Box 7
Contains 18 Results:
Botany 107 Lecture Notes - Morphology of Gymnosperms
Botany 113 Pteridophytes Lectures
Botany 113 Pteridophytes Laboratory
Plant Physiology 146 Reading
Botany 248 Methods in Plant Physiology Lectures
Seminar Outlines, 1937-1938
Biology 223 Taxonomy of Vascular Plants - Part I Pteridophytes - Lecture Notes - VU Fall, 1939-1940
Botany 107 Morphology of Gymnosperms Laboratory Botany Laboratory Morphology of Bryophytes
Biological Laboratories Harvard University 1939 -Dept. of Biology Vanderbilt University -Basidiomycetes Paleobotany
Biology 16b - Mycology - Dr. Sinder
Life History and Development of Some Fungi - Fred Wolfe - June 1911, Cornell Univ. Thesis for PhD Book - bound articles by Fred Wolf Master Thesis
Reprints - Some Observations Concerning Applied Microbiology in the People Republic of China Gordon Research Conference Plymouth, N.H., 1969
International Minerals and Chemical Corp. Symposium, Chicago, Oct.5-7, 1966
International Minerals and Chemical Corp. Symposium, Chicago, Oct.5-7, 1966
Photos, Negatives, Drawing, Etc.
Photos, Negatives, Drawings, Etc.
Slides for ASB - Dept. of Illustration No A-751
Allomyces - Miscellaneous Drawings, Negatives. Etc.
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