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Plant collecting	William_Lobb# - data from Internet Thomas_Lobb# - data from Internet Category:Poaching# - data from Internet George_Forrest_(botanist)# - data from Internet Species# - data from Internet File:Flamingo_Flower_Orchid.JPG# - data from Internet Davidia involucrata - data from Internet Digital_camera# - data from Internet Joseph Dalton Hooker - data from Internet Botanical_garden# - data from Internet Herbaria# - data from Internet Category:Natural_history# - data from Internet Handkerchief_tree# - data from Internet Père_David# - data from Internet Conservation_ethic# - data from Internet Category:Collecting# - data from Internet National_Museum_of_Natural_History_(France)# - data from Internet Robert_Fortune# - data from Internet Category:Plant_collectors# - data from Internet Queen_Hatshepsut# - data from Internet United_States# - data from Internet Dichotomous_keys# - data from Internet Cultivar# - data from Internet Charles_Maries# - data from Internet Category:Horticulture_and_gardening# - data from Internet Category:Ornamental_plants# - data from Internet Ernest_Henry_Wilson# - data from Internet Blotting_paper# - data from Internet National_park# - data from Internet Rose - data from Internet National_Museum_of_Natural_History# - data from Internet Herbarium - data from Internet Kew_Gardens# - data from Internet Collecting# - data from Internet Victorian_era# - data from Internet Rhododendron# - data from Internet Somalia# - data from Internet New_York_Botanical_Garden# - data from Internet Shenandoah_National_Park# - data from Internet Category:Landscape_design_history# - data from Internet Poaching# - data from Internet Humidity# - data from Internet Pesticide# - data from Internet List_of_Irish_plant_collectors# - data from Internet Hiking# - data from Internet File:Naturalis_Biodiversity_Center_-_Solanum_lycopersicum_var._lycopersicum_-_old_tomato_herbarium_sheet.jpg# - data from Internet Category:Cultural_history# - data from Internet Methyl_cellulose# - data from Internet Orchid# - data from Internet Photography# - data from Internet Collectible# - data from Internet	1038208305 data from Internet	Naturalis_Biodiversity_Center_-_Solanum_lycopersicum_var._lycopersicum_-_old_tomato_herbarium_sheet.jpg# - data from Internet Flamingo_Flower_Orchid.jpg# - data from Internet	PhysicalEntity100001930# - data from Internet Organism100004475# - data from Internet Object100002684# - data from Internet WikicatPlantCollectors# - data from Internet Collector109936620# - data from Internet YagoLegalActor# - data from Internet Person100007846# - data from Internet CausalAgent100007347# - data from Internet YagoLegalActorGeo# - data from Internet Whole100003553# - data from Internet LivingThing100004258# - data from Internet	Category:Cultural_history# - data from Internet Category:Collecting# - data from Internet Category:Natural_history# - data from Internet Category:Landscape_design_history# - data from Internet Category:Plant_collectors# - data from Internet Category:Ornamental_plants# - data from Internet Category:Horticulture_and_gardening# - data from Internet Category:Poaching# - data from Internet	16130 data from Internet	Herborización > es data from Internet 植物採集 > ja data from Internet Plant collecting > en data from Internet تجميع النباتات > ar data from Internet Herborisation > fr data from Internet	Plant_collecting# - data from Internet	Plant collecting is the acquisition of plant specimens for the purposes of research, cultivation, or as a hobby. Plant specimens may be kept alive, but are more commonly dried and pressed to preserve the quality of the specimen. Plant collecting is an ancient practice with records of a Chinese botanist collecting roses over 5000 years ago. Herbaria are collections of preserved plants samples and their associated data for scientific purposes. The largest herbarium in the world exist at the Muséum National d'Histoire Naturelle, in Paris, France. Plant samples in herbaria typically include a reference sheet with information about the plant and details of collection. This detailed and organized system of filing provides horticulturist and other researchers alike with a way to find information about a certain plant, and a way to add new information to an existing plant sample file. The collection of live plant specimens from the wild, sometimes referred to as plant hunting, is an activity that has occurred for centuries. The earliest recorded evidence of plant hunting was in 1495 BC when botanists were sent to Somalia to collect incense trees for Queen Hatshepsut. The Victorian era saw a surge in plant hunting activity as botanical adventurers explored the world to find exotic plants to bring home, often at considerable personal risk. These plants usually ended up in botanical gardens or the private gardens of wealthy collectors. Prolific plant hunters in this period included William Lobb and his brother Thomas Lobb, George Forrest, Joseph Hooker, Charles Maries and Robert Fortune. > en data from Internet 植物採集（しょくぶつさいしゅう）とは、植物を採集することである。さまざまな場合があるが、ここでは主として植物学的な標本作製を目的とする場合を解説する。 > ja data from Internet يشمل تجميع النباتات شراء العينات النباتية الحية أو المجففة، لأغراض البحوث أو الزراعة أو كهواية. > ar data from Internet En botánica, la herborización es la acción que consiste en herborizar, es decir recorrer un espacio natural, preferiblemente no modificado por la acción humana, y recoger en él muestras o incluso especímenes enteros de hierbas y plantas que serán secados para de este modo constituir una de especímenes vegetales capaces de ser conservados durablemente. Por lo general, sobre todo si las muestras recogidas son flores, hojas o tallos, a la colección resultante de una herborización se la llama «herbario». Si durante una herborización se han recogido intencionadamente partes muy concretas de los vegetales, las colecciones resultantes pueden recibir nombres adaptados. Por ejemplo una colección exclusivamente constituida por frutos recibe el nombre de «». Una colección exclusivamente constituida por semillas recibe el nombre de «», etc. Las colecciones resultantes de las herborizaciones son indispensables no solo para poder establecer taxones y la consecuente clasificación de las especies botánicas en su conjunto sino también para saber si a los nuevos especímenes que progresivamente siguen siendo recogidos hay que atribuirles taxones ya acuñados o si por el contrario hay que acuñar para ellos nuevos taxones que permitan clasificarlos convenientemente. > es data from Internet En botanique, l'herborisation est l'action qui consiste à herboriser, c'est-à-dire à parcourir un espace naturel, de préférence non modifié par l'action humaine, et à y prélever des échantillons ou même des spécimens entiers de végétaux qui seront séchés afin de constituer une collection de spécimens botaniques pouvant être conservés durablement. Le plus souvent, surtout si les échantillons prélevés sont des fleurs, des feuilles ou des tiges, la collection résultante d'une herborisation est appelée « herbier ». Autrement, si au cours d'une herborisation des parties très spécifiques des plantes ont été intentionnellement collectées, les collections résultantes peuvent recevoir des noms adaptés. Par exemple une collection composée exclusivement de fruits est appelée « carpothèque ». Une collection composée exclusivement de graines est appelée « séminothèque ». Une collection de champignons est un « fungarium », etc. Les collections issues des herborisations sont indispensables non seulement pour l'établissement des taxons et la classification des espèces botaniques dans leur ensemble, mais aussi pour savoir si les nouveaux spécimens progressivement collectés doivent être attribués aux taxons déjà nommés ou si de nouveaux taxons doivent être nommés pour eux afin de les classer de manière appropriée. > fr data from Internet	En botánica, la herborización es la acción que consiste en herborizar, es decir recorrer un espacio natural, preferiblemente no modificado por la acción humana, y recoger en él muestras o incluso especímenes enteros de hierbas y plantas que serán secados para de este modo constituir una de especímenes vegetales capaces de ser conservados durablemente. Por lo general, sobre todo si las muestras recogidas son flores, hojas o tallos, a la colección resultante de una herborización se la llama «herbario». Si durante una herborización se han recogido intencionadamente partes muy concretas de los vegetales, las colecciones resultantes pueden recibir nombres adaptados. Por ejemplo una colección exclusivamente constituida por frutos recibe el nombre de «». Una colección exclusivamente constituid > es data from Internet 植物採集（しょくぶつさいしゅう）とは、植物を採集することである。さまざまな場合があるが、ここでは主として植物学的な標本作製を目的とする場合を解説する。 > ja data from Internet يشمل تجميع النباتات شراء العينات النباتية الحية أو المجففة، لأغراض البحوث أو الزراعة أو كهواية. > ar data from Internet En botanique, l'herborisation est l'action qui consiste à herboriser, c'est-à-dire à parcourir un espace naturel, de préférence non modifié par l'action humaine, et à y prélever des échantillons ou même des spécimens entiers de végétaux qui seront séchés afin de constituer une collection de spécimens botaniques pouvant être conservés durablement. Le plus souvent, surtout si les échantillons prélevés sont des fleurs, des feuilles ou des tiges, la collection résultante d'une herborisation est appelée « herbier ». Autrement, si au cours d'une herborisation des parties très spécifiques des plantes ont été intentionnellement collectées, les collections résultantes peuvent recevoir des noms adaptés. Par exemple une collection composée exclusivement de fruits est appelée « carpothèque ». Une coll > fr data from Internet Plant collecting is the acquisition of plant specimens for the purposes of research, cultivation, or as a hobby. Plant specimens may be kept alive, but are more commonly dried and pressed to preserve the quality of the specimen. Plant collecting is an ancient practice with records of a Chinese botanist collecting roses over 5000 years ago. > en data from Internet	Naturalis_Biodiversity_Center_-_Solanum_lycopersicum_var._lycopersicum_-_old_tomato_herbarium_sheet.jpg# - data from Internet	Herborisation# - data from Internet 植物採集# - data from Internet Q7201504# - data from Internet تجميع_النباتات# - data from Internet Plant collecting - data from Internet m.0c9pls# - data from Internet Herborización# - data from Internet 4tSWs# - data from Internet Plant_collecting# - data from Internet	index.php?option=com_content&view=article&id=390&Itemid=557# - data from Internet	Plant_collecting# - data from Internet	Template:Expand_section# - data from Internet Template:Reflist# - data from Internet Template:Refimprove# - data from Internet	4576518 data from Internet
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