This survey is intended to capture the information necessary to update the TORCH Herbaria webpage and to facilitate the preparation of a proposal to the National Science Foundation for a TORCH web portal. Please submit one survey per herbarium. Please contact herbarium@brit.org if you have any questions.

Herbarium Contact Information

Herbarium Code from Index Herbariorum (http://sweetgum.nybg.org/science/ih/) *

Correspondent Contact Information

Primary Correspondent

Additional Correspondent

Specimen Information

Taxa

Geographic Concentration of Collection * 🛈

Estimated No. of Accessioned Specimens (filed into cabinet and accessible)

No. of Specimens Databased (incl. at minimum: taxonomic identification, country/region, collector name and number)

Method for databasing herbarium specimen information *

No. of Specimens Georeferenced (geo-coordinates are entered into a database for collection locality)

Online Access to Specimen Records

Are your specimen records available through a URL that serves only records from your collection?

Are your specimen records available through one or more regional networks?

REQUIRED information for NSF proposal submission due 14 Oct 2016 (NSF program: http://bit.ly/2bB7Nka)

Vascular Plant Specimens Collected in Oklahoma:

Vascular Plant Specimens Collected in Texas:

Vascular Plant Specimens Collected in the Country of Mexico:

If it can be accommodated for this proposal, I would prefer to participate at one of the following levels:

Level of Participation
(Click on "?" for the explanation of these categories) * 🛈

Subawardee

Contracted Vendor

Provider

No. of permanent staff employed by your herbarium (in Full Time Equivalent units) * 🛈

Vascular plants	Bryophytes	Lichens
Fungi	Algae	Other (pls. list) Other (pls. list)

Microsoft Excel	Microsoft Access	Specify
Symbiota	Notes from Nature	Other Other

TORCH 2016 Herbarium Survey

Herbarium Contact Information

Correspondent Contact Information

Specimen Information

REQUIRED information for NSF proposal submission due 14 Oct 2016 (NSF program: http://bit.ly/2bB7Nka)

THANK YOU VERY MUCH