This site was created by the Global Plants Initiative (GPI) team at the Royal Botanic Gardens, Kew to support the digitisation of herbarium specimens.

A high quality digital resource to enable herbaria to share their plant type specimens and support scientific research, and teaching.

Global Plants is the world's largest database of digitized plant specimens and a locus for international botany research and collaboration. Begin exploring!

GPI is an international partnership of herbaria working to create a coordinated database of information and images of plants from around the world.

The Global Plants Initiative (GPI) is an international partner- ship of more than 270 herbaria in 70 countries with the goal to.

The Global Plants Initiative (GPI) is an international partnership of more than 300 herbaria from all around the world. The goal of this undertaking is to ...

Through Global Plants, herbaria can share specimens, experts can determine and update naming structures, students can discover and learn about plants in context ...

The GPI seeks to digitize and make available plant type specimens and other holdings used by botanists every day. Partners include more than 300 institutions in ...

2010;Smith et al. 2011). This project aimed to create high resolution electronic images of as many type specimens of African plants as possible (Smith 2004), ...

JSTOR Global Plants is an international collaboration aiming to digitize and make available plant type specimens, together with other botanical resources, ...