Skip Navigational Links Research and Collections Home Return to CU Museum Homepage Planning Your Visit Exhibits Research and Collections Calendar Education Museum and Field Studies About the Museum Gift Store Get Involved! Search Research and Collections
Anthropology Entomology Paleobiology/Geology Zoology Databases Research and Collections Sub-Navigational Menu

Botany Section - Home Botany Section - Research and Publications Botany Section - Databases and Research Tools Botany Section - Policies and Procedures Botany Section - People Botany Section - Links Botany Section Navigation Menu
The Pemberton Collection
Botany Section - Collections

Picture of Rosa woodsii (Rosaceae) - Wild Rose
Rosa woodsii (Rosaceae)
Wild rose
(Photo by Tom Ranker)
The Herbarium houses a diverse collection of approximately a half million specimens of vascular plants, bryophytes, and lichens. These collections represent the most complete documentation of the flora of Colorado in the world.

Herbarium COLO also has strong holdings from the southern Rocky Mountain region. This regional strength is enhanced by collections from western North America, the American Arctic, the Altai and the Caucasus Mountains of Central Asia, the European alpine, and the Sierra Madre Occidental of Mexico. These latter collections provide important comparative material that assist students, researchers, and monographers in their eforts.

Horizontal Black Rule
University of Colorado Museum of Natural History Logo Sign up for the CU Museum Update! It's FREE!
For general questions or comments, please email cumuseum@colorado.edu.
Send technical questions and comments to the Webmaster.
©2003 CU Museum, UCB 218, University of Colorado, Boulder, Colorado 80309  tel: (303)492-6892
Accredited by the American Association of Museums
Black Bar