Biological Collections at the University of California, Davis: Scope, Status, and Needs

Authors

Scott Lyell Gardner, University of Nebraska-LincolnFollow
Lynn S. Kimsey, University of California, DavisFollow
Marilyn S. Warburton, International Maize and Wheat Improvement CenterFollow
Patrick E. McGuire, University of California, DavisFollow

Document Type

Article

Date of this Version

6-1-1992

Citation

Published in Genetic Resources Conservation Program, Division of Agrictrlture and Natural Resources, University of California, Davis, California, report no. 9 (1992), 97 pages

Comments

Copyright 1992, University of California, Davis. Used by permission

Abstract

The rich heritage of agricultural and biological research and teaching on the Davis campus of the University of California is reflected in its vast holdings of scientific collections of living and nonliving preserved biological materials. More recently, as the campus expanded, important collections were developed to support research and educational programs in human and veterinary medicine, anthropology, and geology. A task force reviewed the results of campus-wide surveys and its findings are reported here. Recommendations for future activities are put forth.