biodiversity
Inventaire floristique réalisé à Beza Mahafaly (Madagascar)
Darwin Core Archive of Inventaire floristique de Beza Mahafaly
Database about reference specimens of the Anacardiaceae family owned by CNARP
This database was extracted from the four collections of reference specimens on medicinal plants deposited at the CNARP herbarium: http://ipt.madbif.mg/resource?r=medicinal_plants_orstom_cnarp&v=1.0, http://ipt.madbif.mg/resource?r=medecinal_plants_cnarp&v=1.0, http://ipt.madbif.mg/resource?r=medecinal_plants_nci_cnarp&v=1.0 and http://ipt.madbif.mg/resource?r=medecinal_plants_icbg_cnarp&v=1.1. The digitization of these collections was initiated during the first stage of SEP-CEPDEC and the numerization of this family was made possible through the BID-AF2015-006-REG project funded by the European Union through the BID program managed by GBIF.
Darwin Core Archive of Database about reference specimens of the Anacardiaceae family owned by CNARP
Database of the Coleoptera specimens deposited at the PBZT entomology collection
This data set concerns coleoptera specimens collected by various researchers from 1800 to 1970 and deposited at the PBZT entomology collection
Darwin Core Archive of Database of the Coleoptera specimens deposited at the PBZT entomology collection
Specimen references on the Verbenaceae family held by the TAN Herbarium
The Tsimbazaza Park was created in August 29th, 1925 in the city of Antananarivo, capital of Madagascar. Initially it was named the "Botanical Garden of Tananarive" consisting of thematic areas. In 1935, the construction of animal cages and breeding in captivity began. His name has changed "Parc Botanique et Zoologique de Tananarive". In 1947, it was the only "National Research Center" in Madagascar and worked in collaboration with the Overseas Scientific and Technical Research Office (ORSTOM). In 1993 after having its status, it took the name "Parc Botanique et Zoologique de Tsimbazaza (PBZT)" until today and under the supervision of the Ministry of Higher Education and Scientific Research. It is made up of four departments: Fauna, Flora, Environmental Conservation Education and finally Administrative and Financial. The TAN Herbarium belongs to the Flora Department, particularly at the Herbarium Division. It is one of the three national reference Herbaria existing in Madagascar. The Herbarium Room was created around 1950. The first extension, funded by the Winslow Foundation with the help of the Missouri Botanical Garden, was made in 2004. Currently, it is the largest herbarium of the western Indian Ocean. The TAN herbarium consists of three rooms and two storage rooms. It contains Angiosperms, Gymnosperms, Ferns, Mosses and some species of Lichen. The oldest known collection is dated from 1831. The total number of herbarium specimens to be conserved is estimated to 258,000 of which 200,000 are mounted with 177,000 classified in the cabinets and 23,000 unclassified and the remaining 50,000 are unmounted. Currently 850 type specimens were recorded. The Herbarium TAN is one of the largest places that conserves the biodiversity of Madagascar. It is a laboratory where researchers and students draw information for their work. Each year, there are at least twenty students doing their internships. This part will concern the Verbenacea family sensus lato (e.g. with the species which were formerly included to it but now migrated to the Lamiaceae).
Darwin Core Archive of Specimen references on the Verbenaceae family held by the TAN Herbarium
Database on reference specimens for medicinal plants of the Meliaceae family, conserved at the CNARP herbarium
This collection concerns mainly plants, within the Meliaceae family sensus lato, with medicinal properties or used in traditional medicine, but it does not exclude other sympatric species. This database was extracted from the four collections of reference specimens on medicinal plants deposited at the CNARP herbarium: http://ipt.madbif.mg/resource?r=medicinal_plants_orstom_cnarp&v=1.0, http://ipt.madbif.mg/resource?r=medecinal_plants_cnarp&v=1.0, http://ipt.madbif.mg/resource?r=medecinal_plants_nci_cnarp&v=1.0 and http://ipt.madbif.mg/resource?r=medecinal_plants_icbg_cnarp&v=1.1
Occurrence; medicinal plant; biodiversity
Darwin Core Archive of Database on reference specimens for medicinal plants of the Meliaceae family, conserved at the CNARP herbarium
Database on reference specimens for medicinal plants of the Euphorbiaceae family, conserved at the CNARP herbarium
This collection concerns mainly plants, within the Euphorbiaceae family sensus lato, with medicinal properties or used in traditional medicine, but it does not exclude other sympatric species. This database was extracted from the four collections of reference specimens on medicinal plants deposited at the CNARP herbarium: http://ipt.madbif.mg/resource?r=medicinal_plants_orstom_cnarp&v=1.0, http://ipt.madbif.mg/resource?r=medecinal_plants_cnarp&v=1.0, http://ipt.madbif.mg/resource?r=medecinal_plants_nci_cnarp&v=1.0 and http://ipt.madbif.mg/resource?r=medecinal_plants_icbg_cnarp&v=1.1
Darwin Core Archive of Database on reference specimens for medicinal plants of the Euphorbiaceae family, conserved at the CNARP herbarium
Diversity and spatial distribution of Phyto and Zooplankton in the West Coast of Madagascar.
During six weeks survey (August 26 to October 3, 2009) in the Western and the Northern coast of Madagascar, the R/V Dr. Fridtjof Nansen has carried out a pelagic ecosystem study in the framework of the ‘’FAO/South-Western Indian Ocean Fishery Project (SWIOFP)’’ and the ‘’Agulhas and Somali Current Large Marine Ecosystem (ASCLME)’’ projects. The survey's main objective was to establish the physical, chemical, and biological characteristics of the Western Madagascar shelf region as a whole.
Biodiversity; Distribution; Plankton; Phytoplankton
Darwin Core Archive of Diversity and spatial distribution of Phyto and Zooplankton in the West Coast of Madagascar.
Our data concerns butterfly diversity collected from 1946 to 1958 and hold at Parc Botanique et Zoologique de Tsimbazaza, Madagascar. This is the first published record at this collection. This data was published to make data available, accessible and useful for biodvidersity conservation.
Darwin Core Archive of Database_lepidoptera
L’Herbier du FO.FI.FA (TEF) a été créé en 1948 par René Capuron comme partie intégrante du service national des forêts. Il est actuellement géré par le Centre national de la recherche appliquée au développement rural (FO.FI.FA). Ses collections sont principalement composées d’arbres indigènes collectés à partir d’un réseau de zones protégées, forêts classées et stations forestières de Madagascar. L’un des principaux objectifs du TEF est d’assurer la conservation d’une collection de référence de la flore ligneuse de Madagascar. Il se consacre aussi à la collecte et à la conservation de données primaires permettant de déterminer le cadre taxinomique délimitant les espèces. C’est enfin une source d'information géographique sur la distribution des espèces. On estime que le TEF contient 60 000 spécimens. Un catalogue manuscrit complet des spécimens collectés par les agents du service forestier du FO.FI.FA est maintenu à jour. La numérisation des collections a débuté en 1992 en collaboration avec le Jardin botanique du Missouri (MBG). De nombreux spécimens du TEF sont disponibles en ligne via la base de données TROPICOS, dont plus de 20 000 appartenant aux séries Service forestier et Réserves naturelles. Les recherches actuelles du TEF et ses activités de conservation sont menées avec le soutien de partenaires internationaux et nationaux. Cette collaboration conduit à l'ajout de nouveaux spécimens dans la mesure où les collaborateurs sont tenus de remettre un double de leurs spécimens à l’herbier. Les départements de recherche du FO.FI.FA sont surtout actifs dans le domaine de la systématique végétale et de l'identification des spécimens. Le TEF participe à la formation des étudiants et à leurs recherches en collaboration avec l'Université d'Antananarivo.
Buxaceae Combretaceae Didymelaceae Euphorbiaceae Fabaceae Flacourtiaceae Hernandiaceae Icacinace ae Icacinaceae Ixonanthaceae Lecythidaceae Leguminosae Melastomataceae Meliaceae Mimosaceae Myristicaceae Phyllanthaceae Physenaceae Picrodendraceae Rubiaceae Salicaceae Sphaerosepalaceae
Book by Jean Bosser: Graminées des pâturages et des cultures à Madagascar, 1969
This checklist contains all Poaceae species which occur in Madagascar according to the list in Jean Bosser’s book. Information on the endemic, native or alien status for the 306 species treated in this book as judged by the expert Jean Bosser are provided here. This publication is linked to the BID grasses project (BID-AF2017-0103-SMA) which is funded by GBIF through the European Union funding.
Darwin Core Archive of Book by Jean Bosser: Graminées des pâturages et des cultures à Madagascar, 1969
Database on reference specimens for medicinal plants of the Asteraceae family, conserved at the CNARP herbarium
collection concerns mainly plants, within the family, with medicinal properties or used in traditional medicine, but it does not exclude other sympatric species. This database was extracted from the four collections of reference specimens on medicinal plants deposited at the CNARP herbarium: http://ipt.madbif.mg/resource?r=medicinal_plants_orstom_cnarp&v=1.0, http://ipt.madbif.mg/resource?r=medecinal_plants_cnarp&v=1.0, http://ipt.madbif.mg/resource?r=medecinal_plants_nci_cnarp&v=1.0 and http://ipt.madbif.mg/resource?r=medecinal_plants_icbg_cnarp&v=1.1
Darwin Core Archive of Database on reference specimens for medicinal plants of the Asteraceae family, conserved at the CNARP herbarium
All herbarium specimens of grasses from Madagascar and the surrounding islands: family Poaceae, sector AFM
These data published are all Poaceae herbarium specimens collected in Madagascar and the surrounding Islands (Comoros, La Reunion, Mauritius, Seychelles, Glorioso Islands, Europa Island, Juan de Nova, Mayotte), held in Museum National d’Histoire Naturelle de Paris herbarium (MNHN). They are provided from specimens collected between 1769-2016. We take this opportunity from our BID grasses project (BID-AF2017-0103-SMA) which is funded by GBIF through the European Union, to compile data from the transcription of Muséum national d'Histoire naturelle, Paris (MNHN) specimen images. We have done the georeferencing of old specimens using webs georeferencing tools, the gazetteer of Missouri Botanical Garden (MBG) and KMCC and the georeferencing methodology of taxon observation occurrences in the standard elementary exchange data (Vest, 2016).
Darwin Core Archive of All herbarium specimens of grasses from Madagascar and the surrounding islands: family Poaceae, sector AFM
Database on reference specimens for medicinal plants of the Fabaceae family, conserved at the CNARP herbarium
This collection concerns mainly plants, within the Fabaceae family sensus lato, with medicinal properties or used in traditional medicine, but it does not exclude other sympatric species. This database was extracted from the four collections of reference specimens on medicinal plants deposited at the CNARP herbarium: http://ipt.madbif.mg/resource?r=medicinal_plants_orstom_cnarp&v=1.0, http://ipt.madbif.mg/resource?r=medecinal_plants_cnarp&v=1.0, http://ipt.madbif.mg/resource?r=medecinal_plants_nci_cnarp&v=1.0 and http://ipt.madbif.mg/resource?r=medecinal_plants_icbg_cnarp&v=1.1
Darwin Core Archive of Database on reference specimens for medicinal plants of the Fabaceae family, conserved at the CNARP herbarium
Research database of Madagascar grasses compiled by Maria Vorontsova
This dataset contains the Poaceae data collected in Madagascar. They are provided from the research database of Madagascar grasses compiled by Dr Maria Vorontsova. This publication is linked to the BID grasses project (BID-AF2017-0103-SMA) which is funded by GBIF through the European Union funding.
Darwin Core Archive of Research database of Madagascar grasses compiled by Maria Vorontsova
Database on reference specimens for medicinal plants of the Rubiaceae family, conserved at the CNARP herbarium
This collection concerns mainly plants, within the Rubiaceae family sensus lato, with medicinal properties or used in traditional medicine, but it does not exclude other sympatric species. This database was extracted from the four collections of reference specimens on medicinal plants deposited at the CNARP herbarium: http://ipt.madbif.mg/resource?r=medicinal_plants_orstom_cnarp&v=1.0, http://ipt.madbif.mg/resource?r=medecinal_plants_cnarp&v=1.0, http://ipt.madbif.mg/resource?r=medecinal_plants_nci_cnarp&v=1.0 and http://ipt.madbif.mg/resource?r=medecinal_plants_icbg_cnarp&v=1.1
Darwin Core Archive of Database on reference specimens for medicinal plants of the Rubiaceae family, conserved at the CNARP herbarium
Dataset on herbarium specimens of medicinal plants collected under NCI field works and conserved at CNARP herbarium
plant specimens collected under the NCI program from 1991 to 2004 and conserved at the CNARP herbarium. The NCI program was carried out by the Ethnobotany Department of CNARP in collaboration with Missouri Botanical Garden from 1991 to 2004. It was about medicinal plants. The specimens collected during the program was conserved at the CNARP herbarium.
Darwin Core Archive of Dataset on herbarium specimens of medicinal plants collected under NCI field works and conserved at CNARP herbarium
Database about reference specimens for medicinal plants, in the Apocynaceae family, owned by CNARP
This database was extracted from the four collections of reference specimens on medicinal plants deposited at the CNARP herbarium: http://ipt.madbif.mg/resource?r=medicinal_plants_orstom_cnarp&v=1.0, http://ipt.madbif.mg/resource?r=medecinal_plants_cnarp&v=1.0, http://ipt.madbif.mg/resource?r=medecinal_plants_nci_cnarp&v=1.0 and http://ipt.madbif.mg/resource?r=medecinal_plants_icbg_cnarp&v=1.1
Darwin Core Archive of Database about reference specimens for medicinal plants, in the Apocynaceae family, owned by CNARP
Inventaire des poissons de la lagune d'Ambavarano/Fort dauphin
L’objectif de ces travaux de recherche est de faire un inventaire des poissons de la lagune d'Ambavarano/ Fort dauphin afin de déterminer la structure du peuplement ichtyologique et le fonctionnement du milieu estuarien et lagunaire d’Ambavarano avant la construction du seuil déversoir de la société minière QMM. A partir de là, il s’agit d’estimer l’impact de la variation des paramètres de l’environnement sur le peuplement ichtyologique et sur les activités des pêcheurs après la construction du seuil déversoir.
Darwin Core Archive of Inventaire des poissons de la lagune d'Ambavarano/Fort dauphin
Dataset on specimens of medicinal plants collected under ICBG program field works and conserved at CNARP herbarium.
The ICBG program consisted of plants for biologically active molecules. The work was carried out by CNARP, M.B.G., Conservation International, CNRE, PBZT, Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State University , Brystol Myers Squibb, Pharmaceutical Research Institute and Dow AgroSciences. Plant specimens were collected to enrich the reference collection of CNARP.
Darwin Core Archive of Dataset on specimens of medicinal plants collected under ICBG program field works and conserved at CNARP herbarium.
Database about reference specimens for medicinal plants, in the Verbenaceae family, owned by CNARP
Darwin Core Archive of Database about reference specimens for medicinal plants, in the Verbenaceae family, owned by CNARP
Malagasy Scoliidae recorded by PREP as flower visitors
"Malagasy Scoliidae recorded by PREP as flower visitors" reports the Scoliidae specimens recorded and collected by members of the project team and kept at the Museum of Evolution - EBC - Uppsala University but reported here as observation data. Duplicates of these specimens are deposited at the PBZT - Antananarivo. The data was digitized By B. Pettersson. There where verbatimCoordinates is provided the geographic location was directly acquired with a GPS, there where, otherwise, the coordinates were inferred from google map (googlemap) or google map and of aquaitance of the area (Google+). The data set contain 164 records grouped into 18 species belonging to ten (10) genera and 18 species. PREP stands for Plant Reproductive Ecology Project and was a joint project between a Swedish team from the Department of Systematic Botany - Uppsala University and a Malagasy team from the Department of Plant Biology and Ecology (DBEV) - Faculty of Science - Antananarivo University and the National Centre for Environmental Research (CNRE). This project was aiming to documenting Malagasy plants and pollinators relationship.
Darwin Core Archive of Malagasy Scoliidae recorded by PREP as flower visitors
L’Herbier de Tsimbazaza (TAN) a été établi en 1950 comme subdivision du département Flore du PBZT. C’est l’un des deux herbiers nationaux de Madagascar. Outre des espèces indigènes malgaches, le TAN abrite des collections de matériaux originaires d’autres îles de l’océan Indien, de certains pays d'Afrique continentale, d'Europe et d'Asie. Au cours des années 1950, 1960 et 1970, des spécimens collectés par de célèbres botanistes français (Bosser, Cours Darne, Decary, Descoings, Humbert et Morat) ont été déposés au TAN. La collaboration du TAN avec de nombreuses institutions locales (Université d’Antananarivo, ANGAP, PSFH) et étrangères (MBG, Kew, CAS, Universités de Neuchâtel et de Vienne) a permis d’accroître le nombre de ses collections. L'Herbier compte actuellement 80 000 spécimens environ. En 1994, le TAN avait atteint la limite de ses capacités d’accueil ; pourtant, il continuait à développer ses collections à un rythme moyen de 3 000 nouveaux spécimens par an. En raison du manque d'espace, les nouveaux spécimens devaient être entreposés et n’étaient donc pas accessibles aux chercheurs. La construction d’une annexe ayant été achevée en 2004, le TAN est désormais en mesure d’accueillir l’ensemble de ses matériaux. La numérisation des collections a débuté en 1992 en collaboration avec le Jardin botanique du Missouri (MBG). Environ 20 000 spécimens du TAN, appartenant à 65 familles végétales différentes, sont d'ores et déjà disponibles par l'intermédiaire de la base de données TROPICOS.
Database on reference specimens for medicinal plants of the Arecaceae family, conserved at the CNARP herbarium
This collection concerns mainly plants, within the family, with medicinal properties or used in traditional medicine, but it does not exclude other sympatric species. These data were extracted from the four collections of reference specimens on medicinal plants deposited at the CNARP herbarium: http://ipt.madbif.mg/resource?r=medicinal_plants_orstom_cnarp&v=1.0, http://ipt.madbif.mg/resource?r=medecinal_plants_cnarp&v=1.0, http://ipt.madbif.mg/resource?r=medecinal_plants_nci_cnarp&v=1.0 and http://ipt.madbif.mg/resource?r=medecinal_plants_icbg_cnarp&v=1.1
Darwin Core Archive of Database on reference specimens for medicinal plants of the Arecaceae family, conserved at the CNARP herbarium
Our data concerns orthoptera diversity (grasshoppers, locusts and crickets) collected from 1932 to 1997 and hold at Parc Botanique et Zoologique de Tsimbazaza, Madagascar. This is the first published record at this collection. This data was published to make data available, accessible and useful for biodvidersity conservation.
Darwin Core Archive of database_orthoptera
Specimen references on the Sapotaceae family held by the TAN Herbarium
The Tsimbazaza Park was created in August 29th, 1925 in the city of Antananarivo, capital of Madagascar. Initially it was named the "Botanical Garden of Tananarive" consisting of thematic areas. In 1935, the construction of animal cages and breeding in captivity began. His name has changed "Parc Botanique et Zoologique de Tananarive". In 1947, it was the only "National Research Center" in Madagascar and worked in collaboration with the Overseas Scientific and Technical Research Office (ORSTOM). In 1993 after having its status, it took the name "Parc Botanique et Zoologique de Tsimbazaza (PBZT)" until today and under the supervision of the Ministry of Higher Education and Scientific Research. It is made up of four departments: Fauna, Flora, Environmental Conservation Education and finally Administrative and Financial. The TAN Herbarium belongs to the Flora Department, particularly at the Herbarium Division. It is one of the three national reference Herbaria existing in Madagascar. The Herbarium Room was created around 1950. The first extension, funded by the Winslow Foundation with the help of the Missouri Botanical Garden, was made in 2004. Currently, it is the largest herbarium of the western Indian Ocean. The TAN herbarium consists of three rooms and two storage rooms. It contains Angiosperms, Gymnosperms, Ferns, Mosses and some species of Lichen. The oldest known collection is dated from 1831. The total number of herbarium specimens to be conserved is estimated to 258,000 of which 200,000 are mounted with 177,000 classified in the cabinets and 23,000 unclassified and the remaining 50,000 are unmounted. Currently 850 type specimens were recorded. The Herbarium TAN is one of the largest places that conserves the biodiversity of Madagascar. It is a laboratory where researchers and students draw information for their work. Each year, there are at least twenty students doing their internships. This part will concern the Sapotaceae family.
Darwin Core Archive of Specimen references on the Sapotaceae family held by the TAN Herbarium
Liste des espèces d'oiseaux observées à BZM Belambo
Darwin Core Archive of Liste des oiseaux de BZM Belambo
Our data concerns flies diversity (Order Diptera) collected from 1957to 1990 and hold at Parc Botanique et Zoologique de Tsimbazaza, Madagascar. This is the first published record at this collection. This data was published to make data available, accessible and useful for biodvidersity conservation.
Specimen references on the Rubiaceae family held by theTAN Herbarium
The Tsimbazaza Park was created in August 29th, 1925 in the city of Antananarivo, capital of Madagascar. Initially it was named the "Botanical Garden of Tananarive" consisting of thematic areas. In 1935, the construction of animal cages and breeding in captivity began. His name has changed "Parc Botanique et Zoologique de Tananarive". In 1947, it was the only "National Research Center" in Madagascar and worked in collaboration with the Overseas Scientific and Technical Research Office (ORSTOM). In 1993 after having its status, it took the name "Parc Botanique et Zoologique de Tsimbazaza (PBZT)" until today and under the supervision of the Ministry of Higher Education and Scientific Research. It is made up of four departments: Fauna, Flora, Environmental Conservation Education and finally Administrative and Financial. The TAN Herbarium belongs to the Flora Department, particularly at the Herbarium Division. It is one of the three national reference Herbaria existing in Madagascar. The Herbarium Room was created around 1950. The first extension, funded by the Winslow Foundation with the help of the Missouri Botanical Garden, was made in 2004. Currently, it is the largest herbarium of the western Indian Ocean. The TAN herbarium consists of three rooms and two storage rooms. It contains Angiosperms, Gymnosperms, Ferns, Mosses and some species of Lichen. The oldest known collection is dated from 1831. The total number of herbarium specimens to be conserved is estimated to 258,000 of which 200,000 are mounted with 177,000 classified in the cabinets and 23,000 unclassified and the remaining 50,000 are unmounted. Currently 850 type specimens were recorded. The Herbarium TAN is one of the largest places that conserves the biodiversity of Madagascar. It is a laboratory where researchers and students draw information for their work. Each year, there are at least twenty students doing their internships. This part will concern the Rubiaceae family which is among of the largest represented plant family in Madagascar.
Darwin Core Archive of Specimen references on the Rubiaceae family held by theTAN Herbarium
Dataset on reference specimens of medicinal plants collected under CNARP field works and conserved at CNARP herbarium.
This dataset concerns medicinal plant specimens collected under medicinal plants census programs carried out by the Ethnobotany Department of CNARP from 1977 onwards and conserved at the institution herbarium.
Darwin Core Archive of Dataset on reference specimens of medicinal plants collected under CNARP field works and conserved at CNARP herbarium.
Dataset on reference specimens of medicinal plants collected under ORSTOM field works and conserved at the CNARP herbarium
This dataset concerns medicinal plant specimens collected under medicinal plants census program carried out by the medicinal plants section of the ORSTOM In between 1962 to 1972, the medicinal plants section of the ORSTOM carried out in Madagascar an intensive research and collected a large amount of plant specimens for reference. By the end of the program, these specimens were handed to CNARP as the national reference institution for medicinal plants at the end of the program.
Darwin Core Archive of Dataset on reference specimens of medicinal plants collected under ORSTOM field works and conserved at the CNARP herbarium
Espèces végetales sur sable roux du fourré de Ranobe, PK 32 Toliara
Actuellement, classée comme une zone de transition entre les forêts denses sèches du Nord et celles fourrés xérophiles du littoral Sud, le PK 32 du site Ranobe (sur la RN9 reliant Toliara et Morombe) est couverte par une végétation intermédiaire. Les espèces telles que Dalbergia sp., Givotia madagascariensis des forêts denses sèches et Chadsia grevei des fourré xérophile. Tandis que Commiphora sp. appartiennent aux deux types de formation.est couverte par des espèces végétales mixtes. La végétation de cette zone repréntent des espèces des forêts sèches comme de Dalbergia
Andriamananjara Salomon FIDIARISOAVONINARIVO
Darwin Core Archive of Espèces végetales sur sable roux du fourré de Ranobe, PK 32 Toliara
Census of tapia forest plant species in central highland of Madagascar
List and geographic position of plant species associated to the tapia forest of Madagascar highland.
Darwin Core Archive of Census of tapia forest plant species in central highland of Madagascar
Database about reference specimens for medicinal plants, in the Sapotaceae family, owned by CNARP
Darwin Core Archive of Database about reference specimens for medicinal plants, in the Sapotaceae family, owned by CNARP
Our data concerns hemiptera diversity. They range in size from 1 mm to around 15 cm, collected from 1933to 1994 and hold at Parc Botanique et Zoologique de Tsimbazaza, Madagascar. This is the first published record at this collection. This data was published to make data available, accessible and useful for biodvidersity conservation.
Darwin Core Archive of database_hemiptera
All herbarium specimens of grasses held at TAN herbarium
This dataset contains specimen of Poaceae family held at the Parc Botanique et Zoologique de Tsimbazaza. Those are related to specimen collected in Madagascar and the surrounding islands (La Reunion, Mauritius, Seychelles, Comoros, Juan de Nova, Europa Island, Glorioso islands, Mayottes) since 1841 to 2018. The basic data was provided by TAN herbarium. KMCC team have done the georeferencing of the old specimen by using the webs georeferencing tools and the gazetteer of Missouri Botanical Garden (MBG) and KMCC. This publication is linked to the BID grasses project (BID-AF2017-0103-SMA) which is funded by GBIF through the European Union funding.
Darwin Core Archive of All herbarium specimens of grasses held at TAN herbarium
The BRYOTAN collection is part of a bigger collection held by TAN Herbarium at the Flora Department of the Botanical and Zoological Garden of Tsimbazaza (PBZT). This Herbarium, as the national reference of flora specimens conserved plant specimens issued from diverse national and/or international projects since 1897. The digitization of this big collection was initiated during SEP-CEPDEC 1. Digitizing the Bryophytes collection was not part of this project. We seized the opportunity of the BID-AF2017-0174-NAC project kindly funded by the European Union through the BID-GBIF program to arrange, to identify, to digitize and to publish our Bryophyta collection data on GBIF portal , to making them universally and freely available . Indeed, Bryophyta were proven to be good indicators of ecosystem health but in Madagascar this plant group is so poorly known.
Darwin Core Archive of Bryophyte specimens at TAN Herbarium
Database on reference specimens for medicinal plants of the Araceae family, conserved at the CNARP herbarium
This database was extracted from the four collections of reference specimens on medicinal plants deposited at the CNARP herbarium: http://ipt.madbif.mg/resource?r=medicinal_plants_orstom_cnarp&v=1.0, http://ipt.madbif.mg/resource?r=medecinal_plants_cnarp&v=1.0, http://ipt.madbif.mg/resource?r=medecinal_plants_nci_cnarp&v=1.0 and http://ipt.madbif.mg/resource?r=medecinal_plants_icbg_cnarp&v=1.1 This collection concerns mainly plants, within the Araceae family, with medicinal properties or used in traditional medicine, but it does not exclude other sympatric species.
Darwin Core Archive of Database on reference specimens for medicinal plants of the Araceae family, conserved at the CNARP herbarium
Database about reference specimens for medicinal plants, in the Moraceae family, owned by CNARP
Darwin Core Archive of Database about reference specimens for medicinal plants, in the Moraceae family, owned by CNARP
Occurrence data for Annonaceae species in Madagascar and other western Indian Ocean islands
This dataset provides occurrence records of plant species from the family Annonaceae in Madagascar. It includes specimen-based documenting the rich diversity and distribution of this family across Madagascar's unique ecosystems. The dataset aims to support research, conservation planning, and biodiversity monitoring of Annonaceae in one of the world's most biodiverse regions. Each occurrence record corresponds to a unique collector + number combination. Specimens may be deposited in multiple herbaria, but individual barcodes and institutional data are not included in this dataset. The focus is on providing a research-ready database.
Darwin Core Archive of Occurrence data for Annonaceae species in Madagascar and other western Indian Ocean islands
Madagascar Biodiversity Center, Parc Botanique et Zoologique des Tsimbazaza
Centre National pour le Développement Rural - Madagascar (FOFIFA)
Parc Botanique et Zoologique de Tsimbazaza (P.B.Z.T.)
Ecole doctorale de biodiversité et Environnements Tropicaux de l'université de Toliara
Kew Madagascar Conservation Centre - Royal Botanic Gardens Kew
Madagascar Biodiversity Information Facility (MadBIF)
Centre National de Recherches sur l'Environnement
IRD - Institute of Research for Development