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Huntia

Volume 2, 1965 (Online)

vi, 304 pp.; 79 figs.; 7 1/4 x 9 7/8"; 2 lbs. Cloth and paper covers.

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Pages	Contents
pp. i–vi	Contents
pp. 1–28	Richard C. Rudolph, Illustrations from Weinmann's Phytanthoza Iconographia in Iwasaki's Honzô Zufu
pp. 29–58	Günther Buchheim, A bibliographical account of L'Héritier's Stirpes Novae
pp. 59–110	Dorothy S. Manks, Some early American horticultural writers and their works: I. John Adlum and William Cobbett
pp. 111–116	Chester A. Arnold, Some recollections of Percy Train (1876–1942)
pp. 117–137	John S. L. Gilmour, The Rev. John Laurence (1668–1732); the man and his books
pp. 138–140	George H. M. Lawrence, Jane Quinby (1901–1965)
pp. 141–161	Herbert G. Baker, Charles Darwin and the perennial flax—a controversy and its implications
pp. 162–170	Willem D. Margadant, Remarkable features in book collations
pp. 171–179	Bernard E. Harkness and Mabel G. Olney, John Walton (1824–1914): Artist
pp. 180–184	William T. Stearn, The five bretheren of the rose: An old botanical riddle
pp. 185–215	Alice M. Coats, Notes on some portraits of British botanists and gardeners
pp. 216–222	Carolyn J. Stanley, Short-title list of acquisitions, 1964
pp. 223–224	Departmental studies
pp. 225–226	Prints and paintings
pp. 227–240	John V. Brindle, 1964 acquisitions of botanical illustration
p. 241	Botanical portraiture
pp. 242–278	Theodore W. Bossert, The portrait collection and program, II
p. 279	Bibliographical notes
pp. 280–285	Ian MacPhail, Edition, issue, and state
p. 286	Willem D. Margadant, Uncut and unopened copies
pp. 287–292	Ian MacPhail, Titford's Hortus Botanicus Americanus—a supplementary note
pp. 293–296	Contributors
pp. 297–304	Index
p. 305	Colophon

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