BRAHMS is used by research institutions globally supporting collection management in herbaria, botanic gardens and seed banks; taxonomic study; botanical survey; diversity analysis and many further categories of botanical research initiative.

The largest single database to date with ca. 2 million specimens runs at the National Herbarium of the Netherlands, accessed via terminal services by all of the main Dutch herbaria and also published online. The country with the highest number of individual projects (2012) is Brazil.

BRAHMS is a powerful database management system for botanical researchers and herbaria. It provides wide-ranging and innovative functionality to gather, edit, analyse and publish botanical data, optimizing its use for the widest possible range of curation services and research outputs. Find out more in English, French, Spanish, Portuguese and Russian.