fern Allies of the Ozarks and the Interior Highlands of North America
Photographs of Flowering Plants of the Ozarks and the Interior Highlands of North America (Revised and new additions, (Revised 21 August 2009)
A Sampler of Spring Flowering Trees and Shrubs of the Ozarks
Adventive (Naturalized) Taxa of Missouri (Revised 22 April 2008)
Missouri Plants - Very fine photographs of many common Missouri Wildflowers.
Gardens and Herbaria of Interest
• Botanical Gardens of Springfield, MO
Botanical Gardens & Arboretum at Close Memorial Park
Mizumoto Japanese Stroll Garden at Nathanael Greene Park (New)
Plants of various states/regions
Gardening & Horticulture
Taxonomic Resources
International Code of Botanical Nomenclature (St. Louis Code)
Sites from various Universities
Miscellaneous sites related to Plants/Fungi
Northern Prairie Biological Resources - Wetland Floras (Scroll Down)
Forest related sites
Botanical Conservation Links
Northern Prairie Biological Resources (Scroll Down)
Sources of Plants and Seeds
Maps
County Maps by U.S. Census Bureau
GNIS (USGS)
Fantastic Botany Poem, please read!
| "I am strongly induced to believe that as in music, the person who understands every note, if he also possesses a proper taste, more thoroughly enjoy the whole, so he who examines each part of a fine view, may also thoroughly comprehend the full and combined effect. Hence, a traveler should be a botanist, for in all views plants form the chief embellishment." Charles Darwin, The Voyage of the Beagle |
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