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Two notebooks of lecture notes taken at Isaac Bayley Balfour's botany lectures at the University of Edinburgh between 21 April 1915 and 5 July 1915 by R.W. Graham-Yooll.

Bound notebook entitled 'Lectures on The Flowering Plants (Prof. Bayley Balfour) (Monocots and Dicots) 1912-1913 (for Conifers see /o-)

3 page summary. Typed. A project summary from the Natural History Museum, London's internal Science Project Information System.

[TITLE] "Introgression and Genetic Erosion in the Galapagos Tomato (Solanum cheesmaniae)" (SPIS no.: 1494)

1 tour programmes. International Geraniaceae Symposium Stellenbosch. 24-26 September 1990.

• Report on the Tenth International Mycology/ Plant Pathology Excursion, held in Aberdeen between August 13th and 20th, 1964. Record of site visits over the period, discusses plant diseases, list of fungi found and their locations.

1 programme. The International Association of Pteridologists presents a conference "Progress in Pteridology" at The University of Michigan, Ann Arbor, Michigan. 23-27 June 1990.

Annotations in pen with time changes.

1 - 7"x10" black and white group photograph at the Interdepartmental Science Seminar in 1993. Taken at the Princess of Wales Conservatory, Kew, Richmond upon Thames, England.

•Numerous copies and photocopies of a pamphlet outlining the aims, membership, benefits and profile of The Institute of Horticulture.
•Numerous copies of a brochure issued by The Institute of Horticulture, titled ‘Come into Horticulture’
•Numerous copies of application forms for student membership of I.O.H.
•Letter from Angela Clarke, General Secretary of I.O.H., inviting J.A. Ross Kerby to become a member of the Careers Advisory Bureau (21/01/1992)
•Envelope containing membership fees for 1992 and numerous copies of the membership application forms
•Envelope containing headed note paper for the I.O.H.
•Various information sheets about the I.O.H
•Numerous copies of membership enquiry forms
Also stored with these items are photographs of a ship, ‘Cunard’, a group of people, and glass houses – all of them unlabelled. There is also an envelope of photographs labelled ‘Quarantine House Site during construction?’ (1988), given to Ross Kerby by Ken Grant.