The Rutgers Mycological Herbarium (RMH) has been estimated to contain more than 40,000 fungal collections. The process of data-basing the collections began June of 2000. The specimens data-based to date are available on the linked page. We will be updating the database every six months. The RMH herbarium contains the collections of the New Jersey Mycological Association. It also includes several historical collections as follows:
 
 

Alabama Biological Survey Arthur & Holway - Ured. Exs. Et Icon. Anderson & Kelsey - Fungi of Montana Allescher & Schnabl - Fungi Bavarici Columbia College Cavara - Fungi Longobardiae Exs. Carleton, Uredineae Americanae C. F. Baker Collections DeThuemen - Mycotheca Universalis DeThuemen - Fungi Austriaci Eriksson - Fungi Paras. Scand. Erdman West Herbarium Fungi Columbiani W. G. Farlow Griffiths - West American Fungi Heller Collections B. D. Halsted Herbarium Krieger - Fungi Saxonici F. D. Kelsey Herbarium Kellerman & Swingle - Kansas Fungi Kellerman - Ohio Fungi

Linhart - Fungi Hungarici North American Uredinales North American Fungi Polyporaceae of North America Pringle - Mexican Fungi Rocky Mt. Herbarium - Univ. Wyo. Romell - Fungi exs. Prae. Scand. S. M. Tracy Collections Sydow - Ustilagineen Sydow - Uredineen Sydow - Phycomyceten et Protomyceten Sydow - Mycotheca Marchica Swingle - Flora of the United States Shear - New York Fungi Seymour & Earle - Economic Fungi C. A. Schwarze - Fungi of New Jersey D. Saccardo - Mycotheca Italica L. M. Underwood Collections R. P. White Herbarium

 

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