Specimen Barcode and Labeling Guide: Difference between revisions

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===Pinned specimens===
===Pinned specimens===
Best practices here would include consideration of size so as not to have to re-tray. Or to consider barcoding when specimen re-traying is planned as part of curation and / or digitization efforts. Also, note that several entomology collections (Harvard, also Digitarium in Finland) have found it very useful to print their qr-codes on the front and back side of their barcode labels for pinned specimens. In this manner, a barcode can be read from above or below.
Best practices here would include consideration of size so as not to have to re-tray. Or, to consider barcoding when specimen re-traying is planned as part of curation and / or digitization efforts. Also, note that several entomology collections (Harvard, also Digitarium in Finland) have found it very useful to print their qr-codes on the front and back side of their barcode labels for pinned specimens. In this manner, a barcode can be read from above or below.


===Others===
===Others===
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