UF

Type
Educational Organization
Model
Collection
Host institution: UF
Description
A federated search of biological specimens with metadata and images. The search portal links back out to the item on the contribution institution’s website. IDigBio stands for “Integrated Digitized Biocollections”. Based out of the Florida Museum of Natural History. Partners are the University of Florida, Florida State University, the Florida Museum of Natural History, and the National Science Foundation.
Model
Collection
Host institution: UF
Description
The Citrus Greening Database is a cooperative effort between the University of Florida/IFAS and the Florida Center for Library Automation (FCLA) and is made possible by funding from the Florida Citrus Production Advisory Council (FCPRAC). Our objective is to collect information from around the world related to huanglongbing disease (Citrus greening) and compile and centralize it in a user friendly database that can be easily accessed by everyone. The database is a dynamic project which is updated periodically with references for the most recent publications and will be expanding overtime. The majority of the citations contain links to the original article. To request an article that is not yet linked, or if you would like to contribute information or have questions or suggestions please contact us at Greening.Database@ifas.ufl.edu.
Model
Collection
Host institution: UF
Description
A database which tracks which libraries hold print copies of all Florida newspapers. Allows search by publication name, holding institution, or place of publication. Search results will show each library holding copies of a title and display a coverage note saying what years may be available from each and whether coverage is complete or scattered.
Model
Collection
Host institution: UF
Description
The Florida Museum of Natural History (FLMNH) has built up numerous databases over the years with information about specimen collections and regional flora and fauna. The FLMNH is currently in the process of moving all specimen databases into one central portal: The Specify Web Portals.