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National Herbarium of Trinidad and Tobago

GBIF publisher since
5 April 2022

Description

The mission of the NHTT is to collect, preserve, research and document the flora of Trinidad and Tobago and to provide floristic information about it upon request. The NHTT currently contains more than 50,000 specimen from T&T and the surrounding region, with the earliest specimens dating back to 1842. These provide valuable taxonomic, bio-geographical, cultural and historical information. The objectives of the NHTT are to: • maintain and expand the permanent museum collection of the flora of Trinidad and Tobago • provide an accurate plant identification service • actively promote interest in and disseminate information about the local flora • develop its capabilities as a resource centre for botanical information • provide facilities for local, regional and international researchers • pursue joint projects with such researchers as to further these objectives.

Contacts

ADMINISTRATIVE_POINT_OF_CONTACT
Prudence Roberts
Telephone: 1 868 662-2002 ext. 83326
email: HerbariumUnit@sta.uwi.edu
POINT_OF_CONTACT
Juan Morales Quiros
Telephone: 1 868 662-2002 ext. 83326 or 84499
email: juan.moralesquiros@sta.uwi.edu
National Herbarium of Trinidad and Tobago
Sir Frank Stockdale Building, The University of the West Indies
St. Augustine
TT
email: HerbariumUnit@sta.uwi.edu
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