Specimen Archive
Each framed piece in the Preservation Vault represents a documented botanical specimen. Collection data includes harvest dates, dehydration methods, and structural profiles.
Specimen WF-028
Wildflower collection featuring multiple species preserved through controlled dehydration. Structural integrity maintained with minimal color variation.
Harvest Date: Early Spring 2024
Method: Controlled press dehydration
Profile: Multiple species from meadow environment, preserved together to maintain natural arrangement
Specimen MF-042
Meadow flower arrangement showing structural diversity. Vein patterns and cellular arrangements visible through preservation process.
Harvest Date: Mid-Summer 2024
Method: Gradual moisture removal with pressure application
Profile: Seasonal meadow collection documenting summer bloom structures and natural color retention
Specimen HB-015
Herbarium display frame containing multiple botanical elements. Archival mounting materials ensure long-term stability.
Harvest Date: Late Autumn 2023
Method: Traditional herbarium technique with modern stabilization
Profile: Multi-specimen display arranged to show structural relationships and botanical form variations
Specimen PF-033
Pressed flower flatlay demonstrating preservation quality. Individual elements maintain form while integrated into overall composition.
Harvest Date: Spring 2024
Method: Flat press with temperature control
Profile: Seasonal spring collection featuring early bloom specimens with distinct structural characteristics
Collection Parameters
Documentation Standards
Each specimen receives comprehensive documentation including visual records, structural measurements, and environmental data from time of collection.
Preservation Quality
All specimens meet established quality parameters for structural integrity, color retention, and material stability under archival conditions.
Reference Access
Collection serves as reference material for botanical structure study and preservation methodology documentation.
Visual Documentation
Each specimen is photographed and documented to show structural details and preservation quality. High-resolution images allow detailed examination of botanical forms.
Documentation images are available for reference and help illustrate the preservation methodology applied to each piece.