The herbarium accessions amount to 16,777 specimens, including 5,605 phanerogams and pteridophytes, 2,573 specimens of bryophytes and algae, 3,448 specimens of fungi and 5,151 specimens of lichens. Some details of noteworthy accessions are given here

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The herbarium accessions amount to 19,879 specimens, including 4,570 phanerogams and pteridophytes, 2,699 specimens of bryophytes, 5,578 specimens of fungi and 7,032 specimens of lichens. Some details of noteworthy accessions are given here

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Piirainen et al. • Memoranda Soc. Fauna Flora Fennica 92, 2016152The accessions comprise 19,879 specimens in-corporated in the Botanical Museum of the Finn-ish Museum of Natural History, University of Helsinki (acronym H) in 2015 (4,570 specimens in the Vascular Plant Herbaria, 2,699 specimens in the Bryological Herbaria and 12,610 speci-mens in the Mycological Herbaria). The materi-al has been received from the staff of the Muse-um and from other institutions, and as donations from private persons, or their reliquiae (marked ”reliq.”). The Botanical Museum offers the sin-cerest thanks to all donors. A considerable num-ber of specimens has been obtained by exchange (”e”). Some material has been purchased.The total number of specimens in the sys-tematic collections of H at the end of 2015 was 3,310,380; 1,790,678 of them are phanerogams, 93,788 pteridophytes, 2,366 zoocecidia, 640,189 bryophytes, 22,141 algae, 440,355 lichenized fungi and 436,703 non-lichenized fungi (includ-ing bacteria and viruses).Processing of the extensive private herbarium of Prof. Aino Henssen (1925–2011) was contin-ued. but not yet completedSome details of the most noteworthy acces-sions are given below. The italicised abbrevia-Accessions to the Botanical Museum of the Finnish Museum of Natural History, University of Helsinki, in 2015Mikko Piirainen, Pertti Salo, Roland Skytén & Saara VelmalaPiirainen, M., Salo, P., Skytén, R &, Velmala, S., Botany Unit, Finnish Museum of Natural History, P.O. Box 7, FI-00014 University of Helsinki, FinlandThe herbarium accessions amount to 19,879 specimens, including 4,570 phanerogams and pterido-phytes, 2,699 specimens of bryophytes, 5,578 specimens of fungi and 7,032 specimens of lichens. Some details of noteworthy accessions are given here.tions Al, Ab, N, etc. in the lists refer to the bioge-ographic provinces of East Fennoscandia (map in Uotila et al., Memoranda Soc. Fauna Flora Fenni-ca 77: 14. 2001) and Ög, Upl, Tr, VFi etc. to the biogeographic provinces of Sweden and Norway (map in the back cover of Jonsell, B., ed., Flo-ra Nordica. 2000–). Abbreviations in capital let-ters used for the herbaria are according to Index Herbariorum, I: The Herbaria of the World (http://sweetgum.nybg.org/science/ih/).Among the accessions the various systematic groups are represented as follows:East Fenno­scandian HerbariaGeneral HerbariaTotalPhanerogams DivisionPteridophytes 91 98 189Spermatophytes 2,275 2,106 4,381Cryptogams DivisionBryophytes 250 2,449 2,699Mycology DivisionLichenized fungi 1,127 5,905 7,032Non­lichenized fungi 3,195 2,383 5,578Total 6,938 12,941 19,879Memoranda Soc. Fauna Flora Fennica 92: 152–155. 2016Memoranda Soc. Fauna Flora Fennica 92, 2016 • Piirainen et al. 153Vascular Plant HerbariaEast Fennoscandian Herbarium80, Ab–Sa; Ahokas, H. – 64, incl. Russia (Ka, Kon, Kpor); Ahti, T. – 36, Al, N, Ka, Ta, Om; Helsinki, Botanical Gar-den – 83, Ab–Ks; Erkamo, V. (reliq.) – 157, mainly Al; Hæggström, C.-A. – 243, N, Ta, Sa, Obu, Lki, Lkk; Hai-konen, V. – 53, St; Hakila, R. – 94; Jalas, J. (reliq.) – 72, St, Ta, Tb; Kääntönen, M. – 280; Kämäräinen, H. – 90, N, Ta, Sa; Kiviniemi, A. – 33, N, Ta, Sa; Koistinen, J. – 79, Sb, voucher specimens for DNA barcoding of Finnish flo-ra; Korpelainen, H. – 201, Russia (Lim, leg. M. Kozhin); Moscow, MW (e) – 345, Ab, N, Oa, Kb; Pykälä, J. – 39, Ta (mainly Pälkäne); Ranta, Y. – 40, mainly Kb; Räsänen, J. – 24, Sa; Saarinen, K. – 23, mainly Al; Stjernberg, T. – 59, St, Oa, Tb; Suominen, J. – 62; Taarna, J. (reliq.).Small numbers of specimens have been received from: Aho, S.; Ahola, A.; Alanko, P.; Andersson, C.; For-sten, L.; Gustafsson, S. (reliq.); Heikkinen, M.; Helin, J.; Helsinki, Metsähallitus; Hippi, J.; Jutila, H.; Kallio, E.; Kalska, E.; Kettunen, T.; Kivelä, S.; Koistinen, M.; Koi-visto, H.; Kotanen, E.; Kotilainen, M.J. (reliq.); Lahtonen, T.; Lampinen, R.; Lehtiniemi, T.; Lindgren, L.; Lindholm, K.; Mäkinen, A.; Matikainen, P.; Miranto, M.; Øllgaard, H.; Pälkäne, Pälkäneen yhteiskoulu; Parkko, P.; Parnela, A.; Petrozavodsk, PTZ; Piirainen, M.; Rintanen, T.; Risti-luoma, S.; Ruuhijärvi, R.; Stjernberg, M.; Uotila, P.; Uu-sitalo, A.; Vallinharju, M.; Väre, H.; Virtanen, T.; Walleni-us, T.; Winberg, L.Bryological and Algal HerbariaEast Fennoscandian HerbariumBryophytes. – 32, Ks; Ahti, T. – 24, N; Buch, H. (reliq.) – 23, Ta, Sa; Haikonen, V. – 57, Finland (Ta, Sb, Ks), Russia (Ik, Kl, Kol, Kb, Kon, Kpoc); Helsinki, HSI – 22, N; Miet-tinen, O. – 68, Al–N, St–Sa, Sb–Om, Ks, Le, Li; Pykälä, J.Small numbers of specimens have been received from: Enroth, J.; Höijer, P.; Koponen, T.; Lindholm, T.; Vitikainen, O.General HerbariumBryophytes. – 26, Iceland, United Kingdom, Turkey, Rus-sia (Asia), Canada, United States; Ahti, T. – 60, Australia, Papua New Guinea; Canberra, CBG – 44, Australia (Tas-mania), United States (Hawaii); Chicago, F (e) – 25, Ja-pan, Russia (Asia), Yamaguchi & Katagiri: Bryophytes of Asia 21: 500–525; Hiroshima, HIRO (e) – 85, Russia (Asia), Bakalin & Borovichev: Hepaticae Rossicae Exs. 9–10: 201–250 and Pisarenko, Fedosov & Bakalin: Moss-es of the Russian Far East Exs. 1–35; Kirovsk, KPABG (e) – 365, mainly China, Papua New Guinea, incl. holotype of Sciuro-hypnum sichuanicum and paratype of Papillole-jeunea balazsii; Koponen, T. – 831, Papua New Guinea, incl. holotype and paratypes of Isocladiellopsis timodanii, paratype of Clastobryum conspicuum var. capillaripilum and holotype and paratypes of Clastobryum flagelliferum; Koponen, T. & Norris, D.H. – 23, Kyrgyzstan; Lommi, S. – 109, Bhutan, China, Pakistan; Miehe, G. – 166, Pap-ua New Guinea; Nichinan, NICH – 173, Fiji, Papua New Guinea, Solomon Islands, incl. holotype of Heterophyl-lium affine subsp. solomonense; Norris, D.H. – 33, Chi-na, Philippines; San Francisco, CAS – 187, mainly China, Taiwan; Shevock, J.R. – 188, mainly Sweden; Stockholm, S (e) – 25, mainly Japan, Higuchi: Bryophyta Selecta Exs. 36: 1376–1400; Tsukuba, TNS (e)Small numbers of specimens have been received from: Bates, J.W.; Bronx, NY; Eger, EGR, incl. holotype of Neckera praetermissa; Enroth, J.; Frahm, J.-P.; Grolle, R.; Hallingbäck, T.; Helsinki, HSI; Hodgetts, N.G.; Jus-lén, A.; Kampala, MHU; Kunming, KUN; Long, D.G., incl. isotype and paratypes of Scapania sinikkae, isotype and paratype of Scapania davidii and isotype of Scapa-nia schljakovii; Madrid, MACB; Manju; Miettinen, O.; Nantou, TAIE; Ochyra, R.; Olsson, S.; Porley, R.; Rajesh, K.P.; Riga, RIG; Saint Louis, MO; Salvador, ALCB; San-da, HYO; St. Petersburg, LE, isotype of Scapania mat-veyevae; Stevenson, C.R.; Thouvenot, L.; Touw, A.; Trondheim, TRH; Vanderpoorten, A.; Vitikainen, O.; Wig-ginton, M.J.; Wyatt, Robert; Zanten, B.O. van General Herbarium752, incl. Canada, Russia (Asia), Turkey, United States; Ahti, T. – 50, Finland (cult.); Alanko, P. – 25, mainly Peru, Morocco; Berlin, B (e) – 52, United States; Corvallis, OSC – 32, mainly Finland (cult.), Norway; Haeggström, C.-A. – 28, mainly Finland (cult.); Jalas, J. (reliq.) – 242, mainly Portugal (Azores, Madeira); Kämäräinen, H. – 46, mainly Denmark (excl. Faroes and Greenland). incl. iso-types of Taraxacum conspersum, T. crassum, T. fronda-tum, T. latulum, T. lentiginosum, T. wendtii; Øllgaard, H. – 58, Canada, Unites States, incl. paratype of Helianthus couplanii; Ottawa, DAO – 188, Australia (Western Aus-tralia, leg. M. Christenhusz); Perth, PERTH – 40, Esto-nia; Savola, J. – 65, Sweden (Taraxacum, leg. C.-F. Lun-dewall); Stockholm, S (e) – 23, Finland (cult.); Vaniala, A. – 499, mainly Russia (Europe); Väre, H.Small numbers of specimens have been received from: Ahokas, H.; Bishkek, FRU; Cajander A. K. (reliq.); Hämeenkyrö, Frantsilan yrttitila; Haikonen, V.; Hämet-Ahti, L.; Kassel, KAS, incl. isotypes of Suaeda kulunden-sis, S. sibirica, S. tschujensis, S. tuvanica, isoepitype of S. prostrata; Kew, K (e); Moscow, MW; Paris, P (e); Petro-zavodsk, PTZ; Saarelainen, E.; Saarinen, J.; Sagalaev, V.; Sahi, I.; Sennikov, A.; Shurduk, I.; Taarna, J. (reliq.); Tar-kiainen, M.; Uotila, P.; Wien, W (mainly e).Piirainen et al. • Memoranda Soc. Fauna Flora Fennica 92, 2016154The main collection areas of the material received in 2015:Spermato­phytaPterido­phytaBryophyta LichenizedfungiOtherfungiTotalFinland 2,033 80 195 1,037 3,190 6,535Canada 430 20 1 1,061 161 1,673Russia (Asia) 94 4 109 419 958 1,584United States 106 4 10 1,069 95 1,284Papua New Guinea 0 0 1,244 1 1 1,246Russia (Europe) 473 4 3 44 177 701China 0 0 441 49 99 589Australia 188 0 46 190 9 433Poland 0 0 1 4 427 432Russia (East Fennoscandia) 244 11 55 90 5 405Argentina 0 0 0 392 0 392Kyrgyzstan 15 0 23 303 1 342Sweden 84 0 186 1 22 293Norway 51 0 14 189 23 277Portugal (Azores) 29 33 0 206 0 268Portugal (Madeira) 130 23 0 24 32 209United Kingdom 18 1 3 174 2 198Japan 52 3 44 95 2 196Chile 0 0 0 190 0 190New Zealand 0 0 17 159 13 189Spain (excl. Canary Islands) 11 0 5 157 9 182Netherlands 7 0 0 31 122 160Finland (cultivated) 146 0 0 0 0 146Iceland 13 0 2 108 9 132Turkey 41 2 1 75 9 128France 18 1 1 50 56 126Spain (Canary Islands) 26 0 0 93 1 120Estonia 43 1 0 8 59 111South Africa 3 0 2 104 0 109Taiwan 0 0 106 0 0 106Austria 0 0 2 83 2 87Switzerland 0 0 0 77 1 78Solomon Islands 0 0 71 0 0 71Germany 3 0 0 56 5 64Lithuania 1 0 0 60 0 61Mexico 0 0 0 61 0 61Georgia 0 0 0 58 1 59Tanzania 0 0 0 0 57 57Italy 0 0 0 53 0 53Greece 4 2 0 42 0 48Bhutan 0 0 45 0 0 45Denmark (excl. Faroes and Greenland) 42 0 0 0 0 42Korea (South) 40 0 0 0 0 40United Kingdom (Bermuda) 0 0 0 36 0 36Portugal (excl. Azores and Madeira) 0 0 5 30 0 35Uruguay 0 0 1 27 0 28Brazil 1 0 3 21 1 26Israel 0 0 0 24 0 24Other countries 35 0 63 81 29 208Total 4,381 189 2,699 7,032 5,578 19,879Memoranda Soc. Fauna Flora Fennica 92, 2016 • Piirainen et al. 155Mycological HerbariaEast Fennoscandian HerbariumLichenized fungi. – 104, N, Li, Russia (Kol, Kon, Kton); Ahti, T. – 73, Ab, N, Ta, Lkk; Haikonen, V. – 71, Kb, incl. Lecanora norvegica, new to Finland; Hämäläinen, A. – 52, St, Ta, Sb, Kb, Ks; Henssen, A. (reliq.) – 738, Ab; Pykälä, J. – 21, N, Ta; Taarna, J. (reliq.)Small numbers of specimens have been received from: Eurola, S.; Hosiaisluoma, V.; Karén, V.; Kirovsk, KPABG; Korhonen, M.; Laaksonen, K.; Lommi, S.; Pino Bodas, R.; Rintanen, T.; Ruuhijärvi, R.; Saukkonen, K.; Väre, H.; Vitikainen, O.Non-lichenized fungi. – 597, Ab, N; Alanko, P. – 110, mainly N, Ta, Sa; Haikonen, V. – 473, Finland Al–Ta, Oa, Sb–Kn, Obu–Li; Harmaja, H. – 322, mainly Ok; Helo, P. – 131, mainly Obu; Kekki, T. – 33, N; Kolehmainen, K. – 69, mainly Ab, N; Korhonen, M. – 31, Ta; Kosonen, L. – 117, N, Ta; Kotiranta, H. – 82, mainly Ta; Kuitunen, T. – 92, mainly A, Ab, St; Kukkonen, I. – 125, Ab; Kunttu, P. – 27, Ab, N, Ta– Kl, Tb, Ok, Lks; Kytövuori, I. – 234, N, Ta, Tb, Ok; Miettinen, O. – 82, mainly N, St, Ta; Niemelä, T. – 34, Ta, Sa, Tb–Om, Obu, Ks; Niskanen, T. – 44, Obo–Ks, Lks; Oulu, OULU (partly e) – 281, mainly Ab, Obu, Ks; Pennanen, J. – 27, N; Tuomola, J.Small numbers of specimens have been received from: Ahti, T.; Askola, P.; Bonsdorff, T.; Ekholm, T.; Eriks-son, I.; Hakala, L.; Härkönen, M.; Helle, K.; Hillberg, V.-M.; Hirvonen, E.; Höijer, P.; Honkanen, J.; Huhtinen, S.; Hӕggström, C.-A.; Jäsberg, U.; Junninen, K.; Kalska, E.; Kinnunen, J.; Korhonen, J.; Kuopio, KUO; Lahti, M.; Nenonen, E.; Ohenoja, E.; Oinonen, P.; Paalamo, P.; Palmén, J.; Penttilä, R.; Pettay, T.; Piipponen, I.; Pykälä, J.; Roponen, P.; Ryttäri, T.; Saarenoksa, R.; Salo, P.; Sa-loranta, A.; Saukkonen, K.; Savola, K.; Schigel, D.; Siu-vatti, T.; Söderholm, U.; Sorri, O.; Sundström, L.; Taar-na, J. (reliq.); Tervonen, K.; Tiensuu, S.; Tölli, A.; Turpei-nen, R.; Uimonen, J.; Vantaa, HFR; Väre, H.; Veräjänkor-va, M.; Vuorinen, I.; Wikholm, M.; Yli-Suutari, S. General HerbariumLichenized fungi. – 1899, mainly Canada, United States, Russia (Asia), United Kingdom, Iceland; Ahti, T. – 82, United States, Canada; Boise, SRP – 218, mainly Unit-ed States incl. Lendemer: Lich. East N. Amer. Exs. 10: 446–482, isotype of Strigula griseovirens; Bronx, NY (mainly e) – 25, Norway; Fritzén, N. – 20, Obermayer: Lichenotheca Graecensis 22: 421–440; Graz, GZU (e) – 2418, mainly United States, Argentina, Australia, New Zealand, Portugal (Azores), Japan; Henssen, A. (reliq.) – 20, China; Kunming, KUN (e) – 49, Morse & Ladd: Lich. Exs. Magnicamporum 1–50 incl. isotype of Fellhane-ra crucitignorum; Lawrence, KANU – 303, Kyrgyzstan; Lommi, S. – 104, mainly Spain, Portugal; Madrid, MACB (e) – 35, Turkey, Portugal (Madeira); Pino Bodas, R. – 108, Lithuania, Norway; Pykälä, J. – 67, Chile; Schiefel-bein, U. – 203, Canada; Scotter, G.W. – 196, Russia (Eu-rope and Asia); St. Petersburg, LECB – 61, Georgia, Azer-baijan; Tbilisi, TBI (e)Small numbers of specimens have been received from: Edinburgh, E; Eurola, S.; Gonnet, O.; Haikonen, V.; Hämäläinen, A.; Himelbrant, D.E.; Hosiaisluoma, V.; Jacobsen, P.; Karén, V.; Kirovsk, KPABG; Kison, H.-U.; Koponen, T.; Korhonen, M.; Kukwa, M.; Laaksonen, K.; Lumbsch, H.T.; McIntosh, T.; Miettinen, O.; Nummelin, M.; Ohenoja, E.; Ojasti, J.; Perm, PERM; Pystina, T.N.; Ranta, P.; Rintanen, T.; Roux, C.; Ruuhijärvi, R.; São Pau-lo, SP; Saukkonen, K.; Taarna, J. (reliq.); Talbot, S.S.; Uppsala, UPS (e); Väisälä, L.; Väre, H.; Vitikainen, O.Non-lichenized fungi. – 156, mainly Canada, Iceland, Russia (Asia), United States; Ahti, T. – 21, Russia (Asia); Himelbrant, D. – 167, Poland, Russia; Kinnunen, J. – 40, Estonia; Korhonen, M. – 295, Russia (Asia); Kotiranta, H. – 84, mainly Canada, United States; Kukkonen, I. – 135, mainly China, France, United States; Miettinen, O. – 149, France, Netherlands; Nannenga-Bremekamp, N.E. – 57, Tanzania; Saarimäki, T. – 274, Australia, Poland, Russia; Schigel, D. – 789, Russia (Asia); Spirin, V. – 45, China; Ukkola, T. – 32, Portugal (Madeira); Väisälä, L.Small numbers of specimens have been received from: Bronx, NY; Cajander, A.; Champion, C.; Clapman, D.; Flatau, L.; Flaudas, D.; Gates, G.; Gracia Barba, E.; Häll-fors, M.; Hammer, S.; Harmaja, H.; Högnabba, F.; Kek-ki, T.; Kuitunen, T.; Meyer, M.; Niemelä, T.; Niskanen, T.; Oslo, O; Oulu, OULU (partly e); Parker, A.; Pennanen, J.; Pino Bodas, R.; Rivoire, B.; Ryvarden, L.; Sennikov, A.; Smith, A.; Stenroos, S.; Svantesson, S.; Tartu, TAAM; Turku, TUR; Uotila, P.; Väre, H.; Yamamoto, Y. Acknowledgements: Marja Koistinen had the main techni-cal responsibility for the accessions of vascular plants and algae. She is thanked for her help in compiling the data. Teuvo Ahti is thanked for his comments to the manuscript.

Accessions to the Botanical Museum of the Finnish Museum of Natural History, University of Helsinki, in 2015

The herbarium accessions amount to 19,853 specimens, including 4,751 phanerogams and pteridophytes, 2,559 specimens of bryophytes and algae, 5,000 specimens of fungi, 7,542 specimens of lichens, and 1 specimen of zoocecidia. Some details of noteworthy accessions are given here

Piirainen et al. • Memoranda Soc. Fauna Flora Fennica 91, 2015102The accessions comprise 19,853 specimens in-corporated in the Botanical Museum of the Finn-ish Museum of Natural History, University of Helsinki (acronym H) in 2014 (4,751 specimens in the Vascular Plant Herbaria, 2,559 specimens in the Bryological and Algal Herbaria and 12,542 specimens in the Mycological Herbaria). The material has been received from the staff of the Museum and from other institutions, and as do-nations from private persons, or their reliquiae (marked “reliq.”). The Botanical Museum offers the sincerest thanks to all donors. A considerable number of specimens has been obtained by ex-change (”e”). Some material has been purchased.The total number of specimens in the sys-tematic collections of H at the end of 2014 was 3,290,501; 1,692,598 of them are phanerogams, 93,559 pteridophytes, 2,366 zoocecidia, 615,349 bryophytes, 22,141 algae, 433,323 lichenized fungi and 431,125 non-lichenized fungi (includ-ing bacteria and viruses).Processing of the extensive private herbar-ium of Prof. Aino Henssen (1925–2011), Mar-burg, Germany (ca. 40,000 specimens, mainly li-chenized fungi, some non-lichenized fungi and bryophytes donated by her to H), was continued, and more than 5,000 lichen specimens were in-corporated in the collections in 2014.Accessions to the Botanical Museum of the Finnish Museum of Natural History, University of Helsinki, in 2014Mikko Piirainen, Pertti Salo, Roland Skytén & Saara VelmalaPiirainen, M., Salo, P., Skytén, R &, Velmala, S., Botany Unit, Finnish Museum of Natural History, P.O. Box 7, FI-00014 University of Helsinki, FinlandThe herbarium accessions amount to 19,853 specimens, including 4,751 phanerogams and pteri-dophytes, 2,559 specimens of bryophytes and algae, 5,000 specimens of fungi, 7,542 specimens of lichens, and 1 specimen of zoocecidia. Some details of noteworthy accessions are given here.Some details of the most noteworthy acces-sions are given below. The italicised abbrevia-tions Al, Ab, N, etc. in the lists refer to the bioge-ographic provinces of East Fennoscandia (map in Uotila et al., Memoranda Soc. Fauna Flora Fen-nica 77:14. 2001) and Ög, Upl, Tr, VFi etc. to the biogeographic provinces of Sweden and Norway (map in the back cover of Jonsell, B., ed., Flo-ra Nordica. 2000–). Abbreviations in capital let-ters used for the herbaria are according to Index Herbariorum, I: The Herbaria of the World (http://sweetgum.nybg.org/science/ih/).Among the accessions the various systematic groups are represented as follows:East Fenno­scandian HerbariaGeneral HerbariaTotalPhanerogams DivisionPteridophytes 30 90 120Spermatophytes 1,521 3,110 4,631Zoocecidia 1 1Cryptogams DivisionBryophytes 748 1,773 2,521Algae 38 38Mycology DivisionLichenized Fungi 1,129 6,413 7,542Non­lichenized Fungi 1,670 3,330 5,000Total 9,664 14,716 19,853Memoranda Soc. Fauna Flora Fennica 91: 102–105.Memoranda Soc. Fauna Flora Fennica 91, 2015 • Piirainen et al. 103Vascular Plant HerbariaEast Fennoscandian Herbarium33, Ab, N, Ta; Ahti, T. – 322, mainly S Finland; Alanko, P. – 133, N, Helsinki; Helsinki, Venäläinen koulu – 29; Jalas, J. (reliq.) – 22, mainly Al; Lindholm, L.-L. – 23, Obo, Obu; Metsähallitus, Pohjanmaan Luontopalvelut – 245, mainly Hieracium, Pilosella (Ta, Pälkäne); Ranta, Y. – 156, mainly Taraxacum from S and E Finland, holotypes and other type material of Taraxacum cabannaeforme, T. coartatiforme, T. ossiclivosum, T. sinus-avis, T. subinves-tiens, T. volitans; Räsänen, J. – 38, mainly Ka; Rintanen, T. – 163, mainly Hieracium, Pilosella (Ta, Pälkäne); Sen-nikov, A. – 26, Finland (Kb), Russia (Kl/Rs, Kol, Kton, Kk); Simola, H. – 38, Al; Stjernberg, T. – 69, mainly Ta; Uotila, P. – 135; Väre, H.Small numbers of specimens have been received from: Albekoglu, M.; Ankerman, E.; Carlsson, R.; Jär-vinen, V.; Kerkelä, T.; Kirovsk, KPABG; Kiviniemi, A.; Lindholm, T.; Miettinen, M.; Moscow, MW; Niinimäki, H.; Piirainen, M.; Pyhälä, M.; Pykälä, J.; Saarinen, K.; Särkkä, J.; Stockholm, S; Valtonen, P.; Virtanen, T.; Vuo-rinen, E.; Winberg, L.Zoocecidia. – Small numbers of specimens have been received from: Väre, H.General Herbarium68, mainly Canada, Germany, Iceland, U.S.A.; Ahti, T. – 726, mainly Cuba, Finland (cult.), South Korea, Spain (Canary Isl.); Alanko, P. – 83, Kyrgyzstan; Bishkek, FRU – 50, Russia (Kirov, Kostroma, Vologda Reg.), incl. iso-type and paratypes of Potamogeton ×clandestinus; Bo-brov, A. – 69, mainly Portugal (Madeira); Kämäräinen, H. – 83, mainly Sweden; Lund, LD (e) – 326, Mexico; Mexico, MEXU (e) – 104, Denmark (Greenland); Roslin, T. – 33 Finland (cult.); Saarinen, J. – 150, mainly Russia (Asia); St. Petersburg, LE (e) – 399, mainly Kyrgyzstan; Sennikov, A. – 114, mainly Norway, Sweden; Stock-holm, S (e) – 117, mainly Czech Republic; Uotila, P. – 487, mainly France, Spain (Canary Isl.); Väre, H. – 185, mainly Côte d’Ivoire, Gabon, Madagascar, incl. isotype of Dracaena scabra and Xanthocercis rabiensis, paratype of Cassipourea ndambiana, isoneotype of Monopetalanthus ledermannii; Wageningen, WAG (e) – 144, mainly Aus-tria, incl. isotype of Tilia perneckensis; Wien, W (e).Small numbers of specimens have been received from: Christenhusz, M.J.M.; Dirihan, S.; Helsinki, Venäläinen koulu; Jalas, J. (reliq.); Lahtinen, M.; Lindholm, L.-L.; Lindholm, T.; Löki, V.; Lund, LD; Moscow, MW; Petro-zavodsk, PTZ; Raisio, J.; Räsänen, J.; Ruoff, E.; Saint Pe-tersburg, LE; Wuhan, Wuhan University; Zabalgogeaz-coa, I.Bryological and Algal HerbariaEast Fennoscandian HerbariumBryophytes. – 78, mainly Finland (Ks), Russia (Kon), incl. specimens from Russian-Finnish Botanical Expedition 2000; Ahti, T. – 64; Buch, H. (reliq.) – 78, N, Ta, Sa; Hai-konen, V. – 128, Ks; He, X. – 101, Al, St, Ta, Oa, incl. ES-CAPE voucher of Tortula cernua; Laaka-Lindberg, S. – 141, N; Piippo, S. – 130, Ta; Taarna, J. (reliq.)Small numbers of specimens have been received from: Enroth, J.; Jutila, H.; Lindholm, T.; Teeriaho, J.; Uo-tila, P.; Vuorinen, E.Algae. – 20, Ta; Uotila, P.Small numbers of specimens have been received from: Helsinki, Metsähallitus; Kurtto, A.; Rintanen, T.General HerbariumBryophytes. – 24, Canada, Chile, Iceland, United States; Ahti, T. – 54, Russia (Asia); Buch, H. (reliq.) – 50, main-ly Japan, Deguchi & Yamaguchi: Bryophytes of Asia 19: 451–475; Hiroshima, HIRO (e) – 106, Bhutan (leg. G. & S. Miehe), China (Xizang), Pakistan (leg. G. & S. Miehe); Hyvönen, J. – 50, incl. isotype of Bryum schweinfurthii; Jena, JE (e) – 1,177, China, Mongolia, Papua New Guin-ea, Russia (Asia and Europe), United States, incl. holo-type and paratypes of Philonotis lizangii, paratype of Phi-lonotis laii; Koponen, T. – 24, China; Kunming, KUN (e) – 66, China (Hunan); Piippo, S. – 122, China, New Zea-land, São Tomé and Príncipe, United States, incl. isotype of Scouleria siskiyouensis; San Francisco, CAS – 22, Phil-ippines; Tan, B.C. – 50, mainly Japan, Higuchi: Bryophy-ta Selecta Exsiccata 34–35: 1326–1375; Tsukuba, TNS (e)Small numbers of specimens have been received from: Berkeley, UC; Corvallis, OSC; Shevock, J.; Ulan-Ude, UUHMycological HerbariaEast Fennoscandian HerbariumLichenized fungi. – 228, N, Russia (Kon); Ahti, T. – 621, Al, Ab; Bruun, H. (reliq.) – 139, N, Ta, Sa; Haikonen, V. – 20, N, Ta; Launis, A.Small numbers of specimens have been received from: Buch, H. reliq.); Henssen, A. (reliq.); Kirovsk, KPABG; Korhonen, M.; Laaksonen, K.; Myllys, L.; Vel-mala, S.; Väre, H.Non-lichenized Fungi. – 39, Finland (Ab, N, Ka, Ta, Tb, Ks), Russia (Kol, Kon); Ahti, T. – 25, Ab, N, Lks; Bon-sdorff, T. – 207, N, Ta, Sa, Tb, Lkk; Haikonen, V. – 46, Sb, Obu, Lkk; Kekki, T. – 388, Al, Ab, N, Ta, Tb, Sb, Kb, Obu, Piirainen et al. • Memoranda Soc. Fauna Flora Fennica 91, 2015104Spermato­phytaPterido­phytaBryo­phytaAlgae Lichenized FungiOther FungiZooce­cidaeTotalFinland 1,517 30 746 38 1,054 1,645 1 5,031Russia (Asia) 154 0 187 0 63 1,569 0 1,973United States 11 0 58 0 1654 68 0 1,791Sweden 187 0 0 0 24 996 0 1,207Canada 7 5 1 0 1,052 33 0 1,098China 7 0 907 0 6 1 0 921Spain (Canary Islands) 357 26 1 0 189 0 0 573Kyrgyzstan 454 1 0 0 0 15 0 470Mexico 318 8 0 0 136 0 0 462Portugal (Azores) 0 0 0 0 426 0 0 426Argentina 0 0 3 0 389 0 0 392France 165 20 1 0 173 1 0 360Australia 0 0 1 0 347 4 0 352Papua New Guinea 0 0 311 0 0 0 0 311Austria 138 1 1 0 150 0 0 290Cuba 260 4 0 0 3 0 0 267Russia (Europe) 67 0 36 0 14 136 0 253Finland (cultivated) 234 2 0 0 0 0 0 236New Zealand 1 0 4 0 222 0 0 227Switzerland 1 0 2 0 194 0 0 197Germany 13 1 19 0 143 17 0 193Spain (excl. Canary Islands) 48 5 0 0 132 2 0 187South Africa 0 0 0 0 175 0 0 175Norway 45 0 10 0 90 21 0 166Czech Republic 100 0 1 0 33 3 0 137Japan 0 0 88 0 43 0 0 131South Korea 125 5 0 0 0 0 0 130United Kingdom 3 0 0 0 109 5 0 117Chile 0 0 22 0 93 0 0 115Portugal (Madeira) 67 1 0 0 40 4 0 112Poland 1 0 4 0 0 104 0 109Russia (East Fennoscandia) 4 0 2 0 75 25 0 106Denmark (Greenland) 99 5 0 0 1 0 0 105Dominican Republic 0 0 0 0 0 96 0 96Iceland 9 1 4 0 75 1 0 90Denmark (excl. Faroes and Greenland) 13 0 0 0 41 33 0 87Slovakia 3 0 1 0 0 83 0 87Costa Rica 0 0 0 0 84 2 0 86Madagascar 82 3 0 0 0 0 0 85Azerbaijan 0 0 0 0 58 0 0 58Gabon 50 0 0 0 0 0 0 50Bhutan 0 0 46 0 0 0 0 46Brazil 0 0 0 0 16 28 0 44Portugal (excl. Azores and Madeira) 0 0 0 0 29 15 0 44Côte d’Ivoire 25 0 0 0 3 0 0 28Turkey 1 2 0 0 24 1 0 28Ecuador 0 0 11 0 14 0 0 25Georgia 0 0 0 0 25 0 0 25Philippines 0 0 22 0 3 0 0 25Italy 21 0 1 0 0 0 0 22Uruguay 0 0 0 0 21 0 0 21Other countries 44 0 31 0 119 92 0 286Total 4,631 120 2,521 38 7,542 5,000 1 19,853The main collection areas of the material received in 2014:Memoranda Soc. Fauna Flora Fennica 91, 2015 • Piirainen et al. 105Ks, Lkk, Le; Korhonen, M. – 106, N, Ok; Miettinen, O. – 102, Ab, N, St, Ta, Kb; Niemelä, T. – 187, Ta, Tb, Sb, Om, Ok; Niskanen, T. – 89, Ta, Ks, Lkk, Le; Oinonen, P. – 98, Ab, Obu, Lkk, Lks, Le, Li; Pennanen, J. – 169, Al, Ab, N, St, Ta, Sa, Kb, Obu, Ks, Lkk; Schigel, D. – 49, Al, Ab, N, Kb; Tuomikoski, R. (reliq.)Small numbers of specimens have been received from: Aittomäki, P.; Arkiomaa, P.; Erkkilä, R.; Gädda, K.; Hӕggström, C.-A.; Häkkinen, I.; Halme, P.; Harmaja, H.; Henssen, A.; Höijer, P.; Holmberg, S.; Hyrkäs, N.; Jun-ninen, K.; Kälviäinen, V.; Kamula, M.; Kartala, J.; Kiena, S.; Kolari, T.; Kortelainen, T.; Kosonen, L.; Kotiranta, H.; Kunttu, P.; Kuukkanen, H.; Kvist, G. (reliq.); Laaka-Lind-berg, S.; Lahti, M.; Leino, P.; Olanen, M.; Oulu, OULU (e); Pennanen, M.; Penttilä, R.; Pernu, M.; Räisänen, M.; Rintanen, T.; Rossi, A.; Saarenoksa, R.; Salo, K.; Salo, P.; Santaharju, J.; Segersvärd, P.; Seppä, E.-L.; Söderholm, U.; Stjernberg, M.; Thuneberg, P.; Turku, TUR (e); Ui-monen, J.; Uotila, A.; Uotila, P.; Väre, H.; Viitanen, T.; Vi-tikainen, O.; Vuokko, S.General HerbariumLichenized fungi. – 374, mainly Canada (Newfoundland, Northwest Territories) incl. Cladonia peziziformis, new to Newfoundland; Ahti, T. – 58, Azerbaijan; Baku, BAK – 40, Hansen: Lich. Danici Exc. 33–34: 756–795; Copenha-gen, C (e) – 5,379, mainly United States, Canada, Argenti-na; Henssen, A. (reliq.) – 255, mainly United States, Mex-ico incl. isotypes of Agrestia cyphellata and Lecanora ko-fae; Madison, WIS (e) – 21, mainly Canada; McCarthy, J. – 25, Georgia; St. Petersburg, LE (e) – 27, United States (Alaska); Talbot, S.S. – 25, Ohmura: Lich. Minus Cogni-ti Exs. 20: 476–500; Tsukuba, TNS (e) – 28, Russia (Eu-rope), Spain (Canary Islands); Väre, H.Small numbers of specimens have been received from: Bronx, NY; Corner Brook, Mem. Univ. NL, Canada; Davydov, E.; Dillman, K.; Durham, DUKE; Edinburgh, E (e); Ekaterinburg, UFU; Garrido-Benavent, I. isotype of Caliciopsis valentina; González Renteria, X.Y.; Högnab-ba, F.; Kinalioglu, K.; Kirovsk, KPABG (e); Kison, H.-U.; Kunming, KUN incl. isotype of Bryoria yunnana; La Laguna, TFC; Launis, A.; Madrid, MACB (e) isotype of Ramalina carminea; Makarova, O.; Miettinen, O.; Murto, R.; Neumarkt; Paukov, A.; Prague, PRC (e); Sennikov, A.; St. Petersburg, LECB; Uotila, P.; Uppsala, UPS isotype of Gowardia arcticaNon-lichenized Fungi. – 47, mainly Canada; Ahti, T. – 141, Dominican Republic, United States; Beltsville, BPI – 138, Denmark, Norway, Sweden; Korhonen, M. – 445, Russia (Asia and Europe); Kotiranta, H. – 28, main-ly United States; Miettinen, O. – 938, Slovakia, Sweden; Niskanen, T. – 27, Brazil; Oinonen, P. – 46, varia; Ry-varden, L. – 308, mainly Poland, Russia (Europe), Swe-den; Schigel, D. – 1,149, mainly Russia (Asia); Spirin, V. – 21, mainly Russia (Europe); St. Petersburg, LESmall numbers of specimens have been received from: Cambridge, AKFWS (e); Correia, M.; Härkönen, M.; Kekki, T.; Kinnunen, J.; Kytövuori, I.; Niemelä, T.; Norstedt, G.; Ohenoja, E.; Talbot, S.; Turku, TUR (e); Uo-tila, P.; Väre, H.Acknowledgements. Marja Koistinen had the main techni-cal responsibility for the accessions of vascular plants and algae, and Xiaolan He of bryophytes. They are thanked for their help in compiling the data.

Accessions to the Botanical Museum of the Finnish Museum of Natural History, University of Helsinki, in 2014

Memoranda Soc. Fauna Flora Fennica 90, 2014 • Piirainen et al. 115The accessions comprise 16,777 specimens in-corporated in the Botanical Museum of the Finn-ish Museum of Natural History, University of Helsinki (acronym H) in 2013 (5,605 specimens in the Vascular Plant Herbaria, 2,573 specimens in the Bryological and Algal Herbaria and 8,599 specimens in the Mycological Herbaria). The material has been received from the staff of the Museum and from other institutions, and as do-nations from private persons, or their reliquiae (marked ”reliq.”). The Botanical Museum offers the sincerest thanks to all donors. A considerable number of specimens has been obtained by ex-change (”e”) from other institutions. Due to lack of space in the Vascular Plant Her-baria, deaccession of duplicate specimens was started in 2013. Because some of the specimens may have been used as vouchers, e.g. in taxonom-ic or floristic studies, all the specimens are data-based before removing them from the collections.The total number of specimens in the sys-tematic collections of H at the end of 2013 was 3,270,648; 1,687,967 of them are phanerogams, 93,479 pteridophytes, 2,365 zoocecidia, 612,828 bryophytes, 22,103 algae, 425,781 lichenized fungi and 426,125 non-lichenized fungi (includ-ing bacteria and viruses).Some details of the most noteworthy acces-sions are given below. The italicised abbrevia-tions Al, Ab, N, etc. in the lists refer to the bioge-ographic provinces of East Fennoscandia (map in Uotila et al., Memoranda Soc. Fauna Flora Fen-nica 77:14. 2001) and Ög, Upl, Tr, VFi etc. to the biogeographic provinces of Sweden and Norway (map on the back cover of Jonsell, B., ed., Flora Nordica. 2000–). Abbreviations in capital letters used for the herbaria are according to Index Her-bariorum, I: The Herbaria of the World (http://sci-web.nybg.org/science2/IndexHerbariorum.asp).Among the accessions the various systematic groups are represented as follows:Accessions to the Botanical Museum of the Finnish Museum of Natural History, University of Helsinki, in 2013Mikko Piirainen, Xiaolan He, Pertti Salo & Roland SkyténPiirainen, M., He, X., Salo, P. & Skytén, R., Botany Unit, Finnish Museum of Natural History, P.O. Box 7, FI-00014 University of Helsinki, FinlandThe herbarium accessions amount to 16,777 specimens, including 5,605 phanerogams and pterido-phytes, 2,573 specimens of bryophytes and algae, 3,448 specimens of fungi and 5,151 specimens of lichens. Some details of noteworthy accessions are given here.East Fenno­scandian HerbariaGeneral HerbariaTotalPhanerogams DivisionPteridophytes 89 78 167Spermatophytes 2,620 2,818 5,438Cryptogams DivisionBryophytes 1,052 1,511 2,563Algae 10 0 10Mycology DivisionLichenized Fungi 3,343 1,808 5,151Non­lichenized Fungi 1,509 1,939 3,448Total 8,623 8,154 16,777nda Soc. Fauna Flora Fennica 90: 15–118. 2014Piirainen et al. • Memoranda Soc. Fauna Flora Fennica 90, 2014116Bryological and Algal HerbariaEast Fennoscandian Herbarium61, Arkkio, H. – 144, Fellman, J. (reliq.). – 113, N; Kop-peri, A. (reliq.).– 81, Ks, Kotilainen, M.J. (reliq.). – 87, Al, Ab, St, Kn, Lks; Laaka-Lindberg, S. – 81, Lkk, Lks; Laak-sonen, K. – 174, Russia, mainly Kl, Pankakoski, A. (rel-iq.). – 30, Ab, Ta; Parnela, A. – 130, Ab, Pykälä, J. – 53, incl. Afonina et al.: Bryophyta Rossica et Civitatum Col-limitanearum Exsiccata 9: 351–400; St. Petersburg, LE (e).Small numbers of specimens have been received from: Ahti, T.; Alanko, P.; Boychuk, M.; Christenhusz, M.J.M.; Enroth, J.; Haikonen, V.; Hiitonen, I.; Kanerva, R.; Kart-tunen, K.; Lindberg, H. (reliq.); Rintanen, T.; Tulonen, T.; Uotila, P.; Vitikainen, O.General Herbarium60, mainly United States (California), San Francisco, CAS. – 146, mainly Germany; Göttingen, GOET. – 40, incl. Deguchi & Yamaguchi: Bryophytes of Asia 9: 201–225; Hiroshima, HIRO. – 25, Russia (Asia); Ignatov, M. – 25, Bakalin & Constantinova: Hepaticae Rossicae Exsic-catae 2: 26–50; Kirovsk, KPABG (e). – 43, mainly Cana-da, Papua New Guinea; Koponen, T.  – 62, Japan; Nichi-nan, NICH (e). – 446, mainly Canada, France; Québec, QFA. – 124, China; Shenyang, IFP. – 106, mainly Chile, United States, incl. isotypes of Leptodictyum wallacei and Orthostichopsis fornicata; St. Louis, MO (e). – 47, Rus-sia (Asia and Europe), Afonina et al.: Bryophyta Rossica et Civitatum Collimitanearum Exsiccata 6: 201–250; St. Petersburg, LE (e) – 50, incl. Higuchi: Bryophyta Selec-ta Exsiccata 33: 1301–1325; Tsukuba, TNS. – 129, mainly United States; Vancouver, UBC (e). Small numbers of specimens have been received from Ahti, T.; Alanko, P.; Beijing, PE; Edinburgh, E.; Enroth, J., incl. holotype of Neckera inopinata; Fuertes, E.; Hy-att, P.; Laaka-Lindberg, S.; Lincoln, CHR; Lindholm, T.; Madrid, MACB; Pajunen, A.; Pócs, T.; Reading, RNG (e); Shevock, J., incl. isotype of Pohlia robertsonii; Uotila, P.; Vitoria-Gasteiz, VIT.Vascular Plant HerbariaEast Fennoscandian Herbarium83, mainly Finland (N), Russia (Kon); Ahti, T. – 1,097, mainly Finland (Ab, N), Russia (Kpoc); Alanko, P. – 196, mainly Al; Hæggström, C.-A. – 84, mainly Ta; Haikonen, V. – 41, Jalas, J. (reliq.). – 58, Ta; Kääntönen, M. – 30, mainly Ta; Kämäräinen, H. – 82, Li; Laasonen, L. – 268, Russia (Lim, Lp; leg. M.N. Kozhin); Moscow, MW (e). – 188, mainly Russia (Lim, Lv, Lps, Lt); Piirainen, M. – 149, Hieracium, Ta, Pälkäne; Ranta, Y. – 100, mainly Kb; Räsänen, J. – 30, Al; Stjernberg, T.Small numbers of specimens have been received from: Alava, S.; Anttila, I.; Christenhusz, M.J.M.; Glazko-va, E.; Hällfors, M.; Havas-Matilainen, P.; Heikkinen, M.; Helsinki, HSI; Högman-Wecksell, L. (reliq.); Horppila, P.; Karjalainen, J.; Kekki, T.; Koistinen, J.; Kosonen, K.; Laaksonen, K.; Lehtinen, S.; Leppänen, R.; Miettinen, M.; Murto, R.; Nurmi, J.; Ojala, M.; Parkko, P.; Petrozavodsk, PTZ; Poijärvi, J. (reliq.); Rahkonen, S.; Ranta, P.; Rantia-la, P.; Rintanen, T.; Ruuhijärvi, R.; Salmi, V.; Sivenius, T.; Thuneberg, O.; Tuomela, A.-M.; Turku, TUR; Tynys, S.; Ulvinen, T.; Uotila, P.; Virtanen, T.; Vuokko, S.; Väre, H.General Herbarium83, Canada, South Korea, Mexico, The Netherlands, Rus-sia (Asia), United States; Ahti, T.; – 892, mainly Finland (cult.); Alanko, P. – 442, China (Hunan); Beijing, PE (e). – 135, mainly United States; Christenhusz, M.J.M. – 542, Iran, herb. P. Aellen; Geneva, G (e). – 50, mainly Ger-many, Austria, Gottschlich: Hieracia Europaea Selecta 9: 401–450; Gottschlich, G. – 269, Finland (N, cult.); Kou-vola, Arboretum Mustila. – 30, mainly Norway (ØFi), Pii-rainen, M. – 30, Taraxacum, China, Kazakhstan, Macedo-nia, Mongolia, Poland, Sweden (Nb), incl. 1 isotype and 11 paratypes; Räsänen, J. – 215, Spain (Canary Islands, La Gomera); Väre, H.Small numbers of specimens have been received from: Dzhus, M.; Grén, A.; Hällfors, M.; Hämet-Ahti, L.; Helsinki, Finnish Museum of Natural History, Exhibition and Conservation teams; Helsinki, HSI; Ilén, P.; Kämäräi-nen, H.; Kocián, J.; Koistinen, M.; Ljubljana, LJS; Ma-drid, MA; Murto, R.; Nairobi, EA; Parkko, P.; Petroza-vodsk, PTZ; Piispala, E.; Pulkkinen, M.; Rahkonen, M.; Rissanen, A.; Saari, M.; Ståhl, P.; Tromsø, TROM; Uoti-la, H.; Uotila, P.; Vaniala, A.; Volgograd, Volgograd State Pedagogical University.Mycological HerbariaEast Fennoscandian HerbariumLichenized Fungi. – 118, Ks, Li, Russia (Kon); Ahti, T. – 119, N, St, Ta; Haikonen, V. – 3,018, Ab, N, Ks; Pykälä, J.Small numbers of specimens have been received from: Alanko, P.; Fadeeva, M.; Höijer, P.; Kekki, T.; Petro-zavodsk, PTZ; St. Petersburg, LECB; Uppsala, UPS (e).Memoranda Soc. Fauna Flora Fennica 90, 2014 • Piirainen et al. 117Spermato­phytaPterido­phytaBryo­phytaAlgae LichenizedFungiOtherFungiTotalFinland 2,167 59 823 7 3,250 1,501 7,807Russia (Asia) 13 0 105 0 225 1,145 1,488Finland (cultivated) 1,153 9 0 0 0 0 1,162United States 159 7 248 0 435 121 970Russia (East Fennoscandia) 461 30 229 3 93 8 824Canada 14 0 363 0 341 55 773China 451 44 151 0 11 0 657Iran 542 0 0 0 0 0 542Russia (Europe) 13 2 16 0 53 208 292Spain (Canary Islands) 209 3 11 0 6 0 229France 3 0 111 0 2 64 180Zambia 0 0 0 0 0 180 180Norway 58 1 3 0 17 97 176Denmark (excl. Faroes and Greenland) 8 0 0 0 140 0 148Japan 0 0 121 0 20 0 141Germany 32 0 94 0 9 0 135Estonia 61 0 4 0 5 1 71United Kingdom 3 0 5 0 59 2 69Costa Rica 0 0 4 0 55 8 67Sweden 10 0 12 0 26 17 65Chile 0 0 26 0 35 0 61Ecuador 4 12 5 0 29 8 58Denmark (Greenland) 0 0 6 0 50 0 56New Zealand 0 0 7 0 43 3 53Austria 7 0 4 0 36 0 47Peru 0 0 1 0 40 0 41Argentina 0 0 13 0 25 1 39Tanzania 0 0 30 0 0 0 30Papua New Guinea 0 0 23 0 1 0 24Indonesia 0 0 4 0 18 1 23Bolivia 0 0 16 0 5 0 21Switzerland 3 0 14 0 4 0 21Other countries 67 – 114 – 118 28 327Total 5,438 167 2,563 10 5,151 3,448 16,777The main collection areas of the material received in 2013:Non-lichenized Fungi. – 30, N, Ta, Kb, Lks; von Bons-dorff, T. – 219, N, St, Ta, Om; Haikonen, V. – 39, Ab, N, Ta, Sa, Kl, Obu; Höijer, P. – 70, Ab, N, Kb, Le; Korhonen, M. – 57, N, Ta, Lks, Li; Kotiranta, H. – 346, Ab, N, Sa, Kl, Tb, Kb, Om, Ok, Obu, Ks, Lks; Kytövuori, I. – 122, Ab, N, St, Ta, Kb, Lkk; Niemelä, T. – 96, mainly Lks; Pennanen, J. – 99, mainly Ab; Pykälä, J. – 290, Ab, N, Ta, Sa; Salo, P.Small numbers of specimens have been received from: Ahti, T.; Hӕggström, C.-A.; Harmaja, H.; Hens-sen, A.; Junninen, K.; Karttunen, K.; Kekki, T.; Kosonen, L.; Kuopio, KUO; Lahti, M.; Miettinen, O.; Niskanen, T.; Ojala, M.; Oulu, OULU (e); Partanen, K.; Pekanpalo, R.; Penttilä, R.; Piirainen, M.; Rämä, T.; Rintanen, T.; Ruot-salainen, J.; Saarenoksa, R.; Salmi, P.; Savola, K.; Söder-Piirainen et al. • Memoranda Soc. Fauna Flora Fennica 90, 2014118holm, U.; Takala, T.; Tamminen, R.; Töllikkö, S.; Tuovi-la, H.; Turku, TUR-A (e); Uimonen, J.; Vauras, J.; Viti-kainen, O.General HerbariumLichenized fungi. – 699, mainly Canada (Newfoundland, Nova Scotia, Ontario), United States (Alaska, Aleutian Is-lands); Ahti, T. – 55, Costa Rica; Clerc, P. – 190, Lichenes Danici Exsiccati 26: 616–635, 27: 636–655, 28: 656–675, 29: 676–695, 30: 696–715, 31: 716–735, 32: 736–755, Li-chenes Groenlandici Exsiccati 35: 1125–1149, 36: 1150–1174; Copenhagen, C (e). – 45, Lichenotheca Graecensis 21: 401–420, Selected exsiccata of Caloplaca  3: 51–75 incl. isotype of Caloplaca syvashica, paratypes of C. skii, C. neotaurica; Graz, GZU (e). – 121, Russia (Kamchat-ka) incl. paratype of Ramonia himelbrantii; St. Petersburg, LECB. – 100, Lichenes Austroamericani ex Herbario Reg-nelliano 25–28: 601–700,  incl. isoepitype of Pentagenella fragillima; Stockholm, S (e). — 80, United States (mainly Aleutian Islands); Talbot, S.S. – 25, Lichenes Minus Cog-niti Exsiccati 19: 451–475; Tsukuba, TNS (e). – 51, incl. Lichenes Selecti Exsiccati Upsalienses 17: 401–425, 18: 426–450, incl. isotypes of Aspicilia granulosa, Heteroder-mia parva; Uppsala, UPS (e).Small numbers of specimens have been received from: Akureyri, AMNH; Aptroot, A.; Awasthi, D.D.; Björk, C.R.; Bruun, H. (reliq.); Cajander, A.K. (reliq.); Carlberg, T.; Christenhusz, M.J.M.; Haikonen, V.; Hämet-Ahti, L.; Helsinki, HSI; Henssen, A.; Högnabba, F.; Ithaca, CUP; Konoreva, L.; Kunming (KUN); Lai, M.J. (reliq.); Len-demer, J.; Leiden, L; Lommi, S.; McCarthy, J.; McCune, B.; Miettinen, O.; Ohmura, Y.; Osorio, H.S.; Oslo, O; Ot-tawa, CANL (e); Padang, ANDA; Pajunen, A.; Prague, PRC; Richardson, D.H.S.; Riverside, UCR; Sir Grenfell College, Memorial University of Newfoundland, Corner Brook, NFLD (e); St. Petersburg, LE (e); Schiefelbein, U.; Scotter, G.W.; Steinová, J.; Tuomikoski, R. (reliq.); Van-couver, UBC (e); Väre, H.; Yakovchenko, L.S.; Zhurben-ko, M.P.Non-lichenized Fungi. – 65, mainly Canada, United States; Ahti, T. – 180, Zambia; Härkönen, M. – 81, main-ly France, Norway; Korhonen, M. – 199, Norway, Rus-sia (Europe); Kotiranta, H. – 38, mainly Ecuador, Costa Rica; Oslo, O. – 70, mainly United States; Seattle, WTU. – 1,170, Russia (Asia, mainly Khabarovsk Territory); Spi-rin, V.Small numbers of specimens have been received from: Cajander, A.K. (reliq.); Bologna, HUBO; Chris-tenhusz, M.J.M.; Göteborg, GB; Hӕggström, C.-A.; Hai-konen, V.; Henssen, A.; Kytövuori, I.; Lahti, M.; Lyon, LY; Miettinen, O.; Niemelä, T.; Niskanen, T.; Oulu, OULU (e); Pajunen, A.; Riverside, UCR; Svantesson S.; Turku, TUR-A; Uppsala, UPS; Vitikainen, O.; Vlasák, J.Acknowledgements: Marja Koistinen had the main tech-nical responsibility for the accessions of vascular plants and algae. She is thanked for her help in compiling the data. Teuvo Ahti is thanked for his comments on the man-uscript.