Protection of herbarium specimens

Jackson, F. K. ; Ghose, R. L. M. (1932) Protection of herbarium specimens Nature, 129 (3254). p. 402. ISSN 0028-0836

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Abstract

In making a herbarium collection of Indian types of cotton, the necessity was felt of protecting the mounted specimens from injury while handling. To meet this difficulty, the senior writer suggested using a transparent celluloid material as a covering for the specimens. 'Cellophane', 'Cellglass', 'Sidac', and other trade names are applied to such products, which are sold in sheets, and are very thin, tough, flexible, transparent, damp-proof, and inexpensive. In commerce, these materials are used for wrapping boxes of chocolates, etc.

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