University of Manitoba (WIN) - Lichen Collection
Sawatzky, Diana;
University of Manitoba (WIN) - Lichen Collection
The Cryptogamic Herbarium of the Department of Biological Sciences (WIN) contains approximately 15,000 specimens of lichens and bryophytes, with over 5,500 records available on Canadensys and GBIF. Cladonia collections from Manitoba and Newfoundland, and lichen specimens from Wapusk National Park, comprise a large part of this collection.
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