herbarium
标本馆,植物标本馆,标本室,植物标本室
Definitions
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plural her·bar·i·ums, her·bar·i·a [hur-bair-ee-uh]. /hɜrˈbɛər i ə/.
- : a collection of dried plants systematically arranged.
- : a room or building in which such a collection is kept.
Examples
Davis, a systematic botanist, traveled widely to collect specimens and established a top-notch herbarium at Idaho State University—definitely an inspiring guy, but hardly a celebrity.
Gerda and he listened with rapt attention while she described to them the Colorado botanists' herbarium.
The systematic collections accumulated during his long life form one of the glories of the Kew Herbarium.
In the spring of 1841 Sir William removed to Kew, taking with him his library, his private museum and herbarium.
The Hookerian herbarium and library were already extensive before it was removed from Glasgow.
These were the prime foundations of the great herbarium and library now at Kew.