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[TITLE] "Patterns and Processes of Evolution in European Asplenium" (SPIS no.:1129)
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1 page summary. Typed. A project summary from the Natural History Museum, London's internal Science Project Information System.
[TITLE] "Patterns and Processes of Evolution in European Asplenium" (SPIS no.:1129)
Natural History Museum, LondonPage showing the first in a series of three pages outlining the vast number of volumes of Flora of Turkey being produced by Peter Davis. This page shows volumes 1 to 14 in a set of cabinets, hand drawn using coloured pencils, with a cut out picture of a cat with ribbon attached for a bow, and a further picture of a cow cut out to create an artwork on the back wall. (Decoupage / Collage)
Aellen, Paul (1896-1973)Page showing the second in a series of three pages outlining the vast number of volumes of Flora of Turkey being produced by Peter Davis. This page shows volumes 15 to 28 in a set of cabinets, hand drawn using coloured pencils, with four cut out pictures of Barbie arranged to create an artwork on the back wall. (Decoupage / Collage)
Aellen, Paul (1896-1973)Page showing the last in a series of three pages outlining the vast number of volumes of Flora of Turkey being produced by Peter Davis. This page shows volumes 30 to 42 in a set of cabinets, with Peter Davis in front, asleep in an armchair with a map of Turkey in his lap and an old-fashioned pen on fire, hand drawn using ink and coloured pencils, with a cut out picture of a vase and a gravy boat pasted on top of the shelves. (Decoupage / Collage)
Aellen, Paul (1896-1973)•Memo book titled ‘Agarics: New Records and Observations’ (1938), from Dr. Roy Watling through Alan Bennell
Pearson, Arthur Anselm•Brief history of the life of Henry Harold Welch Pearson, up to 1902, and list of his publications (24.11.1902)
Royal Botanic Gardens, Kewvarious documents that from a box labelled 'Pelargonium Species List' by Janis A.
3 pages. Handwritten.
Chromosome counts from STEU specimens from Mary Gibby and Julie Westfold in 1983-1985.
Pelargoinum chromosome counts 3 tables, 1 per sheet with the titles:
Each table lists the species, the STEU Project Number [collection number] and the chromosome count. 'Section Perstera' table also has Chelsea Physic Garden accession numbers.
Number of counts per table
2 pages. Handwritten notes on notebook paper.
[Page 1] Hoarea notes for the table 'Section Hoarea'.
[Page 2] 'Section Campytia' notes, lists a single specimen - no matching table
[COVER] "Pelargonium sect. Eumorpha"
[INSIDE FRONT COVER] "Mary Gibby Department of Botany British Museum (Natural History) Cromwell Road London SW7 5BD"
[LOOSE DOCUMENT FOUND INSIDE FRONT COVER, MAP OF S.AFRICA; REPRINT FOUND INSIDE BACKCOVER: "A New Basic Chromosome number in Pelargonium (Geraniaceae) by Mary Gibby and Julie Westfold
Index [TRANSCRIBED FROM PAGE 0]
A
[PAGE] 1. NOMENCALTURAL NOTES
[PAGE] 11. P x hortorum Bailey
[PAGE] 31. Chromosome counts
[PAGE] 51. karyotypes - P. multibracteatum 2n=18
B
[PAGE] 61. Karyotypes - P. alchemilloides 2n=34
[PAGE] 71. Karyotypes - P. alchemilloides W.Cape 2n=16
[PAGE] 81. Karyotypes - P. quinquelobatum 2n=18
[PAGE] 91. Kayrotypes - "P. alchemilloides" 2n=18 GCM 1014
[PAGE] 101. Kayotypes - P. multibracteatum S+H 2n=36
C
[PAGE] 201. Hybridization notes
[PAGE] 206. Typification of P. alchemilloides s.l.
[NOTE] The karyotypes contain photographs of chromosomes and individually cut out chromosomes taped to the sheet along side drawings
Gibby, Mary