
02/05/2019
It's great to have some awesome new volunteers to help with the JSU Herbarium collection. Thanks Kayla Davis, our newest master of the imaging station!
The Herbarium of Jacksonville State University is a scientific and educational resource promoting the study of the plant life of Alabama and beyond.
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The JSU Herbarium was established in the late 1960’s by Dr. Ken E. Landers and Dr. Jerry A. Clonts, and early collections primarily documented the flora of Northeastern Alabama. Throughout the 1980’s until the present, JSU professors, students, and colleagues grew the herbarium to over 60,000 specimens. Curator: Dr. Jimmy K. Triplett ([email protected]) Assistant Curator: Francine Hutchinson ([email protected])
Operating as usual
It's great to have some awesome new volunteers to help with the JSU Herbarium collection. Thanks Kayla Davis, our newest master of the imaging station!
JSU graduate student Derek Peacock is studying the plants of the Hinds Road Outcrop in Etowah County. This is an Alabama Forever Wild land tract, recommended to us by the amazing Dr. Wayne Barger, our Alabama State Botanist. Here are a few photos from recent field trips, with tentative plant IDs (as of Summer 2018). Photos by Jimmy Triplett. For more information about the Hinds Road Outcrop and Alabama Forever Wild Land Tracts, see https://alabamaforeverwild.com/hinds-road-outcrop
JSU graduate student Derek Peacock is studying the plants of the Hinds Road Outcrop in Etowah County. This is an Alabama Forever Wild land tract, recommended to us by the amazing Dr. Wayne Barger, our Alabama State Botanist. Here are a few photos from recent field trips, with tentative plant IDs (as of Summer 2018). Photos by Jimmy Triplett. For more information about the Hinds Road Outcrop and Alabama Forever Wild Land Tracts, see https://alabamaforeverwild.com/hinds-road-outcrop
JSU Herbarium Staff put on a day of ethnobotanical education and fun at the Birmingham Botanical Gardens.
JSU Herbarium Staff put on a day of ethnobotanical education and fun at the Birmingham Botanical Gardens.
Dr. Jimmy Triplett gives young students out for the summer an interpretive plant hike for Wild Wednesday at the Coleman Lake Recreational Area in the Talladega National Forest.
JSU Herbarium welcomed a visit from the ladies from the Gadsden Garden Club for a tour of our new facilities.
JSU Herbarium welcomed a visit from the ladies from the Gadsden Garden Club for a tour of our new facilities.
JSU undergraduate, Mustabshira, has done a great job databasing the lichen and teaching collections for a Directed Study project - Spring 2014.
Alabama Plant Conservation Alliance
Meeting at Jacksonville State University, hosted by Dr. Jimmy Triplett and Biology Department. We'll update the webpage with minutes soon, and don't forget to put our next meeting on your calendars: May 15-16 at the Davis Arboretum in Auburn for the first-ever joint meeting of GPCA and APCA!
Near Jacksonville, AL
Near Jacksonville, AL
JSU Biology Department alumnus Jacob Brooks has been an incredible help this summer! Thanks Jacob!
A growing collection...
A growing collection...
JSU Herbarium Renovation 2012
Bioblitz 2012. Photo by Sarah Cole/The Anniston Star.
Wobble for Water Charity Fundraiser. Photo by Richard Watkins.
Delta, AL
2013 Ethnobotany Workshop at the Birmingham Botanical Gardens. Photo by John T. Manion.
JSU Graduate Student Jayne Lampley - A Phylogenetic and Phytochemical Analysis of Polygonatum biflorum
Staff and associates of the JSU Herbarium
Staff and associates of the JSU Herbarium
Pinhoti Trail in May
May 2013 on Terrapin Creek
May 2013 on Terrapin Creek
Bibb County Glades in June
Flowers of Terrapin Creek
with Dr. Wendy Zomlefer from The University of Georgia
with Dr. Wendy Zomlefer from The University of Georgia
Jacksonville State University
Jacksonville State University
Visitors
Thank you to everyone who braved the winter weather last night to join us for our Open House at the Herbarium! A wonderful time was had by all!
Hello Herbarium Friends! You are invited to attend the First Annual Open House of the JSU Herbarium on Thursday, January 17, from 4pm to 6pm. Staff will be on hand to give tours and to share information about current projects such as our newest venture, a "Friends of the Herbarium" program. All students, faculty, staff, and members of the community are invited to attend.
Fall 2012 JSU Herbarium Staff lead field hike at Little River Canyon Mouth Park for students of Kitty Stone Elementary School
Fall 2012 JSU Herbarium Staff lead field hike at Little River Canyon Mouth Park for students of Kitty Stone Elementary School
The new mobile carriages for the new cabinets have been installed in the JSU Herbarium.
The new mobile carriages for the new cabinets have been installed in the JSU Herbarium.
An American Chestnut in full bloom . . . rare sight! Located off County Road 49 near the northern boundary of the Talladega National Forest, Shoal Creek District.
Even the JSU mascot likes wildflowers!
July 27, 2012 field trip
July 27, 2012 field trip
World’s greatest plant diversity for the Paleogene: Over a hundred different plant species recorded.
Scientists have investigated the extensive collection of fruits and seeds from the Messel pit. They found 140 different plant species, 65 of which were previously unknown. They show that Messel had one of the world’s most diverse floras of the Paleogene – the era between about 65 and 23 ...
Cocculus carolinus - Carolina Coralbead
Moonseed Family (Menispermaceae)
We were surprised to find this one growing in the holly by Fitzpatrick Hall.
Rachel Sussman: The world's oldest living things | Video on TED.com
TED Talks Rachel Sussman shows photographs of the world's oldest continuously living organisms -- from 2,000-year-old brain coral off Tobago's coast to an "underground forest" in South Africa that has lived since before the dawn of agriculture.
Liriope muscari - big blue lilyturf,
a.k.a. monkey grass
Ruscus Family - Ruscaceae
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