Collections online

Collections at the Botanische Staatssammlung München are databased using applications developed as part of the Diversity Workbench. Around 150,000 data records with 61,000 high-resolution images of objects and around 38,000 images of label documents and watercolours are presented online via several portals and search interfaces (status 2017).

150,000 identification units-based data records by GBIF and related portals using the BioCASE XML datasource service (e.g. the BioCASE Europe Portal and the EDIT Portal)

• BIOTA Southern Africa – The Collection of Lichens
• Phytopathogenic Fungi Observed by Hans and Hanna Doppelbaur
• The Collection of Lichenicolous Fungi
• The Diatom Collection of Franz Josef Weinzierl
• The Erysiphales Collection
• The Exsiccatal Series “Triebel, Microfungi exsiccati”
• The Fungal Collection
• The Fungal Collection of Helga Große-Brauckmann
• The Lichen Collection
• The Myxomycetes Collections – Collection of Hermann Neubert
• The Myxomycetes Collections – Collection of Martin Schnittler
• The Myxomycetes Collections – Main Collection
• The Vascular Plant Collection
• Water Colours of Fungi by Fritz Wohlfarth
• Water Colours of Fungi by Konrad Schieferdecker

61,000 object-based data records with high-resolution images by JSTOR Global Plants (see also JSTOR Global Plants in Munich)

• Herbarium Advanced Search with Herbarium Code “M” and “MSB” and Resource Type “Specimens”
• Botanische Staatssammlung München Artwork Search

69,000 object-based data records by Search interfaces based on CFM and JSP web clients

• BIOTA Southern Africa – The Collection of Lichens
• Phytopathogenic Fungi Observed by Hans and Hanna Doppelbaur
• The Collection of Lichenicolous Fungi
• The Diatom Collection of Franz Josef Weinzierl
• The Erysiphales Collection
• The Myxomycetes Collections
• The Types of Compositae (currently online only About available)
• Types from selected plant families of the Martius Collection
• Water Colours of Fungi by Fritz Wohlfarth
• Water Colours of Fungi by Konrad Schieferdecker

3,200 object-based data records through search interfaces of the bavaricon portal

• Collection of fungi watercolours by Dr. Fritz Wohlfarth in bavarikon
• Collection of fungi watercolours by Konrad Schieferdecker in bavarikon
• bavarikon – Bavaria’s digital treasury