Credits
Plant Information Online is made possible through the support of the following individuals and institutions:
University of Minnesota
University Librarian, University of Minnesota Libraries – Wendy Lougee
Andersen Horticultural Library, Minnesota Landscape Arboretum, University of Minnesota
- Richard T. Isaacson, Retired. Bibliographer and Head Librarian
- Christine Aho, Library Assistant
- Susan Cross, Library Assistant
- C. Renee Jensen, Library Assistant
- Susan Moe, Library Assistant
Magrath Library, University of Minnesota Libraries, University of Minnesota
- Katherine Allen, Plant Sciences Librarian
- Mary Mortenson, Library Professional
Site Design:
- Laura Wiegand, Plant Pathology Library, University of Minnesota Libraries
- Dustin Fields, Plant Pathology Library, University of Minnesota Libraries
Technical Design:
- University of Minnesota's Java and Web Services (JaWS) section of the Academic and Distributed Computing Services
And through the generous support of: Andersen Book Trust, Friends of Andersen Horticultural Library, and University of Minnesota Libraries.
About the University of Minnesota Library System
The University of Minnesota Library System, with more than 6,000,000 volumes, houses some of the world’s premier research collections and serves one of the largest student bodies in the United States. Its collection of plant sciences literature is particularly strong. The system is ranked 16th out of 113 U.S. research libraries in collection size; ranks first of 113 research libraries in number of loans, and has over 2 million user visits per year.
Andersen Horticultural Library (AHL), part of the Library System, is a research library whose rich collections are always available on-site. It is located at the Minnesota Landscape Arboretum, a 1000+ acre research and educational institution of the University of Minnesota.
Magrath Library is the main library on the St. Paul campus of the University of Minnesota. Its collections cover life sciences, agriculture, environmental science, and a variety of arts and social sciences.
All work on this site is based on the collections found either in Andersen Horticultural Library or in Magrath Library.
