Biography written in 1966 by H.C. Pugsley, filed in Fletcher correspondence – 1966-P
Pugsley, Herbert William1 page summary. Typed. A project summary from the Natural History Museum, London's internal Science Project Information System.
[TITLE] "Pteridophytes of the Macaronesian Islands" (SPIS no.: 400)
Natural History Museum, London1 - 7"x10" black and white group photograph of the participants of the Holttum Memorial Pteridophyte Symposium, 'Pteridology in Perspective', 17-21 July 1995. Taken at the Princess of Wales Conservatory, Kew, Richmond upon Thames, England.
Copy of photograph and a list of participants can be found in Camus, J., Gibby, M. and Johns, R.J. (1996). Pteridology in Perspective. Royal Botanic Gardens Kew., p.ix-xii
Unknown1 page letter. Typed.
Kohler, Piotr S.1 page permit form from Provincial Administration of the Cape of Good Hope (Provinsiale Administrasie van Die Kaap die Goeie Hoop)
Permit no. 166/90, granted to Mary Gibby for 1 day, 1 Dec 1991 to collect Pelargoinium, another plant, and a tree.
Unknown1 page permit form from Provincial Administration of the Cape of Good Hope (Provinsiale Administrasie van Die Kaap die Goeie Hoop)
Permit no. 162/1990, granted to Mary Gibby for 1 day, 10 Sept 1991 to collect Beskermole flora.
Unknown1 page permit form from Provincial Administration of the Cape of Good Hope (Provinsiale Administrasie van Die Kaap die Goeie Hoop).
Permit no. 83/1990, granted to Mary Gibby for 1 day, 31 Dec 1990 to collect Pelargoinium.
stapled to a small piece of paper with letter head of Hoofdirektoraat Natuur-en Omgewingsbewaring.
UnknownAuthorship and date of creation unclear, item clarifies route described by item CAV/2/4/2.
A4 draft comprising text for an interpretation panel at Dawyck's Cryptogamic Sanctuary, accompanied by 2 draft illustrations / maps showing where the Sanctuary is.
There is also a 3.5" disc labelled Crypto Sanct panel; Crypto leaflets x3; General text for back page of leaflets.
Folder containing two versions (annotated and corrected) of text for interpretation leaflets(?) for Dawyck Botanic Garden - 'The Biodiversity of Heron Wood Cryptogamic Sanctuary and Reserve'. There are also black and white line illustrations of fungi and nematodes, numbered 1-4 (Microglossum, Lectialabella(?), soil amoeba and eel-worm) to accompany the text, and 2 35mm slides
Royal Botanic Garden Edinburgh (Creator)