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LASCA Miscellanea.; v. 1 1953 by

Gardener's Monthly and Horticultural V.20; 20 by Anonymous

Field Notebook: Jamaica, 1958 January by

Report of the State Entomologist of Connecticut for the Year ..; no.226 by

Pennsylvania Park News; 1938 by

Fragmenta Phytographiae Australiae; v.1 (1858-1859) by Mueller, Ferdinand Von

SIDA, Contributions to Botany.; v.5 (1972-1974) by Mahler, William F.

Roses Unlimited. by

California Grasslands and Range Forage Grasses; B0724 by Chase, Agnes 1869-1963, Hedrick, Donald W.

Missouri Botanical Garden Bulletin.; v. 17 1929 by

Curtis's Botanical Magazine; v.77 [ser.3: v.7] (1851) by

Wayside Flowers [microform]: Series I. Being a Description of American Wild Flowers That Bloom in April, May, and Early June by

Field Notebook: Colombia, 1944 by

Bulletin of the Torrey Botanical Club.; v.6 (1875-1879) by

Campbell's 1907 Soil Culture Manual: a Complete Guide to Scientific Agriculture as Adapted to the Semi-arid Regions: the Proper Fitting of the Soil fo by Campbell, Hardy Webster 1850-

Annual of the Rose Society of Ontario. -- 1932 by

Field Notebooks: Puerto Rico; v.11 (No. 492-494, 258a, 307b, 471a) by

Montana, 1955, [numbers 8029-8085]; 562 by Cronquist, Arthur

Journal of the Federated Malay States Museums; v. 9 1920 by

The Packing of Apples in California; C178 rev 1927 by

Flora Malesiana; v.6 pt.5 by

The Growing and Handling of Head Lettuce in California; C295 by

Journal of the Royal Horticultural Society of London; n.s. v.7 (1885-1886) by

Index to the Linnean Herbarium: With Indication of the Types of Species Marked by Carl Von Linné by Jackson, Benjamin Daydon 1846-1927

An Introduction To Plant Biochemistry by Steele, Catherine Cassels

Saguaroland Bulletin; v.19: no.1-10 (1965) by

28b-30b, 34b, 38b, 43b-44b, 46b-65b by

Revision of the Genus Stigmacros Forel. by

Park's Floral Magazine; v.46: no.2 by Anonymous

The Potentialities of Revegetating and Utilizing Agronomic Species on Strip Mined Areas in Illinois; 1947/48-1952/53 by

Yearbook of the Pennsylvania Horticultural Society; 1946 by

Walnut Culture in California; B332 by

Breeding Plants of the Cabbage Group; B532 by Pearson, Oscar Harris 1902-2004

Tolerances of Certain Citrus Seedlings to Free Water in Soil by Prevatt, Rubert Waldemar

The Shot-hole Disease of Stone-fruit Trees; B608 by Wilson, Edward Elmer 1900-

Harvesting Small Grains and Utilization of the Straw; no.66 by

Field Notebooks: Puerto Rico; v.10 (No. 474-491, 297a, 334a, 301a) by

Newsletter - Hawaiian Botanical Society; v.30-33 (1991-1994); Index 26-30 (1987-1991) by

The Sugar Bulletin, 1929-1930; 8 by

Collection No. Book # 18, Beginning # 26790, Ending With # 27167 by

Saguaroland Bulletin; v.7: no.1-10 (1953) by

Journal and Datebook, 1929; Journal (1929: June-Aug.) by

New Plants From British Honduras; Fieldiana. Botany series v. 11, no. 4 by Standley, Paul Carpenter 1884-1963

Effects of Temperature and Humidity on the Biology of the Spotted Alfalfa Aphid, Therioaphis Maculata (Buckton), and the Pea Aphid, Macrosiphum Pisi ( by Isaak, Albert

Plants & Gardens; v.36 (1980-1981) by

Muelleria: an Australian Journal of Botany; v.3: no.2 (1975: Jul.) by

Studies of American Plants; Fieldiana. Botany series v. 22, no. 2 by Standley, Paul Carpenter 1884-1963

Travel and Field Notebooks, 1935-1973; Journal 6 (1951) by

The Sugar Bulletin, 1938-1939; 17 by

The Sugar Bulletin, 1933-1934; 12 by

Pennsylvania Vegetable Growers' News, V. 10 by

Yearbook of the Pennsylvania Horticultural Society; 1934-1937 by

The Sugar Bulletin, 1951-1952; 30 by

Field Notebooks: Costa Rica and Panama; v.13. No. 892-916 by

Studies of American Plants; Fieldiana. Botany series v. 22, no. 2 by Standley, Paul Carpenter 1884-1963

Travel and Field Notebooks, 1935-1973; Journal 1 (1935-1941) by

Curtis's Botanical Magazine.; v.19-20 (1803-1804) by

Field Notebooks: Costa Rica and Panama; v.3. No. 650-673 by

Mycotrophy in Plants; Lectures on the Biology of Mycorrhizae and Related Structures by Kelley, Arthur Pierson 1897-

Flora Malesiana; v.10 pt.3 by

Host-parasite Relationships of the Clover Cyst Nematode, Heterodera Trifolii Goffart by Mankau, Reinhold

Italian Gardens of the Renaissance and Other Studies by

Arnoldia; v. XXII by

Olive Culture in California; E135 by

Control of Woody Weeds: Some Physiological Aspects; no.143 by Woods, Frank W.

Yield and Yield Components of Winter Wheat as Influenced by Seeding Rate and Plant Spacing by Ahmed, Mohammed Khursheed 1931-

Alimentos Futuros De Las Américas by Rorty, James 1890-1973

Investigations on the Control of the European Corn Borer by Turner, Neely

Oregon, Nevada, 1959, [numbers 8256-8304]; 565 by Cronquist, Arthur

Alfalfa Wilt as Influenced by Soil Temperature and Soil Moisture by Jones, Fred Reuel 1884-, Koehler, Benjamin 1890-

Contributions From the University of Michigan Herbarium.; v.8 (1942) by

Essays on the Picturesque, as Compared With the Sublime and the Beautiful: and, on the Use of Studying Pictures, for the Purpose of Improving Real Lan by

Plant Shipping Lists: Costa Rica, 1955-1956; v.2 (1956) by

North American Flora; v.18 pt. 7 by

Pennsylvania Park News; 1943 by

Plants & Gardens; v.15 (1959-1960) by

Floral Designs, Series I: a Hand-book for Cut-flower Workers and Florists by

Watsonia; v15: pt.3-4 by

Physiological Studies of Oat Smuts by Narain, Avdhesh 1934-

Elysium Marianum; Ferns and Fern-allies; v.1-2 (1906) by Tidestrom, Ivar

Flora of Peru: Sapindageae; Fieldiana. Botany series v. 13, part 3A, no. 2 by

The Garden: an Illustrated Weekly Journal of Gardening in All Its Branches; v.59 1901 by Anonymous

Fruit Dehydration; B698 by

Yearbook of the Pennsylvania Horticultural Society; 1943 by

European Herbaria Collections Notebook by

The Nature-printed British Sea-weeds: a History, Accompanied by Figures and Dissections of the Algae of the British Isles; 1 by Bradbury, Henry 1809-1885, Croall, Alexander 1831-1860, Johnstone, William Grosart

Field Notebooks: Costa Rica and Panama; v.2. No. 625-649 by

The Ferns of North Western India by

Newsletter - Hawaiian Botanical Society; v.37: no.3 (1998: Dec.) by

Notes From the Royal Botanic Garden, Edinburgh.; v. 10 1917-18 by

Essays on the Picturesque, as Compared With the Sublime and the Beautiful: and, on the Use of Studying Pictures, for the Purpose of Improving Real Lan by

Nectar and Pollen Plants of California; B517 by

Journals and Datebook, 1927; Journal (1927: June-July) by

Pacific Coast Canned Fruits F.O.B. Price Relationships, 1960-61: Cling Peaches, Pears, Freestone Peaches, Apricots, Fruit Cocktail, Applesauce; No. 24 by

Studies of American Plants; Fieldiana. Botany series v. 8, no. 1 by Standley, Paul Carpenter 1884-1963

A. S. Hitchcock, Labrador-Newfoundland, Africa by

A Bibliography of Researches Bearing on the Composition and Nutritive Value of Corn and Corn Products by

Plant Photographs Inventory, 1946-1947 by

Fuchsia Culture for the Home Gardener; M8 by

Plant Lists: Bolivia, 1946-1950 by

Oregon, Nevada, 1959, [numbers 8581-8797]; 616 by Cronquist, Arthur

Rose Culture in California; E148 REV 1950 by

Seed-travellers: Studies of the Methods of Dispersal of Various Common Seeds by Weed, Clarence Moores 1864-1947

Malaya Botanical Exploration by

Plant Lists: Mexico by

Guide to the Carbohydrate Analysis of Forage Plants; 1951 by

Hastings' Nursery Annual, Winter 1946-1947; Winter 1946-1947 by

Analytical Class-book of Botany: Designed for Academies and Private Students by Congdon, Joseph W.

The Sugar Bulletin, 1954-1955; 33 by

Muelleria: an Australian Journal of Botany; v.8: no.3 (1995: May.) by

List of Periodicals Containing Prices and Other Statistical and Economic Information on Fruits, Vegetables and Nuts; no.55 by

Studies Concerning the Essential Nature of Aluminum and Silicon for Plant Growth; P5(2) by Sommer, Anna Louise 1889-

Geraniums and Pelargoniums for the Home Garden; M12 by

Efficiency in Fruit Marketing: Packing Costs for Apples and Pears; No. 138 by French, Ben C.

Plant Shipping Lists: Costa Rica, 1955-1956; v.1 (1956) by

Gerard's Herball; by Gerard, John 1545-1612

Plants & Gardens; v.35 (1979-1980) by

LASCA Miscellanea.; v.6 1957 by

Resistance of Winter Wheat Varieties to Heat and Cold at Different Stages of Growth and Hardiness by Worf, Gayle L.

Elements of Grape Growing in California; E30 by

Watsonia; v.21: pt.4 (1997: Aug.) by

Muelleria: an Australian Journal of Botany; v.8: no.2 (1994: Mar.) by

Chemical Control of Brush and Trees in the Lake States: a Review of Present Knowledge; no.41 by Rudolf, Paul O.

Cold Weather and Glaze Damage to Forest Plantations in Southern Illinois by

Geotropism and Transport of Indoleacetic Acid in Normal and Ageotropic Zea Mays L. by Holmsen, Theodore Waage 1930-

Report of the ... Southern Pasture and Forage Crop Improvement Conference; 16th by

Manufacturing Program for the Radio and Telecommunication Plants for 1952 to 1955 by

Field Notebooks, 1961-1993; 1978. Numbers 7801-7880 by

Phytologia; v.81 no.5 1996 by

Field Notebooks, 1961-1993; 1973. Numbers 7301-7311 by

Chromatographic Study of the Carotenoids of Corn by Weybrew, Joseph Arthur

The American Rose Magazine; 4 by

Travel and Field Notebooks, 1935-1973; Journal 10 (1968) by

Effects of the War on California Fruit Industries; No. 74 by

Hastings' Seeds, Fall 1931, 82nd Catalog; No. 82, Fall 1931 by

LASCA Miscellanea.; v.4 1956 by

Twelve Immediately Important Problems of the National Parks and of Wild Life Conservation; 265 by

Field Notebook, 1940-1943 by

Monograph of the Genus Russelia (Scrophulariaceae); Fieldiana. Botany series v. 29, no. 4 by Carlson, Margery Claire

Evaluating Summer Water Deficiencies; no.150 by Zahner, Robert

Flowers That Bloom in the Spring: Spring Comes to Illinois--and With It Come Wild Flowers Which Are Part of the Picture of Springtime; 4 Rev. (1952) by

Report on Outdoor Recreation in Georgia. February, 1939 by

Effect of Pangolagrass, Digitaria Decumbens Stent, on the Cotton Root-knot Nematode, Meloidogyne Incognita Acrita Chitwood by Winchester, James Alwyn

Avocado Culture in California; B365 rev 1928 by Anonymous

Hastings' Seeds, Fall 1945 Catalog; Fall 1945 by

The Water-culture Method for Growing Plants Without Soil; C347 rev 1950 by

Evolution of Plants by Scott, Dukinfield Henry

Field Notebook, Chile, 1945 by Chapin, Edward a.

Pennsylvania Vegetable Growers' News, V. 16 by

F. R. Fosberg Collection Book No. 50, Begin With # 38917, End With # 39316 by

Parasitism of Calcarisporium Parasiticum on Species of Physalospora and Related Fungi; 420 by

Newsletter - Hawaiian Botanical Society; v.2: no.5 (1963: May) by

Taxonomic Keys to Plant, Soil and Aquatic Nematodes by Hopper, Bruce E., Cairns, Eldon James 1920-

Effects of Moisture Losses on Costs of Storing Ear Corn by Mutti, Ralph Joseph 1917-, Langham, Max R.

Handbook of Plant Disease and Pest Control; C204 by Gray, George Putnam 1877-1968

Plant Collecting Lists, 1931-1960; No.584-1609 by

Plant Collecting Lists, 1931-1960; No.5601-5667 by

Plants & Gardens; v.9 (1953-1954) by

Corn-borer Control: a Three-point Program; 521 by

Field Notebooks: Costa Rica; v.6. No. 1125-1149 by

Historic Foundations of Botany in Florida (and America by Murrill, William a.

Greenhouse Pests; a Manual of Practice in the Control of Insects and Other Pests Attacking Ornamental Plants and Flowers Grown Under Glass in Illinois by Compton, Charles C.

The Public Parks of Freeport, Illinois; Their First Century, 1849-1949 by

Hastings' Seeds, Fall 1938 Catalog; Fall 1938 by

Collection No. Book # 16, Beginning # 25527, Ending # 26153 by

Bush Lima Beans as a Market Garden Crop by Lloyd, John William 1876-

Malayan Plants: Notes by

Sweet Potato Production in California; C285 by Rosa, Joseph Tooker 1895-1928

English Garden Furniture by

Plant Succession on Burned Chaparral Lands in Northern California; B685 by

Montana, Wyoming, 1955, [numbers 7981-8028]; 561 by Cronquist, Arthur

Field Notebooks: Costa Rica and Panama; v.11. No. 842-866 by

Field Notebooks: Costa Rica; v.7. No. 1150-1174 by

Saguaroland Bulletin; v.34: no.1-12 (1980) by

Colombian Trip, 1944 by Killip, Ellsworth Paine 1890-

Pinaceae, Rutaceae, Meliaceae, Anacardiaceae, Tamaricaceae, Cornaceae, Oleaceae, Bignoniaceae of Nevada; no.40 by

Field Notebooks: Costa Rica; v.4. No. 1075-1099 by

Plum Growing in California; E34 by

Report of the ... Southern Pasture and Forage Crop Improvement Conference; 6th by

[Correspondence on Artocarpus] by

The Sugar Bulletin, 1961-1962; 40 by

Contributions From the University of Michigan Herbarium.; v.4 (1940) by

Catalog of Design Details on Zil Plant Vehicles and Operating Instructions for Lead Storage Batteries by

Plants & Gardens; v.29 (1973-1974) by

Plant Shipping Lists: Mexico; Shipping Book 3 by

Tomato Propagation: Growing Plants and Transplanting or Direct Field Seeding and Thinning.; E160 by

Yearbook of the Pennsylvania Horticultural Society; 1947 by

Monograph on the Anguillulidae, or Free Nematoids, Marine, Land, and Freshwater, With Descriptions of 100 New Species by

Plant Lists: Cuba, Puerto Rico, Panama, and Costa Rica by

Border Competition in Field Crop Experiments by

Yearbook of the Pennsylvania Horticultural Society; 1926 by

Economy and Accuracy in Accounting to Growers for Fruit Received at the Packing House; No. 149 by

Garden Work, Planting Etc by

California Apricot Industry: Trends and Outlook; C495 by Foytik, Jerry 1914-2001

Rootstocks for Stone Fruits: Observations and Experiments With Plum, Peach, Apricot and Almond Roots for Stone Fruits; B0736 by

Fungi List: Panama by

The Illustrated Dictionary of Gardening: a Practical and Scientific Encyclopaedia of Horticulture for Gardeners and Botanists; division 6 by Nicholson, George 1847-1908

Address [microform] by Rabaud, Etienne 1868-, Reychler, Lucien

Monilia Blossom Blight (brown Rot) of Apricots; B383 by

Some Factors Influencing the Keeping Quality of Fruit in Transit by Lloyd, John William 1876-