Intermountain Herbarium (Utah State University)

03/27/2024

Hurray! Second edition now available for ordering outside Somaliland. Order now to receive a discount. This edition is bilingual and includes some new pictures and correction of some errors in the early edition. It also has a stronger binding than the first edition. Information for purchases in Somaliland will be available next week. The books will be available in Hargeysa, around May 15.

*PRE-ORDER* Books also available in Somaliland in Hageysa Introduction to Plants in Central Somaliland. Hordhac ku saabsan dhirta ka baxda badhtamaha Soomaalilaand, Second Edition Authors: Ahmed Ibrahim Awale Faisal Jama Gelle Helen Pickering SKU: ISBN: 978-1-889878-76-8 Publication Date Copyr...

02/19/2024

A tragic situation unfolding for a sibling collection out east --

Urge Duke University to Reconsider Closing Their Herbarium

08/11/2021

A different way of looking at plastic in the sea, but not a reason to be unconcerned about it.

Ocean plastic has created a unique home for specialised organisms, from animals that travel on it to bacteria that ‘eat’ it

06/10/2021

A partnership that promotes growing and marketing native plants. https://springcreekconservation.com/ideal-farm/

10/24/2020

This post is for those interested in plant anatomy - an amazing free resource.

This unique and attractive open access textbook combines the beauty of macroscopic pictures of plant stems with the corresponding colorfully stained images of anatomical micro-structures. In contrast

10/05/2020

Studying plant reproduction? This may help:

A song about the life cycle of vascular plants. To the tune of What a Wonderful World. "I see trees of green Red roses too, They reproduce in a way different...

10/03/2020

Chloroplasts move - and it is important.

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09/11/2020

Coping with rising sea levels. Share with friends in the southeast. It is not relevant to the Intermountain Region, but learning how others cope with the world's changing conditions is interesting.

In the lowlands of Bangladesh, people are turning to a centuries-old form of hydroponics to keep afloat.