Carl Chuey ProfessorEvolution and EcologyCurator of the Herbarium330-941-3603cfchuey AT ysu DOT eduWBSH 4001 B.S. Youngstown State University, 1966M.S. Ohio University, 1969Ph.D. Program Ohio State University - 24 quarter hoursEd. D. Ohio Christian College (Honorary), 1971
The Herbarium of Youngstown State University, founded in 1965, is currently the 4th largest herbarium out of more than 35 herbaria in Ohio. The specialty of YSU's herbarium is pteridophytes, which account for 20% of the collection. The geographic strength of the collection is Ohio, Pennsylvania, and West Virginia but all 50 states and 9 Canadian provinces, as well as 91 other countries are represented. In 2008, the herbarium reached 100,000 specimens.
Chuey, Carl F. 2000. Pteridophyte Distribution by Township in Venango County, Pennsylvania. Bartonia. 61:131-136. 2002.
Chuey, Carl F., Isaac, B.L. 1996. The Asteraceae of Ohio - Missed Records. The Michigan Botanist 35 (2):115-18.
Chuey, Carl F. 1995. Review of the Vascular Flora of Pennsylvania: Annotated checklist and Atlas. Ann. Carnegie Museum 64(3): 251-252.
Chuey, Carl F. 1995. Equisetum sylvaticum. The Michigan Botanist 34 (2): 87.
Chuey, Carl F. 1992. Regnellidium in Ohio. Laisch - Herb. Pub. of YSU 5:1-2.
Chuey, C.F., Atwood, J.J. Additional County Records and Confirmation to the Moss Flora or Ohio. Evansia. 21:1. Feb. 2004.
Chuey, C.F., Isaac, B.L., Isaac, J.A. Ophioglossum Distribution in Pennsylvania. Bartonia. 62:45-54. 2004.