The General department of the Herbarium (more than 66,000 specimens) comprises herbarium specimens collected beyond Siberia (the European part of Russia, Crimea, the Caucasus, the Russian Far East, Western Europe, Continue Reading →
The department of the Yenisei Siberia (about 42 thousand herbarium sheets). The collection started to build up at the beginning of the twentieth century from materials of P.N. Krylov (1892) Continue Reading →
The Department of Central Asia (about 40 thousand herbarium sheets) was established by P.N. Krylov in the early days of the Herbarium as “herbarium of Semipalatinsk and Semirechye”, later – Continue Reading →
The Department of Western Siberia (about 65 thousand herbarium sheets) was a first Herbarium department. It was initially established as the Herbarium of the Altai and Tomsk Province in 1885, Continue Reading →
Department of Eastern Siberia (about 42 thousand herbarium sheets) began to fill out in 1930 with the first expedition of P.N. Krylov and L.P. Sergiyevskaya to Transbaikalia and was especially Continue Reading →
An important indicator characterizing collections and the significance of the Herbarium is the number of authentic specimens. Department of type specimens, as it used to happen in all the Russian Continue Reading →
The Doublet Department of the Herbarium (about 20,000 herbarium sheets) was established in 1922, following the final arrangement of all the herbarium collections that had been gathered since its foundation, Continue Reading →
The Collections of the P.N. Krylov Herbarium of Tomsk State University is a collection of documented plant specimens preserved by drying under pressure. A herbarium sheet is a quantity unit Continue Reading →