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Letter dated 1955 (or later) with Historical Note filed with “Fletcher, H.R.” papers under “Garden Society”
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Letter dated 1955 (or later) with Historical Note filed with “Fletcher, H.R.” papers under “Garden Society”
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Cousens, John E. and Cousens, Malcolm, Douglas
3 Oak survey notebooks relating to oak specimens collected by J.Cousens in the 1960s which are now in the Herbarium
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New Herbarium Library Royal Botanic Garden Edinburgh Scheme 2, 1B
1 presentation drawing and elevation of how the new library interior could look, dated November 28th 1962, though eventually superceded.
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Goodier, R (colour slides from the area of the Flora Zambesiaca)
• Box of colour slides from the area of the Flora Zambesiaca
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International Botanical Congress (10th)
• 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.
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Paul Aellen was a visitor to the RBGE Herbarium in the Winter of 1964, one of the earliest to the new building opened in June of that year. He worked very diligently in a quiet way on the top floor, researching Turkish Chenopodiaceae. To the amazement of the herbarium staff, just before he returned home to Basle he handed over this delightful and amusing account of his observations on the microcosm of life in theherbarium with photographs, magazine cuttings and beautifully witty pencil and ink sketches.
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•Copy of a newspaper article in which he features, taken from the Glasgow Herald dated 3 Oct 1967
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Constance Drummond Hay's Fungi Illustrations
watercolour illustrations of Fungi
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