The current size of the herbarium is given first (as recorded in Index Herbariorium or as given by the respondent), followed by the approximate percentage from state, followed by the approximate percentage from the East Gulf Coastal Plain, followed by the number of specimens from the state that were added in 2004.

Alabama

Auburn University (AUA): 64,000, 62% from Alabama, 24% from EGCP, 1000 from Alabama in 2004

Troy University (TROY): 20,000, 75% from Alabama, 90% from EGCP, 2500 from Alabama in 2004

University of Alabama (UNA): 11,000, 53% from Alabama, 805 from Alaabama in 2004

University of South Alabama (USAM): 16,700, 90% from Alabama, 85% from EGCP, ca. 1700 from Alabama in 2004

Florida

University of Florida (FLAS): 470,000, ca. 50% in vascular plant collection and ca. 17% in bryophyte collection from Florida, 1731 vascular plants from Florida added in 2004

Florida State University (FSU): 200,000

University of West Florida (UWFP): 19,000, 90% from Florida, 80% from EGCP, 900-1000 from Florida in 2004

Georgia

University of Georgia (GA): 234,000, 34% from Georgia, unknown from EGCP, 5,000 from Georgia in 2004

Valdosta State University (VSC): 50,000, 30% from Georgia, 20% from EGCP, 1000 from Georgia in 2004

Louisiana

Louisiana State University (LSU): 175,000

Tulane University (NO): 120,000, 20% from Louisiana, 25% from EGCP, <200 from Louisiana in 2004

Mississippi

Gulf Coast Research Lab (HGCRL): 15,000, 90% from Mississippi, 99% from EGCP, none from Mississippi in 2004

Mississippi State University (MISSA): 40,500

University of Mississippi (MISS): 65,000, >79% from Mississippi, >85% from EGCP, ca. 1000 from Mississippi in 2004

University of Southern Mississippi: 25% from Mississippi, >90% from EGCP, 200 from Mississippi in 2004

-- AustinMast - 12 Oct 2005
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