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Wynneophycus, a new genus of red algae named for Michael Wynne

Herbarium director Chris Dick describes support for Ann Arbor deer cull

Associate curator James appointed as Wehmeyer Chair in the Taxonomy of Fungi

Director Chris Dick's Amazon work highlighted in journal Science

Chris Dick Named Herbarium Director

NSF-TCN Macrofungi Update

NSF-TCN Tri-trophic Update

New book published on red algae by Wynne

Associate curator Chris Dick receives NFS award for studying Andean-Amazon plant groups

In memoriam: Robert E. Preston, Visiting Researcher

In memoriam: Emeritus Professor of Botany and Former Herbarium Director William Anderson

Herbarium awarded NSF grant to digitize macroalgae collection

Beverly Walters collaborates to complete map of at-risk plants at Matthaei-Nichols

Curatorial Assistant awarded NSF grant

On the trail of the amphibian chytrid fungus in the Atlantic Forests of Brazil

Three new chanterelle mushrooms discovered in the Midwest

Herbarium completes imaging and digitization of its type collections

New additions for the Herbarium's Great Lakes holdings

"Michigan Botanist" Pays Tribute to Ed Voss

NSF grant for Dick's Amazon biota research is part of a $4 million US-Brazil initiative

Reznicek honored with MBC Lifetime Achievement Award

Legend from the world of Michigan botany, Edward G. Voss, dies, leaves the newly released Field Manual of Michigan Flora to extend his legacy

New species of red algae named after Curator Emeritus, Michael J. Wynne

NSF grants to digitize biological collections

Curator Tony Reznicek appears on Out of the Blue

Herbarium Featured in the University Record

In Memoriam - Rogers McVaugh - 1909-2009

“Michigan Shrubs and Vines,” long-awaited companion to “Michigan Trees” published

In memoriam: Florence Wagner, Research Scientist

Into the Herbarium Cabinet

Welcome Alison Harrington!

Rare Museums and Herbarium Books Available Online

Vasconcelos aims to fill in knowledge gaps for tropical flowering plants

Museum Studies Student Christiana Sinacola — “Conversations from the Herbarium”

Anderson retires after 40 years

Wynne describes new species of red seaweed

Vascular Plants

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Giving Blueday 2023