Acid Free Herbarium Specimen Newsprint

Used to pack specimens, to press plants, and to re-folder pressed plants (from exchange) before giving them to the plant mounters, these folded sheets (previously known as unprinted newsprint) are white, and comes folded to 11.5” x 16.5" (16.5” x 23” overall), and are perfect for using as "sleeves" for herbarium specimens. Comprised of an acid-free, 50# offset paper that is heavier than traditional newsprint. Price per package of 100 folded sheets.
Used to pack specimens, to press plants, and to re-folder pressed plants (from exchange) before giving them to the plant mounters, these folded sheets (previously known as unprinted newsprint) are white, and comes folded to 11.5” x 16.5 (16.5” x 23” overall), and are perfect for using as sleeves for herbarium specimens. Comprised of an acid-free, 50# offset paper that is heavier than traditional newsprint. Price per package of 100 folded sheets.

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