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John Ray Herbarium

Atlas of Living Australia
The University of Sydney (Associated with)
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The John Ray Herbarium is one of the largest University Herbaria in the country with 62,503 specimens. The Herbarium was commenced by the first Professor of Botany, Prof. A Lawson, in 1916. It is a teaching and taxonomic collection for research in the School of Biological Sciences, and a repository for specimens collected during various research enterprises.

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