http://ipt.madbif.mg/resource?r=tan_rubiaceae TAN_RUBIACEAE Franck Rakotonasolo PBZT/Département Flore Head of Garden Division
Tsimbazaza Antananarivo Antananarivo 101 MG
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Rokiman letsara PBZT Researcher
Rue Fernand Kasanga, Tsimbazaza Antananarivo Antananarivo 101 MG
+261320248766 letsararo@yahoo.com
Rokiman letsara PBZT Technical Manager
Rue Fernand Kasanga, Tsimbazaza Antananarivo Antananarivo 101 MG
+261320248766 letsararo@yahoo.com
Jaona Ranaivo MadBIF Researcher
CNRE Fiadanana Antananarivo Antananarivo 101 MG
+261330277279 ranaivo_jaona@yahoo.fr
Rokiman letsara PBZT Researcher
Rue Fernand Kasanga, Tsimbazaza Antananarivo Antananarivo 101 MG
+261320248766 letsararo@yahoo.com author
Solo Hery Jean Victor Rapanarivo PBZT Head of Flora Department
Rue Fernand Kasanga, Tsimbazaza Antananarivo Antananarivo 101 MG
+261320776590 srapanarivo@yahoo.fr curator
Franck Rakotonasolo PBZT Head of Garden Division
Rue Fernand Kasanga, Tsimbazaza Antananarivo Antananarivo 101 MG
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Jaona Ranaivo MadBIF
CNRE Fiadanana Antananarivo Antananarivo 101 MG
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2018-07-11 eng 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. Rubiaceae occurrence biodiversity GBIF Dataset Type Vocabulary: http://rs.gbif.org/vocabulary/gbif/dataset_type.xml Specimen GBIF Dataset Subtype Vocabulary: http://rs.gbif.org/vocabulary/gbif/dataset_subtype.xml This work is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution Non Commercial (CC-BY-NC) 4.0 License. The specimens were collected mainly from Madagascar and the surrounding islands 42 51 -11 -26 This data concerns all existing Genus in the Rubiaceae family in Madagascar. family Rubiaceae notPlanned Rokiman letsara PBZT Researcher
Rue Fernand Kasanga, Tsimbazaza Antananarivo Antananarivo 101 MG
+261320248766 letsararo@yahoo.com
Solo Hery Jean Victor Rapanarivo PBZT Head of the Flora Department
Rue Fernand Kasanga, Tsimbazaza Antananarivo Antananarivo 101 MG
+261320776590 letsararo@yahoo.com
Mobilization of reference specimens data on the Rubiaceae family at TAN herbarium Rokiman Letsara author Solo Hery Jean Victor Rapanarivo curator Franck Rakotonasolo contentProvider Jaona Ranaivo metadataProvider Herizo Randriambanona user The digitizing of the plant reference specimens of TAN Herbarium was initiated during SEP-CEPDEC 1, the BID program allowed to continue the digitization of some threatened and invasive species (https://www.gbif.org/project/82750/capacity-building-and-biodiversity-data-mobilization-for-conservation-and-policy-in-africa.) The digitization of this family has been possible thanks to the European Union funding through the BID program coordinated by GBIF. Invasive alien species and endangered species were the two first of the eight priority areas defined by the ACM in each WP 2015 - 2016. In this regards the consortium retained eight families of each category for the project. The Rubiaceae family was choosen by the consortium as one of the priority family of the threatened species. Invasive alien species and endangered species were the two first of the eight priority areas defined by the ACM in each WP 2015 - 2016. In this regards the consortium retained eight families of each category for the project. The Rubiaceae family was choosen by the consortium as one of the priority family of the threatened species.
2011-03-30T12:06:18.650+00:00 dataset Rakotonasolo F, letsara R (2011): TAN_RUBIACEAE. v1.2. Parc Botanique et Zoologique de Tsimbazaza (P.B.Z.T.). Dataset/Occurrence. http://ipt.madbif.mg/resource?r=tan_rubiaceae&v=1.2 http://ipt.madbif.mg/logo.do?r=tan_rubiaceae TRACHEO_TAN Vascular plants at TAN 1831-current driedAndPressed http://ipt.madbif.mg/resource?id=tan_rubiaceae/v1.2.xml