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FOLDER TITLE LIST WALTER TENNYSON SWINGLE COLLECTION

Part 1. Swingle, Walter Tennyson

BOX 1 ARTICLES (PRINTED). A-M

Folder 1

"Additional experiments and observations on Oat Smut, made in 1890," by W.T. Swingle and W.A. Kellerman. Experimental Station, Kansas State Agricultural College, Bulletin No. 15. Topeka, Kansas, 1890.

"An American Yearbook of Botany" Botanical Gazette. Vol. XVIII, 1893.

"Announcement to the Smyrna Fig growers." Pacific Rural Press, 1909.

"Asespis for plants from abroad," by W.T. Swingle and T. Ralph Robinson. U.S.D.A. Yearbook, 1926, 1926.

"The Athel, Tamarix aphylla, (also called T. articulata) a promising windbreak for the hot, irrigated valleys of the Southwest". [Leaflet] Indio, California. 1924.

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"Bastidor para propagaci¢n de plantas c¡tricas, cafetos, y otras especies," by W.T. Swingle, T. Ralph Robinson, and E. May Jr. Bolet¡n de la Uni¢n Panamericana. Vol. LXIV, 1930.

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"Bordeaux mixture: its chemistry, physical properties, and toxic effect on fungi and algae." U.S.D.A. Bulletin No. 9. V.P.P. -51, 1896.

"The botanical name of the lime, Citrus aurantifolia." Journal of the Washington Academy of Sciences. Vol. 3, no. 18. 1913.

"The botany of Citrus fruits and their wild relatives as a guide to their use in breeding." Proceedings of the Florida State Horticultural Society. [56th Annual Meeting] 1943.

BOX 1 (cont.)Folder 3

"Chaetospermum, a new genus of hard-shelled citrous fruits." Journal of the Washington Academy of Sciences. Vol. 3, no. 4, 1913.

"Chinese books and libraries." Proceedings of the American Library Association Conference 1917, Louisville, 1917.

"Chinese books, their character and value and their place in the Western library." Essays offered to Herbert Putnam. Yale University Press, 1929.

"Chinese Historical Sources." American Historical Review. Vol. XXVI, no. 4, 1921.

"A Chinese insecticidal plant, Tripterygium welfordii, introduced into the United States," By W.T. Swingle, H.L. Haller, E.H. Siegler, and M.C. Swingle. Science. Vol. 93, no. 2043, 1941.

"The Citrange, a new citrus fruit." U.S.D.A. Bureau of Plant Industry. B.P.I.-332, 1911.

"Citranges and some related hybrid fruits." Yearbook of Agriculture, 1926, 1926.

"Citropsis, a new tropical African genus allied to



Citrus." By W.T. Single and Maude Kellerman. Journal of Agricultural Research. Vol. 1, no. 5. 1914.

"Citrus and Poncirus." Plantae Wilsonianae. [Ed. C.S. Sargent]. Vol. II, 1914.

"Citrus and Related Genera." Bailey's "Standard Cyclopedia of Horticulture". Vol. I-VI, 1914-1917.

"Citrus inchangensis, a promising hardy new species from Southwestern China and Assam." Journal of Agricultural Research, U.S.D.A. Vol. 1, no. 1, 1913.

"Citrus News Letter." U.S.D.A. Office of Crop Physiology and Breeding Investigations. No. 1, 1911.

BOX 1 (cont.)Folder 3 "Citrus specialists find new methods of propagation," by W.T. Swingle and T. Ralph Robinson. Yearbook of Agriculture, 1928, U.S.D.A., 1928.

"Citrus trifoliata in relation to Citrus culture." Proceedings of the 32nd Biennial Session of the American Pomological Society. Tampa, Florida, 1911.

"Clastotypes, clonotypes, and spermotypes, means for multiplying botanical name specimens." Journal of the Washington Academy of Sciences. Vol. II, no. 14, 1912.

"Clymenia and Burkillanthus, new genera also three new species of pleimospermum (Rutaceae - Aurantiodeae)." Journal of the Arnold Arboretum. Vol. 20, 1939. [Galleys in Memorabilia - Box 65]



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"Community production of Egyptian cotton in the United States." U.S.D.A. Bulletin No. 332, 1916.

"Control of ripening period of Dates through Metaxenia." American Journal of Botany. Supplement to Vol. XVII, no. 10, 1930.

"Cooperative ditribution of new Smyrna figs and Caprifigs." U.S.D.A. Bureau of Plant Industry, Crop Physiology and Breeding Investigations Bulletin No. 537, 1910.

"Cooperative ditribution of new Smyrna figs and Caprifigs." U.S.D.A. Bureau of Plant Industry, Crop Physiology and Breeding Investigations Bulletin No. 537. Second Revision, 1910.

"Cooperative ditribution of new varieties of Smyrna figs and Caprifigs." U.S.D.A. Bureau of Plant Industry, Plant Life History Investigations No. 438, 1909.

"Crop production alone not the measure of the condition of agriculture." Report of the National Conservation Commission. Vol. 2, 1909.

BOX 1 (cont.)Folder 4 "Crossed varieties of corn, second and third years," by W.T. Swingle and W.A. Kellerman. Experiment Station, Kansas State Agricultural College, Bulletin No. 17. Topeka, Kansas, 1890.

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"Date growing: a new industry for Southwest states." U.S.D.A. Yearbook of Agriculture, 1926, Separate No. 949, 1926.



"Date industry of U.S. is example of new, noncompetitive crop." U.S.D.A. Yearbook of Agriculture, 1932, Separate No. 1285, 1932.

"The Date Palm and its Culture." Yearbook of the Department of Agriculture, 1900.

"Date plantings free from pests begun in the irrigated Southwest." U.S.D.A. Yearbook of Agriculture, 1927, Separate No. 1024, 1927.

"Dimorphism of the gametes of Oenothera." Science, new series. Vol. XXXIII, no. 858, 1911.

"The Dioecism of the Fig in its Bearing upon Caprification." Science, new series. Vol. X, no. 251, 1899.

"Discussion of Dates." Proceedings of the Forty-First California State Fruit Growers' Convention. Sacramento, California, 1911.

"Diseases of wheat caused by Fungi." The Industrialist. Manhattan, Kansas. Vol. XV, no. 18. 1889.

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"The early European history and botanical name of the Tree of Heaven, Ailanthus altissima." Journal of the Washington Academy of Sciences. Vol. VI, no. 14, 1916.

"Eremocitrus, a new genus of hardy drouth-resistant Citrous fruits from Australia." Journal of Agricultural Research. Vol. II, no. 2, 1914.

BOX 1 (cont.)Folder 6 "Experiments on Boron tolerance of Citrus Plants and their wild relatives." American Journal of Botany, Supplement to Vol XV, no. 10, 1928.



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"Facilities for botanical research at the Naples Zoological Station." Botanical Gazette. Vol. XXIII, no. 4. 1897.

"Feroniella, genre nouveau de la tribu des Citrae."

Bulletin de la Soci❪t❪ Botanique de France. Tome LIX, 1912.

"The Fig in California." Papers and discussions presented before the 34th and 35th Fruit-Growers' Convention, California. Sacramento, California: State Commission on Horticulture, 1909.

"First addition to the list of Kansas Peronsporaceae." Transactions of the 22nd and 23rd Annual Meetings of the Kansas Academy of Science. Vol. XII, 1891.

"Le fruit mur et les jeunes semis de l'Aeglopsis

chevalieri." Bulletin de la Soci❪t❪ Botanique de

France. Quatri❲me s❪rie, tome XIII, 1913.

"The fundamentals of crop improvement." Miscellaneous Papers. U.S.D.A. Bureau of Plant Industry Circular no. 116, 1913.

"The fundamentals of crop improvement." Miscellaneous Papers. U.S.D.A. Bureau of Plant Industry Circular no. 116, 1913. [Different printing]

"Fungous gardens in the nests of an ant (Atta tardigarda Buckl.) near Washington, D.C." Science, new series. Vol. II, no. 39, 1895.

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"Le genre Balsamocitrus et un nouveau genre voisin

Aeglopsis." Bulletin de la Soci❪t❪ Botanique de France. Tome LVIII, 1911.

"The grain smuts: how they are caused and how to prevent them." U.S.D.A. Farmers' Bulletin No. 75. V.P.P.-



59. 1898.BOX 1 (cont.)Folder 8 "The grain smuts: their cause and prevention." Yearbook of the U.S. Department of Agriculture for 1894. 1894.

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"Hybrids and their utilization in plant breeding," by W.T. Swingle and Herbert J. Webber. Yearbook of the Department of Agriculture for 1897. 1897.

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"An improved method for making Bordeaux mixture." The Journal of Mycology. U.S. Department of Agriculture. Vol. VII, no. 4, 1894.

"Improvements in the ultra-violet microscope." Science, new series. Vol. XXVI, no. 658, 1907.

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"The Kawano Wase variety of Satsuma Orange," by W.T. Swingle and T. Ralph Robinson. U.S.D.A. Bureau of Plant Industry, 1930.

"Zur Kenntniss der Kern - Und Zelltheilungbei den

Sphacelariaceen." Jahrb❩chern f❩r wissenschaftliche Botanik. Vol. XV, 1897.

"'Kindzu' or 'Golden Bean' Orange (Fortunella hindsii) from historic, taxonomic, and cytologic standpoints." Proceeding of the Third Pan-Pacific Science Congress, Tokyo, 1926, 1926.

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"Lack of winter dormancy and the low zero point of



growth of the lychee, limiting factors in its culture in Florida." The Lychee and Lungan. Ed. George Weidman Groff. New York: Orange Judd Company, 1921.

"The latest developments in fig culture" by W.T. Swingle and G.P. Rixford. Pacific Rural Press. Vol. 78, no. 25, 1909.

BOX 1 (cont.)Folder 12 "Lemon culture." Proceedings of the 10th Annual Meeting of the Florida State Horticultural Society. Deland, Florida: E.O. Painter and Co., 1897.

"The limitation of the Satsuma Orange to trifoliate- orange stock." U.S.D.A. Bureau of Plant Industry Circular 46. 1909.

"Limnocitrus, a new genus, also new species of Wenzelia, Paramignya, and Atalantia (Rutaceae-Aurantioideae)." Journal of the Arnold Arboretum. Vol. XXI, 1940.

"A list of the Kansas species of Peronosporaceae." Transactions of the Twentieth and Twenty-first Annual Meeting of the Kansas Academy of Science. Vol. XI, 1889.

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"Maturaci¢n artificielle lente de la datte Deglet-nour."

Comptes rendus des Se nces de L'Acad❪mie des Sciences. France. Tome 155, 1912.

"Merope angulata, a salt tolerant plant related to Citrus, from the Malay Archipelago." Journal of the Washington Academy of Sciences. Vol. V, no. 12, 1915.

"Merotypes as a means of multiplying botanical types." Journal of the Washington Academy of Sciences. Vol. II, no. 9, 1912.



"Merrillia, a new Rutaceous genus of the tribe Citrae from the Malay Peninsula." The Philippine Journal of Science. Vol. XIII, no. 6, sec. C, 1918.

"Meta-zenia or the influence of the male parent of the tissues of the mother plant outside of the embryo and endosperm, especially as exemplified in the date palm." Proceedings of the Thrid Pan-Pacific Science Congress, Tokyo, 1926. 1926.

"Metaxenia in the date palm." Journal of Heredity (American Genetic Association). Vol. XIX, no. 6, 1928.

BOX 1 (cont.)Folder 13 "Micellar emulsions and hydrogels of oil," by W.T. Swingle and Karl F. Kellerman. Journal of the American Society of Argonomists. Vol. 8, no. 1, 1916.

"Microcitrus, a new genus of Australian citrous fruits." Journal of the Washington Academy of Sciences. Vol. V, no. 16, 1915.

"Momordica grosvonori Sp. Nov. the source of Chinese Lo Ha Kuo." Journal of the Arnold Arboretum. Vol. XXII, 1941.

"More about Loureiro." The American Botanist. Vol. 26, no. 1, 1920.

BOX 2 ARTICLES (PRINTED). N-Z

Folder 1 "The name of the wood-apple, Feronia limonia." Journal of the Washington Academy of Sciences. Vol. IV. 1914.



"New Citrous Fruits." American Breeders' Magazine. Vol. IV, no. 2, 1913

"New citrus creations of the Department of Agriculture," by W.T. Swingle and Herbert J. Webber. Yearbook of the Department of Agriculture for 1904, 1904.

"New Citrus Hybrids." U.S.D.A. Circular No. 181, 1931.

"New crops for the American Sahara." Radio talk presented under the auspices of Science Service over the Columbia Broadcasting System, 1934.

"New crops for Arizona." The Associated Arizona Producer. Vol. 7, no. 6, 1928.

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"New disease resistant rootstocks urgently needed by citrus growers." Proceedings of the Florida State Horticultural Society, 1944.

BOX 2 (cont.)Folder 2 "A new genus, Fortunella, comprising of four species of Kumquat oranges." Journal of the Washington Academy of Sciences. Vol. 5, 1915.

"New species of Fungi," by W.T. Swingle and W.A. Kellerman. Journal of Mycology. Vol. 5, no. 2, 1889.

"New species of Kansas Fungi," by W.T. Swingle and W.A. Kellerman. Journal of Mycology. Vol. 4, 1888.

"New species of Kansas Fungi," by W.T. Swingle and W.A. Kellerman. Journal of Mycology. Vol. 5, no. 1, 1889.

"A new species of Pistachia native to Southwestern



Texas, P. texana." Journal of the Arnold Arboretum. Vol. 2, 1920.

"A new tangelo," by W.T. Swingle and T. Ralph Robinson. Journal of Heredity. Vol. XII, no. 4, 1921.

"A new taxonomic arrangement of the Orange subfamily, Aurantioideae." Journal of the Washington Academy of Sciences. Vol. 28, no. 12. 1938.

"New varieties and new combinations in the genera Clausena, Oxanthera, and Triphasia if the Orange subfamily Aurantioideae." Journal of the Washington Academy of Sciences. Vol. 30, 1940.

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"Notes of Fungi from Western Kansas." Journal of Mycology. Vol. 4, 1888.

"Notes on Sorghum Smuts," by W.T. Swingle and W.A. Kellerman. Transactions of the Twenty-second and Twenty-third Annual Meetings of the Kansas Academy of Sciences. Vol. XII, 1890.

"Nucellar bud seedlings." Citrograph. Vol. 34, no. 2, 1948.

"The Nurse-grafted Y-cutting method of plant propagation Journal of Heredity. Vol. XX, no. 2, 1929.


"Observations sur les quelques especes indochinoises des genres Atalantia et Glycosmis." Letcomte, H., Notulae Systematicae, 1911 and 1912.

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"Pamburus, a new genus related to Citrus, from India." Journal of the Washington Academy of Sciences. Vol. VI, no. 11, 1916

"Partial inhibition of photosynthesis and reduction of growth of plants and suppression of remote ancestral characters removed by hybridizing with remotely related species." American Journal of Botany Supplement. Vol. 21, no. 10, 1934.

"The pistache nut." U.S.D.A. Bureau of Plant Industry, C.P. & B.I.- 1, 1916

"Pleiospermium, a new genus related to Citrus, from India, Ceylon, and Java." Journal of the Washington Academy of Sciences. Vol. VI, no. 13, 1916.

"Preliminary experiments with fungicides for stinking smut of wheat." by W.T. Swingle and W.A. Kellerman. Kansas State Agricultural College Bulletin No. 12, 1890.

"Preliminary report on smut in oats." by W.T. Swingle and W.A. Kellerman. Kansas State Agricultural College Bulletin No. 8, 1889.

"The present status of Date culture in the Southwestern states." Bureau of Plant Industry Circular No. 129, 1913.

"The prevention of stinking smut of wheat and loose smut of oats." U.S.D.A. Farmers' Bulletin No. 250, 1906.

"The principal diseases of Citrous fruits in Florida." U.S.D.A. Division of Vegetable Physiology and Pathology Bulletin No. 8, 1896.

"The principal works on the Date Palm up to 1824." Date Culture, 1924.




"Production of American Egyptian cotton," by W.T. Swingle, C.S. Scofield, T.H. Kearney, C.J. Brand, and O.F. Cook. U.S.D.A. Bulletin No. 742, 1919.

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"Quarantine procedure to safeguard the introduction of Citrus plants: a system of aseptic propagation." U.S.D.A. Department Circular 299, 1923.

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"Recapitulation of seedling characters by nucellar buds developing in the embryo sac of Citrus." Proceedings of the Sixth International Congress of Genetics. Vol. 2, 1932.

"Report on the loose smut of cereals." by W.T. Swingle and W.A. Kellerman. Second Annual Report of the Experiment Station, Kansas State Agricultural College, 1890.

"The Rixford: a new type of Smyrna Fig." Pacific Rural Press, 1909.

"The Rusk Citrange." U.S.D.A. Bureau of Plant Industry, B.P.I. - 524, 1909.

"The Rustic Citrange." U.S.D.A. Bureau of Plant Industry, B.P.I. 335, 1907.

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"Sabal Etonia, a new Florida palm." Proceedings of the Botanical Club, American Association for the Advancement of Sciences, in Botanical Gazette. Vol. 18, no. 9, 1893.

"Safeguarding the introduction of plants from foreign countries of distant regions by aseptic propagation



in pest-free greenhouses." Proceedings of the Third Pan-Pacific Science Congress, Tokyo, 1926, 1926.

"The savage Citrange." U.S.D.A. Bureau of Plant Industry, B.P.I. 336, 1907.BOX 2 (cont.)Folder 8 "Seed production in sterile Citrus hybrids - its scientific explanation and practical significance." Memoirs of the Horticultural Society of New York. Vol. 3. 1927.

"Severina buxifolia, a Citrus relative native to Southern China." Journal of the Washington Academy of Sciences. Vol. VI, no. 19, 1916.

"The Silverhill - a new strain of Satsuma orange." The Official Record, U.S.D.A. Vol. 9, no. 27, 1930.

"The Silverhill: a promising and aparently hardy strain of Satsuma orange," by W.T. Swingle and T. Ralph Robinson. U.S.D.A. Bureau of Plant Industry, 1931.

"A simple metric conversion table: changing metric units into English equivalents." Scientific American. Supplement No. 1733. Vol. 67, 1909.

"The solar propagating frame for rooting Citrus and other subtropical plants," by W.T. Swingle, T. Ralph Robinson and E. May Jr. U.S.D.A. Department Circular 310, 1924.

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"Some Citrus fruits that should be introduced into Florida." Proceedings of the Sixth Annual Meeting of the Florida State Horticultural Society. Tallahassee, FL, 1893.

"Some Peronospoaceae in the Herbrarium of the Division of Vegetable Pathology." Journal of Mycology. Vol. VII, no. 2, 1892.



"Some points in the history of Caprification and in the history of the Fig." Official Report of the Thirty -Fourth Fruit Growers' Convention, California, 1908.

"Some rare and interesting fungi from Florida." Bulletin of the Torrey Botanical Club. Vol. XIX, 1892.

"Some theories of heredity and of the origin of species considered in relation to the phenomena of hybridization." Science, new series. Vol VII, no. 161, 1898.BOX 2 (cont.)Folder 9 "Starting a seedling Date orchard." U.S.D.A. Bureau of Plant Industry, B.P.I. 271, 1911.

"Studies in European Herbaria with special reference to preservation of type specimens." Science, new series. Vol. XXXV, no. 905, 1912.

"A study of the polygenetic relationships of the Rutaceous subfamily Citratae, including Citrus fruits, and their wild relatives, with experimental studies in the hybridization and grafting of plants of this subfamily." Proceedings of the Third Pan -Pacific Science Congress, Tokyo, 1926, 1926.

"The sub-tropical laboratory and its objectives," by W.T. Swingle and H.J. Webber. Proceedings of the Sixth Annual Meeting of the Florida Horticultural Society, 1893.

"Sulphur solution - Blight - Lemon Scab; and Experiments in crossing Citrous fruits." Proceedings of the Seventh Annual Meeting of the Florida State Horticultural Society, 1894.

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"Tangelos: what they are. The value in Florida of the



Sampson and Thornton Tangelos." U.S.D.A. Bureau of Plant Industry, C.P.& B.I. - 4, 1918.

"Three new species of Citropsis, also new varieties of Atalantia and Fortunella (Rutaceae-Aurantioideae)." Journal of the Arnold Arboretum. Vol. XXI, no. 2, 1940.

"Three new varieties and two new combinations in Citrus and related genera of the Orange subfamily." Journal of the Washington Academy of Science. Vol. 32, no. 1, 1942.

"Treatment of plant diseases." Journal of Mycology. Vol. 6, no. 1, 1890.

"Treatment of smuts of oats and wheat." U.S.D.A. Farmers' Bulletin 5, 1892.

BOX 2 (cont.)Folder 10 "Tristeza disease of Citrus; its nature and how to keep it out of the United States." Proceedings of the Florida State Horticultural Society, 1946.

"Two important new types of Citrous hybrids for the home garden - Citrangequats and limequats." Journal of Agricultural Research. Vol. XXIII. no. 4, 1923.

"Two new organs of the plant cell." Botanical Gazette, 1898.

"Types of species in botanical taxonomy." Science, new series. Vol. XXXVII. no. 962, 1913.

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"The utilization of photographic methods in library research work, with special refernce to the natural sciences," by W.T. Swingle and Maude Kellerman



Swingle. Bulletin of the American Library Association, 1916.

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"Variation in first generation hybrids (imperfect dominance): its possible explanation through

zygotaxis." IV Conf❪rence Internationale de Genetique. Paris, 1911.

"Vegetative and fruiting branches in the Date palm and sterile intermediates between them." Memoirs of the Horticultural Society of New York. Vol. 3, 1927.

BOX 3 ARTICLES (MANUSCRIPTS). A-"The Chemical..." p. 70

Folder 1 "Acid citrus fruits suited to Florida and the Gulf Coast Region." 2 "Additional observations on Oat Smut made in 1890." 3 "African semi-arid animal husbandry." 4 "Allgemesice beschreibung der Zellen und ehrer inhalte." 5 "Allgemesice Morphologie von Stypocanlon." 6 "Applications for botanical research at the Naples Zoological Station."BOX 3 (cont.)Folder 7 "Cellplate in algae" 8 "Die Centrosomen" 9 "Centrosomes" 10 "The chemical composition and physical structure of Bordeaux mixture and its action as a fungicide." (p. 1-30). 11 "The chemical composition and physical structure of Bordeaux mixture and its action as a fungicide." (p. 31-70).

BOX 4 ARTICLES (MANUSCRIPTS). "The Chemical...", p. 71-G



Folder 1 "The chemical composition and physical structure of Bordeaux mixture and its action as a fungicide." (p. 71-97). 2 "The chemical composition and physical structure of Bordeaux mixture and its action as a fungicide." (Partial typescript and notes). 3 "Copper fungicides worthy of further trial." 4 "Cytology."

5 "Erkl❬rung der Abbildungen." 6 "General Morphology." 7 "General structures of the cell and their structure." 8 "The grain smuts and how to prevent their ravages." (Manuscript). 9 "The grain smuts and how to prevent their ravages." (Typescript).

BOX 5 ARTICLES (MANUSCRIPTS). H-R

Folder 1 "The importance of cytonomy in the study of cryptograms." 2 "The influence of stock on scion of citrus." 3 "Introduction to a paper by Galbraith." 4 "Karyokinensis." 5 "Karyokinensis." (German) 6 "Zur kenntniss der kern-und zelltheilung bei den sphalcelariaceen." 7 "Kinoplasm." 8 "Das kinoplasm." 9 "The 'Mancha' or Candelillo Coffee disease of Central America and Mexico and the danger of introducing it into Hawaii." 10 "New taxonomic techniques in studying wild relatives of major crop plants, illustrated by Citrus." 11 "Notes on the nature of Bordeaux mixture."BOX 5 (cont.)Folder 12 "Plant Purgatory." 13 "New possibilities on preserving type specimens." 14 "Preliminary notice of some Kansas rolling plants." 15 "Quick decline." 16 "Relation of size of nucleus to size of cell, and



amount of kinoplasm"

BOX 6 ARTICLES (MANUSCRIPTS). S-Z

Folder 1 "Smuts of cereals and their prevention." 2 "A study of the physical properties of soils in relation to crop production." 3 "Tafilnklarang" 4 "Tafilnklarang" (German) 5 "The theory of agriculture." 6 "The tristeza disease of the sweet orange."

7 "Verzeichniss derwichtigsten arbeiten ❩ber der anatomie der sphacelariaceem." 8 "Zellplattenbildung." 9 "Zellplattenbildung and cell division." 10 "Zellplattenbildung und zellcheitung." 11 "Zusummenfasuung." 12 "Zusummenfasuung" (German).

BOX 7 NOTEBOOKS (MANUSCRIPTS) MEMORANDA (Numbered)

Item 1 No. 0, Autumn, 1897-Winter, 1898 2 1, Mar. 13, 1898-Apr. 28, 1898 3 2, Apr. 29-June 7, 1898 4 3, June 6-July 10, 1898 5 4, July 15-Aug. 16, 1898 6 5, Aug. 16-23, 1898 7 6, Aug. 23-Sep. 16, 1898 8 7, Sep. 16-Oct. 4, 1898 9 8, Oct. 4-30, 1898 10 9, Oct. 31-Nov. 30, 1898 11 11, Dec. 1898-Jan. 28, 1899 12 12, Jan. 29-Feb. 20, 1899 13 13, Feb. 21-Mar. 16, 1899 14 14, Mar. 17-Apr. 13, 1899 15 15, Apr. 14-July 10, 1899 16 16, July 11-Oct. 13, 1899 17 18, Oct. 17-Nov. 11, 1899 18 19, Nov. 12-Dec. 20, 1899



19 22, Jan.-Apr. 28, 1900BOX 7 (cont.) Item 20 23, Apr. 28-May 25, 1900 21 24, May 26-June, 1900 22 25, June-Aug. 30, 1900 23 26, Sep. 3-Oct. 21, 1900 24 27, Oct. 22, 1900-Mar. 1901 25 28, March-Aug. 1901 26 29, May 14-Oct. 4, 1902 27 30, Mar.-Dec., 1904 28 32, Dec. 1904-June 19, 1906 29 34, June 20-Mar. 30, 1906 30 35, Mar. 30-Oct. 1, 1907 31 36, Oct. 2, 1907-Mar. 29, 1908 32 37, Mar. 16-May 18, 1908 33 38, May 19-Aug. 30, 1908 34 39, Aug. 31-Sep. 13, 1908 35 40, Sep. 14-Oct. 20, 1908 36 41, Oct. 21-Nov. 21, 1908 37 42, Nov. 22-Dec. 11, 1908 38 43, Dec. 12, 1908-Jan. 12, 1909 39 44, Jan. 13-Apr. 12, 1909 40 45, Apr. 12-May 8 1909 41 46, May 9-June 16, 1909 42 47, June 17-Sep. 30, 1909 43 48, Oct. 1-Dec. 31, 1909 44 49, Jan. 1-Feb. 25, 1910 45 50, Feb. 26-Mar. 7, 1910 46 51, Mar. 8-Apr. 5, 1910 47 52, Apr. 10-May 4, 1910 48 53, May 5-Oct. 15, 1910 49 54, Oct. 16-Nov. 20, 1910 50 55, Nov. 20, 1910-Mar. 16, 1911 51 56, Apr. 3-June, 3, 1910 52 57, June 4-7, 1911 53 58, June 7-21, 1911 54 59, June 22-24, 1911 55 60, June 28-Sep. 11, 1911 56 61, Sep. 24-Oct. 4 1911 57 62, Oct. 4-16, 1911 58 63, Oct. 17-Nov. 2, 1911 59 64, Nov. 3-16, 1911 60 65, Nov. 17-Dec. 11, 1911



61 66, Dec. 13, 1911-Feb. 14, 1912 62 67, Mar. 4-Oct. 28, 1912 63 68, Oct. 29, 1912-Apr. 28, 1913 64 69, Apr. 29-July 22, 1913 65 70, Oct. 4-Nov. 21, 1913 66 71, Nov. 23, 1913-Aug. 4, 1914 67 73, Oct. 17, 1914-Mar. 21, 1915 68 74, Mar. 22-Apr. 8, 1915 69 75, Apr. 9-21, 1915BOX 7 (cont.) Item 70 76, Apr. 22-May 3, 1915 71 77, May 4-21, 1915 72 78, May 29-July 2, 1915 73 79, July 6-Aug. 4, 1915 74 80, Aug. 23-Nov. 23, 1915 75 81, Nov. 24, 1915-Aug. 16, 1916 76 82, Sept. 27, 1916-Feb. 15, 1917 77 83, Feb. 16-Mar. 19, 1917 78 84, June 11-28, 1917 79 85, Oct. 9-16, 1917 80 86, Jan. 1-Mar. 20, 1918 81 87, Apr. 27-May 12, 1918 82 88, May 14-June 2, 1918 83 89, June 3-23, 1918 84 90, July 3-24, 1918 85 91, July 24-Aug. 30, 1918 86 92, Sep. 10-Oct. 13, 1918 87 93, Oct. 26-Nov. 26, 1918 88 94, Dec. 12, 1918-Jan. 10, 1919 89 95, Jan. 11-May, 3, 1919 90 96, May 5-Aug. 16, 1919

BOX 8 NOTEBOOKS (MANUSCRIPTS) MEMORANDA (Unnumbered)

Item 1 Nov. 14-Dec. 31, 1919 2 Aug. 17-Nov. 22, 1920 3 Oct. 13, 1921-Apr. 22, 1922 4 Apr. 23-Dec. 7, 1922 5 Sep. 3, 1922-Jan. 14, 1923 6 Jan. 26-May 9, 1923



7 July 30-Oct., 1923 8 Feb. 17-July 27, 1924 9 July 28-Sep. 29, 1924 10 Sep. 30-Nov. 5, 1924 11 Jan. 1-June 21, 1926 12 June 22-July 16, 1926 13 Oct. 4-13, 1926 14 Oct. 14-15, 1926 15 Dec. 12, 1926-May 14, 1928 16 May 15-June 4, 1928 17 Oct.24, 1933- 18 Jan.-Mar., 1934 19 Dec. 9, 1935- 20 Apr. 23-June 4, 1928 21 June 20-July 6, 1939 22 May 9, 1940- 23 May 25-Dec., 1941BOX 8 (cont.) Item 24 Jan.-Mar. 1942 25 Mar. 7-Aug. 20, 1942 26 Aug. 27, 1942- 27 Jan. 25-Feb. 21, 1943 28 Apr. 14-July 7, 1943 29 Aug. 1-Sep. 10, 1943 30 Sep. 17-Dec. 12, 1943 31 Dec. 23, 1943-Jan. 14, 1944 32 Jan. 26-June 28, 1944 33 Feb. 16-Mar. 26, 1944 34 Aug. 20-Sep. 11, 1944 35 Oct. 17-Oct. 25, 1944 36 Jan. 2-Apr. 14, 1945 37 Apr. 14-July 9, 1945 38 Aug. 2-Nov. 1945 39 Mar. 19-June 3, 1946 40 Jan. 17-Feb. 21, 1946 41 Sep. 2-Oct. 10, 1946 42 Nov. 28, 1945-Jan. 7, 1946 43 July 11-Aug. 30, 1946 44 Oct. 10-Dec. 16, 1946 45 Dec. 3, 1946-May 27, 1948 46 Feb. 8-June 24, 1947 47 June 30-July 8 1947 48 Aug. 29-Dec. 1, 1947



49 Dec. 1947-Apr. 1948 50 Aug. 6-Nov., 1948 51 Jan. 28-June 30, 1949 52 July 7-Aug. 5, 1949 53 Sep. 10, 1949-Feb. 8, 1950 54 Jan. 1950-June, 1951 55 Apr. 19-Nov. 8, 1950 56 Sep. 7,-Oct., 1950

BOX 9 NOTEBOOKS (MANUSCRIPTS) AGRICULTURAL NOTES, 1-8

Item 1 No. 1, Apr. 27, 1891- 2 2, Aug. 7, 1891-June 13, 1892 3 3, June 16-Dec. 7, 1892 4 4, Dec. 8, 1892-Mar. 15, 1893 5 5, Mar. 16, 1893-Jan. 24, 1894 6 6, Jan. 24-June 2, 1894 7 7, Sep. 11, 1894-Mar. 11, 1897 8 8, Mar. 12, 1897-June 6, 1898

BOX 10 NOTEBOOKS (MANUSCRIPTS) OBSERVATION NOTES

Item 1 No. XI, June 20-Aug. 1, 1895 2 XII,Aug. 4-Oct. 6, 1895 3 XIII, Oct. 10-Dec. 27, 1895 4 XIV, Jan. 1-Apr. 4, 1896 5 XV, Apr. 4-July 27, 1896 6 XVI, Aug. 1-Oct. 14, 1895 7 XVII, Oct. 18, 1896-Jan. 27, 1897 8 XVIII, Feb. 1-May. 17, 1897 9 IXX [XIX], May 20-Nov. 1, 1897 10 XX, Dec. 27, 1897-Jan. 30, 1901 11 XXI, Mar. 5-Apr. 22, 1898 12 XXI, Apr. 28-Dec. 30, 1898 13 [No number], Jan. 1-Mar. 19, 1899 14 [No number], Feb. 4-Apr. 25, 1903



BOX 11 NOTEBOOKS (MANUSCRIPTS) PERSONAL, 1895-1899

Item 1 Trip notes, Feb. 25, 1895- 2 Photographic notebook, July 15, 1891- 3 "Rough Notes No. 2 Florida June 30-July 20, 1899" 4 "Rough Notes 7, Eustis, Fla. Trip to Key Largo. Oct. -Dec., 1894. 5 Address book 6 German notebook 7 Blank notebook with missing pages, inscribed "MK" 8 Ledger book 9 Desk book

BOX 12 NOTEBOOKS (MANUSCRIPTS) PERSONAL, 1908-1903

Item 1 Guest register, Aug. 4, 1908-Sep. 19, 1942 2 Guest register, May 1, 1930-Nov. 22, 1943 3 Scrapbook with research notes

BOX 13 REPORTS, SPEECHES, ETC. (MANUSCRIPTS)

Folder 1 Amendment to General Appropriations Bill (Proposed) 2 Autobiographical information 3 Bibliographies and new plant species descriptions 4 Bibliographies of plantsBOX 13 (cont.)Folder 5 Illustrations and drawings 6 List of Kansas Fungi 7 Lists of Swingle's Publications 8 Manuscript fragments 9 Notes 10 Reports 11 Speeches



BOX 14 DIARIES (MANUSCRIPTS)

Item 1 1881 2 1918 3 1919 4 1922 5 1923 6 1924 7 1926 8 1927 9 1928 10 1929 11 1935 12 Jan.-Sep., 1941 13 Oct.-Dec., 1941 14 1943 15 1944 16 1947

BOX 15 CORRESPONDENCE, 1898-1899 LETTER BOOKS

[Legal Size] Item 1 "Swingle Letters No. 1", March 13, 1898-April 11, 1898 2 "Swingle Letters No. 2", Sept. 22, 1898-Dec. 11, 1899


[Legal Size] Item 1 "Swingle Letters 3", Dec. 11, 1899-Sept. 5, 1900 2 Letter Copying Book, Nov. 30, 1889-March 4, 1891




Item 1 Letter Copying Book, March 4, 1891-June 27, 1894 2 Letter Copying Book, Feb. 8, 1898-March 5, 1908 3 Letter Copying Book, March 27, 1902-Dec. 16, 1902

BOX 18 CORRESPONDENCE, 1898-1914 LETTER BOOKS (folio size)

[Paige Box] Item 1 Letter Copying Book, Oct. 30, 1898-March, 1899 2 Letter Copying Book, Oct. 12, 1898-Jan. 28, 1899 3 Letter Book, Nov. 27, 1907-Aug. 30, 1908 4 Letter Book, Oct. 1, 1909-Sep. 28, 1910 5 Letter Book, July 2, 1912-June 3, 1913 6 Letter Book, June 10, 1913-Dec. 22, 1914

BOX 19 CORRESPONDENCE, 1885-1892

Folder 1 1885 2 1886 3 1887 4 1888 5 1889 6 January-June, 1890 7 June-December, 1890 8 1891 9 January-June, 1892 10 June-December, 1892


Folder 1 1893 2 January-June, 1894 3 June-December, 1894 4 January-March, 1895 5 April-June, 1895 6 June-August, 1895 7 September-December, 1895




Folder 1 January-August, 1896 2 September-December, 1896 3 January-June, 1897 4 July-December, 1897 5 January-April, 1898 6 May-June, 1898 7 July-September, 1898 8 October-December, 1898

BOX 22 CORRESPONDENCE, 1899

Folder 1 January, 1899 2 February, 1899 3 March, 1899 4 April-June, 1899 5 July-September, 1899 6 October, 1899 7 November-December, 1899

BOX 23 CORRESPONDENCE, 1900-April, 1901

Folder 1 January-June, 1900 2 July-September, 1900 3 October-December, 1900 4 January, 1901 5 February, 1901 6 March, 1901 7 April, 1901

BOX 24 CORRESPONDENCE, May, 1901-1903



Folder 1 May, 1901 2 June 1-15, 1901 3 June 16-30, 1901 4 July, 1901 5 August-December, 1901 6 January-July, 1902 7 August-December, 1902 8 1903


Folder 1 January-June, 1904 2 July-December, 1904 3 1905 4 January-September, 1906 5 October-December, 1906 6 1907 7 1908 8 January-June, 1909 9 July-December, 1909


Folder 1 1910 2 1911 3 1912 4 1913 5 1914 6 1915 7 1916 8 1917 9 1918 10 1919 11 1920 12 1921 13 1922 14 1923



15 1924 16 1925 17 1927 18 1928 19 1929 20 1930 21 1931 22 1932 23 1933 24 1934 25 1935 26 1936 27 1937 28 1938


Folder 1 January-June, 1939 2 July-December, 1939BOX 27 (cont.)Folder 3 January-June, 1940 4 July, 1940 5 August, 1940 6 September-December, 1940 7 January-June, 1941 8 July-September, 1941 9 October-December, 1941


Folder 1 1942 2 1943 3 1944 4 January-August, 1945 5 September-December, 1945 6 1946 7 1947 8 1948 9 1949



10 1950 11 1951

BOX 29 CORRESPONDENCE (Undated) INCLUDING MEMORANDA AND FRAGMENTS

Folder 1 Memoranda, 1900-1949 2 Memoranda, Undated 3 Undated Correspondence 4 Undated Letter Concerning Date Culture 5 Fragments

BOX 30 CORRESPONDENCE, 1895-1929 SWINGLE FAMILY

Folder 1 Undated Correspondence 2 1895-1897 3 1898-1899 4 1901-1904 5 1905 6 1906-1910 7 1911-1927 8 1928-1929

BOX 31 CORRESPONDENCE, 1930-1951 SWINGLE FAMILY

Folder 1 1930-1939 2 1940-1944 3 1945 4 1946-1951

BOX 32 CORRESPONDENCE, (Undated), 1888-1899 FAIRCHILD, DAVID G.

Folder 1 Undated



2 1888-1891 3 1892-1895 4 1896-1897 5 1898 6 1899

BOX 33 CORRESPONDENCE, 1900-1941 FAIRCHILD, DAVID G.

Folder 1 1900 2 1901 3 1902-1910 4 1911-1938 5 1939-1940 6 January-June, 1941 7 July-December, 1941

BOX 34 CORRESPONDENCE, 1942-1952 FAIRCHILD, DAVID G.

Folder 1 1942 2 1943 3 1944 4 1945 5 1946 6 1947 7 1948-1952

MANUSCRIPTS AND MEMORABILIA FAIRCHILD, DAVID G.

8 Manuscript, "The Modern Pioneer of the Dry West"

BOX 34 (cont.)Folder 9 Manuscript, "The Wampee, A Fruit Tree of Siam and China" 10 Memorabilia, Brochure, Fairchild Tropical Garden 11 Memorabilia, Clipping, "We Wish You a Happy Birthday" Miami Herald, April 4, 1941.



12 Memorabilia, Magazine, Travelers' Guide, "The Fairchild Tropical Expedition"

ORIGINAL CITRUS LITERATURE

BOX 35 A-Bl

Item 1 Abercrombie, John. The propagation and botanical arrangements of plants and trees... 1784.

2 Ainsley, Whitelaw. Materia indica. 1826.

3 Aitchinson, A. Encyclopedia Perthensis. Before 1806.

4 Aitchinson, J.E.T. A catalog of the plants of the Punjab and Sindh. 1869.

5 Aiton, William. Hortus Kevensis. 1789.

6 Altamirano, F.F. and J. Ramirez. Lista de nombres vulgares y bot nicos... 1894.

7 Atkinson, E.T. Notes on the economic products of theNorthwestern Provinces. 1881.

8 Backer, C.A. Flora van Batvia. 1907.

9 Backer, C.A. Schoolflora voor Java. 1911.

10 Bailey, F.M. A synopsis of the Queensland Flora. 1883.

11 Bailey, F. Manson. The Queensland Flora. 1909.

12 Bailey, F. Manson. Comprehensive catalog of Queensland plants. 1909.

13 Baillon, H. Histoire des plantes. 1873.

14 Baker, J.G. Flora of Mauritius and the Seychelles. 1877.



BOX 35 (cont.) Item 15 Balbis, J.B. Catalogus Stirpium Horti Academici Taurinensis. 1813.

16 Balfour, E. The timber trees... also the forests of Indiaand Southern Asia. 1870.

17 Balfour, E. Cyclopedia of India and of Eastern and Southern Asia. 1885.

18 Barteri, Hock. Kew Index. 1893.

19 Bauhinus, C. Pinax Teatri Botanici. 1623.

20 Bauhin, Johan and J.H. Cherlero. Historia Plantarum universalis. 1650.

21 Beauvisage, G. Genera Montrouziana plantae Novae Caledonia. 1901.

22 Beddome, R.H. Captain Beddome's Anamallay Plants. 1865.

23 Beddome, R.H. A list of the exogenous plants found in the Anamallay Mountains in Southern India. 1865.

24 Bennett, J.W. Ceylon and its capabilities. 1843.

25 Bentham, Geo. Flora Hongkongensis. 1861.

26 Bentham, Geo. Florula Hongkongensism an enumeration of plants collected. 1851.

27 Bentley and Trimen. Medicinal Plants. 1880.

28 Bentley, Robert. A Manual of Botany. 1882.

29 Berger, Alwin. Hortkus mortolensis. 1812.

30 Besler, B. Hortus Eystettensis. 1613.

31 Birdwood, G.C.M. Catalogue of the vegetable productionsof the



President of Bombay. 1865.

32 Birdwood, H.M. A catalogue fo the flora of Matheran. 1886.

33 Blackwell, Eliz. Herb. Blackw. emend. 1760.

34 Blanco, M. Flora de Filipinas. 1837.

BOX 35 (cont.) Item 35 Blanco, M. Flora de Filipinas. 1845.

36 Blanco, M. Flora Filipinas. 1878-1880.

37 Blume, C.L. Catalogus...Buitenzog. 1823.

38 Blume, C.L. Bijdragen Flora Nederl. Indie. 1825.

BOX 36 Bm-C

Item 1 Boccone, Paul. Icones y descriptiones rariorum plantarum Siciliae, Melitae, Galliae, y Haliae. 1674.

2 Boerhaave, Hermanni. Index plantarum. 1710.

3 Boerhaave, Hermanni. Index plantarum. 1720.

4 Boerhaave, Hermanni. Historia plantarum. 1727.

5 Boerlage. Handleiding... kennis... Flora Nederlansch Indie.1890.

6 Bojer, W. Hortus Mauritanius. 1837.

7 Boldingh, I. Cat. herb. plantarum hort. 1914.

8 Bonavia, E. Wild Source of Cultivated Limes. 1886.

9 Bonavia, E. Some account of the orange and lemon trade inIndia. 1887.



10 Bory de St. Vincent. Essais sur les isles fortunes. 1803.

11 Bouton, L. Plantas m❪dicinales de Maurice. 1864.

12 Brandis, D. Forest Fl. India. 1874.

13 Brandis, Dietrich. Indian trees. 1906.

14 Bretschneider, E. Early European researches into the flora of China. 1880.

15 Brotero, F. Flora lusitanica. 1804.

16 Brotero, F. Compendio de Botanica (rev. de Benevides). 1839.

BOX 36 (cont.) Item 17 Browne, D.J. The trees of America. c. 1846.

18 Browne, Patrick. The civil and natural history of Jamaica. 1789.

19 Bunge, Al. Enumeratio plantarum quas in China... 1835.

20 Camerarius, J. De poantis epitome utilissima Petri Andraea Matthiloi senensis. 1586.

21 Camerarius, J. Hortus medicus et philosophicus. 1588.

22 Cameron. The fruits of Mysore. 1889.

23 Caspary. Sur les hybrids obtennues par la greffe. 1865.

24 Coit, J.E. Citrus fruits. 1915.

25 Collett, Henry. Flora simlensis. 1902.

26 Cooke, M.C. Report on the gums, resins,... produced in India. 1874.

27 Cooke, T. Flora of the Bombay Presidency. 1901.



28 Correa de Serra. Two genera of plants of the natural family Aurantia. 1800.

29 Correa de Serra. Two genera of plants of the natural family Aurantia. 1800.

30 Correa de Serra. Observ. sur la fam. des Orangers. 1805.

31 Crawfrud, John. History of the Indian Archipielago. 1820.

BOX 37 D-E

Item 1 Dalla Torre, C.F. de and H. Harms. Genera Siphonogamarum. 1901.

2 Dalzell, N.A. and A. Gibson. Bombay Flora... with supplement of introduced and naturalized species. 1861.

3 Dampier, William. Voyages and descriptions. 1699.BOX 37 (cont.) Item 4 Das Geschecht der Orangen (Citrus). 1865.

5 Davis, John Francis, Sir. China: a general description of that empire and its inhabitants. 1857.

6 Dawe, M.T. Report on botanical mission... Budduan... Uganda. 1906.

7 Debeaux, J.J. Essai sur la pharmacie et la mati❲re

m❪dicale des Chinois. 1865.

8 Debeaux, M.O. Florule de Shanghai. 1875.

9 Decaisne. Herbarii Timoriensis descriptio. 1834.

10 De Candolle, A.P. Catalogus plantar. hort. bot. Monspeliensis. 1813.



11 De Candolle, A.P. Prodromus. 1824.

12 De Candolle, Alphonse. G❪ographie botanique raison❪e. 1855.

13 Descourtilz, M.E. Flore... des Antilles. 1833.

14 Desfontaines, R.L. Tableau de l'ecole de botanique. 1804.

15 Desfontaines. Histoire des arbes et arbrisseaux... de la France. 1809.

16 Desfontaines, R. Cat. Plant. hort. reg. Par. 1829.

17 Desfontaines, R.L. Excursus de Citro Medica. 1829.

18 Dictionairre des sciences naturelles. 1817.

19 Dietrich, A. Ueber die cultivieten arten der Gattung Citrus. 1853.

20 Dietrich, D. Syn. plantarum. 1840.

21 Dietrich, F.G. Vollst❬ndiges lexico der G❬rtnerei und botanik. 1802-1832.

22 Dietrich, F.G. Vollst❬ndiges lexico der G❬rtnerei. 1803.

23 Dinsmore, J.E. Die pflanzen pal❬stinas. 1911.

BOX 37 (cont.) Item 24 Dododens, R. Stirpium historica. 1616.

25 Don, George. General history of Dichlamydecus plants. 1831.

26 Drake del Castillo. Contrib. a la flore du Tonkin. 1892.

27 Drury, Heber. The useful plants of India. 1858.

28 Dumont D'Urville, M.J. Flore des Malovines. 1826.



29 Dunn, S.T. and W.J. Tutcher. Flora of Kwangtung and Hong Kong, (China). 1912.

30 Duthie, J.F. Flora of the Upper Ganeetic Plain... 1905.

31 Dutt, U.C. The materia medica of the Hindus. 1877.

32 Dymock, W. The vegetable materia medica of Western India. 1885-1886.

33 Dymock, Wm., C.J.H. Warden, and D. Hooper. Pharmacographia indica. 1890.

34 East India Company. General Catalog of Plants. 1843.

35 Edward's Botanical Register, V.3. 1817.

36 Eeden, F.W. van. Hirtus Batavus. 1868.

37 Eeden, F.W. van. Houtsoorton van Nederlandsch Oost-

Indi❱. 1886.

38 Engler ad Prantl. Nat. Pflanzenfan. 1896.

BOX 38 F-He

Item 1 Firminger, T.A.C. A manual of gardening for Bengal and Upper India. 1864.

2 Flaccourt, Etienne de. Histoire de... Madagascar. 1658.

3 Forskal, P. Flora Aegyptiaco-Arabica. 1775.

4 Forster, G. Florulae insularum australium. 1786.BOX 38 (cont.) Item 5 Foxworthy, F.W. Indo-Malayan woods. 1909.

6 Franchet, A. and L. Savatier. Enum. plantarum. 1875.



7 Frimmel, Franz von. Uber einige antike Samenausdem Orient. 1914.

8 Gaertner, J. De fructious et seminibus plantarum. 1788-1791.

9 Gamble, J.S. List of the trees, shrubs, and large climbers found in the Darjeeling district, Bengal. 1878.

10 Gamble, J.S. A manual of Indian timbers. 1881.

11 Gamble, J.S. A manual of Indian timbers. 1902.

12 Garnier, Francis. Voyage d'exploation en Indio-Chine. 1873.

13 Gentil, E. Liste des plantes cultiv❪es dans les serres chandes. 1907.

14 Georgeson, C.C. Japanese oranges. 1888.

15 Georgeson, C.C. The economic plants of Japan. 1891.

16 Gillet, S. and E. Paque. Plante principales de la regi¢n de Kisanto. 1910.

17 Gmelin, S.G. Reise durch Russland. 1774.

18 Gmelin, J.F. Systema naturae Linn. 1796.

19 Goeze, E. Aus. Chinas Pflanzenwelt. 1902.

20 Graham, J. A catalog of the plants growing in Bombay and its vicinity. 1839.

21 Griffith, Wm. Itinerary notes of the plants collected in the Khasyah and Bootan Mts. 1848.

22 Grisebach, A.H.R. Flora of the British West Indian Islands. 1864.

23 Guillaumin. Revision des Atalantia asiaticas. 1910.



24 Guillaumin, A.G. Esp❲ces au localit❪s nouvelles pour

les Rutac❪es d'extreme Orient. 1910.BOX 38 (cont.) Item

25 Guillaumin, A. Catalogue des plantes phan❪rogames de laNouvelle

Cal❪donie. 1911.

26 Guillaumin, A. Loc. nouvelles de l'Herbier Mus❪um. 1911.

27 Guillaumin. Revision des Rutac❪es. 1938.

28 Haagedoorn, A.C. Hypothesis... for Swingle's experiments with Citrus. 1914.

29 Haines, H.H. A forest flora of Chota Nagpur including Gangpur and the Santal-Parganahs. 1910.

30 Hamilton, Francis Buchanan. Commentary on the Hort. Malabar. 1824-1826-1835.

31 Hamilton, Francis Buchanan. Commentary on the Herb. Amboin.1832.

32 Harris, W. Notes on fruits in Jamaica. 1912.

33 Hasskarl, J.K. Plantarum genera et species novae. 1842.

34 Hasskarl. Adnot. in Tijd. 1843.

35 Hasskarl. Cat. hort. Bogor. 1844.

36 Hasskarl, J.K. Aanteekeningen... het nut... aan planten... 1845.

37 Hasskarl, J.K. Horti Malabarici Rheedeani. 1867.

38 Hayata, B. Icones plantarum Formosanarum. 1911.

39 Henh, V. The wandering of plants and animals. 1888.

40 Hermannus, P. Horti acad. lugd. bat. catalogus. 1687.



41 Herquet, L. C❬rtnerische Bemerkung. 1831.

BOX 39 Hf-K

Item 1 Hiern, W.P. Cat. Welw. plants. 1896.

2 Histoire des plantes de l'Europe. 1753.

BOX 39 (cont.) Item 3 Hochreutiner, B.P.G. Plantae Bogoriensis exsiccatae. 1904.

4 Hochreutiner, B.P.G. Catalogus hortus Bogoriensis novus. 1904.

5 Hoffmann, H. Areale von Culturpflanzenals Freilanpflanzen. 1876.

6 Hoffmannsegg, Graf von. Verz. Pfl. cul. in denttoffm. 1826.

7 Hogg, Robert. The vegetable kingdom and its products. 1858.

8 Hooker, J.D. Flora of British India. 1875.

9 Hooker, W.J. Niger flora. 1849.

10 Hooker, W.J. and G.A.W. Arnott. The botany of Captain Beechey's Voyage. 1841.

11 Hornannow, Paulo. Caracteres essentiales... 1847.

12 [Houttuyn, M.] Icones lignorum exoticorum. 1791.

13 Hughes, G. The natural history of Barbados. 1750.

14 Hughes, W. The American physitian. 1672.

15 Ito, T. and J. Matsumura. Tentamen flora Lutchvensis.



1900.

16 Jack, Wm. Malayan miscellany. 1820-22.

17 Jackson, J.R. Fruits of the genus Citrus. 1906.

18 Joret, Ch. Les plants dans l'antiquit❪ et au moyenage. 1904.

19 Jussieu, A.L. Genera plantarum. 1789.

20 King, Geo. Materials for the flora Malayan Peninsula. 1894.

21 Kooders, S.H. Plant kundig woordenboek. 1894.

22 Kooders, S.H. Verslag e ener bot. Dienstreis door de Minahasatevens eerte overzicht der Flora. van N.D. Celebes. 1898.BOX 39 (cont.) Item 23 Kooders, S.H. Exkursions flora von Java. 1912.

24 Kooders and A. Suchmacher. Systematisches Verzeichnis

der zum herbar Kooders geh�renden... Phanderogamen. 1912.

25 Kooders and Valeton. Bijder. No. 4 totdekennisder Boomsorten von Java. 1896.

26 Kosteletzky, V.F. Allgemeine medizinische pharmazeutische Flora. 1836.

27 Kuntee, Otto. Revisiogenerum plantarum. 1891.

28 Kurz, S. Korte schets der flora van het eiland Bangka. 1864.

29 Kurz, S. Report on the vegetation of the Andaman Islands. 1870.

30 Kurz, S. New Indian and Burmese plants. 1870-72-73- 74.



31 Kurz, S. Preliminary report on the forest and other vegetation of Pego. 1875.

32 Kurz, S. Contuib. Burmese flora. 1876.

33 Kurz, S. On species of Glycosmis. 1876.

34 Kurz, S. Forest flora of British Burma. 1877.

BOX 40 L

Item

1 Lamarck. Encyclop❪dia m❪thodique v.3. 1791.

2 Lauteubach, C. Rutaceae in Nova Guinea. 1910.

3 L'Ecluse, C. Rariorun plantarum historia. 1601.

4 Lewis, F. A descriptive catalogue of the pl... Sabaragawuma Prov. 1902.

5 Lindley, John. The vegetable kingdom. 1863.

6 Link, H.F. Enum. plantarum hort. reg. Bevolinensis. 1821.

BOX 40 (cont.) Item

7 Link, H.F. Handbuch zur Erkennung der... Gew❬chse. 1831.

8 Linnaeus, C. Flora Zeylandica. 1747.

9 Linnaeus. Sfanfa resa. 1747.

10 Linnaeus. Wafgota resa. 1747.

11 Linnaeus, Caroli. Species plantarum. 1753.

12 Linnaeus, C. Species plantarum ed 2. 1762-1763.

13 Linnaeus, C. Species naturae ed. 12. 1767.



14 Linnaeus, C. Mantissa plantarum. 1767-1771.

15 Linnaeus. Systema vegetabilium... Murray. 1774.

16 Linnaeus. Systema vegetabilium ed. 15. 1797.

17 Linnaeus. Syst❰me sexuel des v❪g❪taux. 1798.

18 Linnaeus, C. Systema vegetabilium ed. 16. 1825.

19 Linnaeus, C. Systema vegetabilium ed. 16 vol. 3. 1826.

20 Linnaeus, C. Systema vegetabilium ed. 16 vol. 4, pt. 2. 1827.

21 Lisboa, J.C. Useful Plants of the Bombay. 1886.

22 Lothar and Herquet. Meine Citrus-sammlung. 1849.

23 Loudon, J.C. An encyclopedia of plants. 1829.

24 Loureio, J. Flora Cochichinensis. 1793.

25 Lowe, R.T. A manual flora of Madeira. 1868.

26 Lunan, John. Hortus Jamaicensis. 1814.

27 Lushington, A.W. The Genus Citrus. 1910.

BOX 41 M-N

Item 1 Macfayden, J. Some remarks on the species of the Genus Citrus... 1830.BOX 41 (cont.) Item 2 Macfayden, James. Species of the Genus Citrus cultivated in Jamaica. 1830.

3 Macfayden, James. The flora of Jamaica. 1837.

4 Maiden, J.H. The useful native plants of Australia. 1889.



5 Mason, Francis. The natural productions of Burmah, or notes on... flora... 1850.

6 Matsumura, J. and B. Hayata. Enum. plantarum Formosanarum. 1906.

7 Meisner, C.F. Plantarum vascularum genera. 1837.

8 Merian, M.S. Metamorphis Insectorum Surnamensis. 1705.

9 Merian, M.S. Diss. de generatione et Met. Insect. Surinam. 1726.

10 Merrill, E.D. A dictionary of plant names of the Philippines. 1903.

11 Merrill, E.D. Identification of Blanco's species. 1905.

12 Merrill, E.D. Plants coll. Wilkee Ecped. and plants from Batanes and Babuyanes Islands. 1906.

13 Merrill, E.D. Flora of Manila. 1912.

14 Merrill, E.D. An enumeration of the plants of Guam. 1914.

15 Meston, G. Expedition to the Bellenden-Ker Range. 1904.

16 Migliorato, E. Natura assile delle Auranziacea. 1896.

17 Miller, Philip. Gard. Dict. 1754.

18 Miller, P. The gardner's dictionary. 1759.

19 Miller, Philip. The gardner's dictionary. 1768.

20 Millspaugh, C.F. Flora Yucatan. 1898.

21 Miguel, F.A.G. Aurantiaceae novae. 1843-44.

BOX 41 (cont.)



Item 22 Miguel, F.A.G. Flora von Nederlandsch Indie suppl. 1860.

23 Miguel, F.A.G. Aurantiaceae novae. 1863-64.

24 Miguel, F.A.G. Prolusia floraje japonicae. 1865-66.

25 Miguel, F.A.G. Flora indiae Batavao. 1859.

26 Mirbel. Notes pour servir ❭ l'hist. nat. de la famille des Oranger de M. A-L. de Juissieu. 1813.

27 Montrousier. Flore de I'lle d'Art. 1860.

28 Moon, H. Catalog of the indigenous and exotic plants... Caylon. 1824.

29 Morel, J.M. Tableau de l'ecole botanique. 1800.

30 Moritzi, A. Syst. Verzeichniss der von H. Zollinger ges. Pflanzen. 1845-46.

31 Morris, D. Catalogue... roy. Bot. Gard. Ceylon. 1879.

32 Mueller, Feud. Fragmenta Phytographiae Australiae. 1856, 1862-63, 1875.

33 Mueller, Feud. Australian Vegetation. 1867.

34 Mueller, Feud. Select Plants. 1872-78.

35 Mueller, Feud. von. Contrib. to Phytog. new hebrides. 1873.

36 Natus, Petrus. A phytological observation concerning Oranges and lemons... in Roy. Soc. Lond. Phil. Trans. 1675.

37 Nicholls, H.A.A. Colonia fruit Dominica. 1888.

BOX 42 O-Ri



Item 1 Oliver, D. The nat. ord. Auranticeae. 1861.

2 Oliver, D. Flora of Tropical Africa. 1868.

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6 Parkinson, J. Paradisi in sole. 1656.

7 Pasquale, G.A. Cat. del real orto botanico di Napoli. 1867.

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9 Persoon, C.H. Synopsis plantarum. 1805-1807.

10 Peteh, T. Early Ceylon seed lista. 1917.

11 Pfeiffer. Synonymia botanica. 1870.

12 Planchon, J.E. Hortus Donatensis. 1854-1858.

13 Plenck, J.J. Icones plantarum medicinalium. 1795.

14 Plukenett, L. Opera omnia. 1720.

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16 Poiteau, A. Pomologie fracaise. 1846.

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19 Rafinesque, C.S. Sylva telluriana. 1838.

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26 Richard, Achille. Essai d'une flore de l'❴le de Cuba, in Sagra, Hist. Phys. Polit. y Nat. de Cuba. 1845.

27 Richter, H.E. Car. Linnaei... codex botanicus Linnaeanus. 1840.

28 Ridley, H.N. Flora of Singapore. 1900.

29 Ridley, H.N. Timbers of the Malay Peninsula. 1901.

30 Ridley, H.N. Fruits of the Malay Peninsula. 1902.

31 Risso, J.A. Essai sur l'hist. nat. des orangers. 1813.

BOX 43 Rj-S

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2 Roemer, M.J. Synopsis monographicae. 1846.

3 Roth, A.G. Novae plantarum species. 1821.

4 Roxburgh, Wm. Plants of the coast of Coromandel. 1795.

5 Roxburgh, Wm. Hortus Bengalensis. 1814.



6 Roxburgh, Wm. Flora indica. 1832.

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8 Royle, J.F. Materia medica and therapeuties. 1847.

9 Salisbury, R.A. Prodromus... Chapel allerton. 1796.

10 Schneider, C.K. Laubholzkunde. 1907.

11 Schnizlein, A. Iconografa fam. nat. 1843-1870.

12 Schumann, K. and K. Lauterbach. Die flora der Deutschen

Schutzgebiete in der S❩dsee. 1901.

13 Schweinfurth, G. Pflanzenwelt ostafrikas. 1895.

14 Schweinfurth, G. Sammlung Arabischer Pflanzen. 1899.

15 Scopoli, J.A. Introductio ad historiam natrualem. 1777

BOX 43 (cont.)Item 16 Seeman, Berthold. The botany of the voyage of the H.M.S. Herald. 1852-1857.

17 Seeman, B. Viti, an account of a gov. mission to the Fiji Islands. 1862.

18 Seeman, B. Flora vitiensis. 1865-1873.

19 Shinn, C.H. The Japanese oranges. 1890.

20 Siebold and Zucharini. Florae japonicae. 1845.

21 Siebold. Synopsos plantarum oeconicarum. 1830.

22 Sloane, H. Voyage to... Jamaica... v. 1. 1707.

23 Smith, F.P. Contributions towards the materia medica and natural history of China. 1871.



24 Soubeiran, J.L. and D. Thiersant. La mati❲re m❪dical chez les chinois. 1874.

25 Spanoghe, J.B. Prod. Fl. Tomoriensis. 1841.

26 Stallybrass, J.S. The wanderings of the plants and animals. 1888.

27 Steudel, E.T. Nomenclator Bot. 1840-1841.

28 Stewart, J.L. Punjab plants. 1869.

29 Stokes, J. Materia medica. 1812.

30 Stuhlmann, Franz. Beitr❬ge. zur kutturgeschichte von Ostafrika. 1909.

31 Swartz, D. Observationes botanicae. 1791.

32* Swingle, W.T. "Obs. Atalantia and Glycosmis." 1911.

33* Swingle, W.T. "Le genre Balsamocitrus et un nouveau g. Aeglopsis." 1912.

34* Swingle, Walter T. "Feroniella." 1913.

35* Swingle, Walter T. "Chaetospermum." 1913.

* Indicates article with a duplicate in Boxes 1 and 2BOX 44 T-V

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4 Tanaka, T. Kankitsu (Citrus). 1912.



5 Tanaka, T. List and descript. Citrus var. coll. Sawana. 1910.

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7 Teijsmann and Binnendijk. Cat. hort. Bogoriensis. 1866.

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11 Thunberg, C.P. Flora japonica. 1784.

12 Thunberg, C.P. (Carolo Petro). Kaempferus illustratus in scientarum. 1786.

13 Thwaites, G.H.K. Enum. pl. Zeyl. 1858.

14 Torrey, J. and Asa Gray. Flora of North America. 1838.

15 Tournfort, J.P. Institiones rei Herbariae. 1700.

16 Trabut, L. Chinois et Kumquat. 1912.

17 Trabut, L. Le Kumquat. 1914.

18 Trimen, H. A systematic catalogue of the flowering plants and ferns... Ceylon. 1885.

19 Trimen, Henry. Handbook of the Flora in Ceylon. 1893.

20 [Trimen]. Ceylon medicinal plants. 1904.BOX 44 (cont.) Item 21 Turczaninow, N. Animad versiones in herb. Turczaninow. 1858.

22 Unger, F. Botanische streifz❩geauf dem Gebiete der



culturgeschicgte. 1857.

23 Urban, Ign. Amyris. 1926.

24 Usteri, A. Beitr❬ge zur kenntniss der Philippinen. 1905.

25 Valetyn, Fr. Omstandig verhaal van de Geschiendenissen en Zaaken... Amboina Banda. 1726.

26 Valetyn, F. Beschryving... Malabar... Japan. 1726.

27 Vidal and S. Soler. Sinopsis... pl. Le¤osas. 1883.

28 Voigt, F.S. Uebersicht der naturages chichte. 1819.

29 Voigt, F.S. Syllege plantarum. 1828.

30 Voigt, J.C. Hortus. suburbanus Calcuttensis. 1845.

BOX 45 W-Z

Item 1 Wallich, N. Numerical list of dried specimens... East India Company. 1832.

2 Walpers, G.G. Repertorium bot. syst. 1842.

3 Warburg, O. Papuanische Flora. 1891.

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5 Watt. Dict. econ. prod. SUPPL. 1901-1906.

6 Wester, P.J. Citrus fruits of the Philippines. 1915.

7 Wester, P.J. Food plants of the Philippines. 1916.

8 Wight, R. Icones plantarum indiae orientalis. 1840.

9 Wight, R. Illustrations of Indian Botany. 1840.



10 Wight, R. Icones plantarum Ind. Orient. 1843?

BOX 45 (cont.) Item 11 Wight, R. and Arnott, G.A.W. Prodromus. 1834.

12 Wildemann, E. Flore der bas-et du moyen Congo. 1904.

13 Wildemann, E. Mission Emile Laurent. 1905-1907.

14 Wilder, G.P. Fruits of the Hawaiian Islands. 1911.

15 Willdenow, C.L. Species plantarum Linnaeus. 1799-1801.

16 Willdenow, C.L. Enumeration pl. hort. reg. bot. Berolinensis. 1809.

17 Wilson, Percy. Rutaceae. 1911.

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20 Yatabe, R. Nippon Shokubutsu-hen. 1900.

21 Zuccarin. Bildung des fruchtfleisches bei Citrus. 1844-1845.

CITRUS SYNONOMY FILE

BOX 46 A-CITRUS, F

Folder 1 Aegle Item 1 [General] - East Indies 2 Barteri - West Africa, 2 p. 3 Decandra 4 Glutinosa 5 Marmelos - Amboyna, 6 p. 6 Marmelos - Ceylon 7 Marmelos - Coromandel



8 Marmelos - East Indies 9 Marmelos - India - Atkinson 10 Marmelos - India - Ball 11 Marmelos - India - Beddome 12 Marmelos - India - Lewis 13 Marmelos - India - Lictard 14 Marmelos - India - Orta and Markham, 4 p. 15 Marmelos - India - Talbot 16 Marmelos - India - WilkinsBOX 46 (cont.)Folder 1 Item 17 Marmelos - India - Wight 18 Marmelos - New South Wales, 7 p. 19 Marmelos subglobosa 20 Marmelos - [N.p.] - Garc¡a de Orta, 3 p. 21 Marmelos - [N.p.] - Bentley and Trimen, 2 p. 22 Marmelos - [N.p.] - Bentley and Trimen, 3 p. 23 Marmelos - [N.p.] - [n.a.] - 1908? 24 Sepiaria - Japan 25 Sepiaria - China

Folder 2 Aeglopsis Item 1 [General] - [N.p.] - Swingle 2 Chevalieri, 5 p.

Folder 3 Anisfolium Item 1 [General] - [N.p.] - Kuntze 2 Alantum 3 Alternana 4 Curvispina 5 Limona 6 Pubescens 7 Spectabile

Folder 4 Arthromischus Item 1 [General] - Ceylon 2 Armatus



Folder 5 Atalantia Item 1 [General] - Kew Index 2 [General] - Correa 3 Armata 4 Bilocularis 5 Buxifolia, 2 p. 6 Capitellata 7 Carissoides 8 Caudata 9 Ceylanica 10 Citrfolia 11 Citroides 12 Correae 13 Floribunda, 2 p.BOX 46 (cont.)Folder 5 Item 14 Glauca 15 Glauca, Hook. 16 Grandiflora, Guill. 17 Griffithii, Guill. 18 Guillaumini 19 Hindsii 20 Hindsii, Oliv. 21 Hispida, Pierre 22 Jagoriana 23 Littoralis 24 Linearis 25 Longispina, Kurz 26 Loureiriana 27 Macrophylla - Burma 28 Macrophylla - Indo-Malay 29 Missionis 30 Monophylla, 2 p. 31 Monophylla - India 32 Monophylla, Corr. 33 Monophylla, D.C. 34 Monophylla genuina, Hochr. 35 Nitida 36 Paniculata 37 Parvifolia



38 Platystigma 39 Pseudorcemosa 40 Puberula 41 Pubigera 42 Racemosa 43 Racemosa - Madera 44 Racemosa - Philippines 45 Racemosa - India 46 Recurva 47 Recurva, Benth. 48 Retusa 49 Roxburghiana, Hook.f. 50 Roxburghii 51 Stenocarpa 52 Trimera 53 Umbellata

Folder 6 Aulacia Item 1 [General] - [N.p.] - Lourierio

BOX 46 (cont.)Folder 7 Aurantiaceae Item 1 [General] - Germany

Folder 8 Aurantium Item 1 [General] - [N.p.] - Miller 2 Acri, Mill. 3 Coronatum, Poit. et T. 4 Decumana 5 Humile 6 Orientale, Mill. 7 Sinense, Mill.

Folder 9 Balsamocitrus Item



1 [General] - Kew Index 2 [General] - Africa 3 Dawei - Africa, 3 p. 4 Dawei - East Africa 5 Gabonensis 6 Paniculata

Folder 10 Belou Item 1 [General] - Kew Index 2 [General] - [N.p.] - Adanson 3 Glutinosa 4 Marmelos 5 Marmelos, W.F. Wight

Folder 11 Bergera Item 1 [General] - Kew Index 2 [General] - India, 2 p. 3 Compressa 4 Inodora 5 Intergerrima 6 Integerrima, Buch. 7 Intermedia 8 Koengii - Coromandel 9 Koengii - England 10 Koengii - India, 2 p. 11 Nitida 12 Ternata 13 Villosa 14 WallichiiBOX 46 (cont.)Folder 12 Bilacus Item 1 [General] - Rumphius 2 Decandra 3 Marmelos 4 Trifoliata

Folder 13 Camunium Item



1 [General] - [N.p.] - Kuntze 2 Elongatum 3 Exoticum 4 Heptaphylla 5 Koenigii 6 Longifolia

Folder 14 Casimiroa Item 1 [General] - Kew Index 2 [General] - [N.p.] - LaLlave 3 Edulis - Mexico - LaLlave 4 Edulis - Mexico - Suc 5 Edulis, LLeLex 6 Pringlei, Engl. 7 Pubescens - Mexico - Ram¡rez 8 Pubescens - Mexico - Villada 9 Sapota 10 Tetrameria 11 Tomentosa 12 Watsonii, Engl.

Folder 15 Chalcas Item 1 [General] - Kew Index 2 [General] - [N.p.] - Linnaeus 3 Camuneng 4 Crenulata 5 Exotica 6 Intermedia 7 Japonensis 8 Koenigii 9 Sumatrana

Folder 16 Chilocalyx Item 1 [General] - [N.p.] - Turczaninow 2 EllipticusBOX 46 (cont.)Folder 17 Chinotira Item



1 [General] - Malay Islands

Folder 18 Citropsis Item 1 [General] - Africa 2 Articulata - Africa - Isert, 7 p. 3 Articulata - Africa - Swingle and Kellerman 4 Articulata, Swing. 5 Gabonensis 6 Mirabilis 7 Preussii 8 Schweinfurthii - Africa - Schweinfurth 9 Schweinfurthii - Africa - Stuhlman, 2 p. 10 Schweinfurthii - Africa - Swingle and Kellerman 11 Schweinfurthii, Swing., 3 p. 12 Ugandensis, 4 p.

Folder 19 Citrus, [General]-Aurantiaca Item 1 [General] - Kew Index 2 [General] - Aleppo 3 [General] - America 4 [General] - Asia 5 [General] - Caracas 6 [General] - China, 3 p. 7 [General] - Chusan 8 [General] - France, 2 p. 9 [General] - Guam, 3 p. 10 [General] - India 11 [General] - Japan 12 [General] - Mississippi, 2 p. 13 [General] - Philippine, 2 p. 14 [General] - Samoa 15 [General] - [N.p.] - Giseke 16 [General] - [N.p.] - Hoffman 17 [General] - [N.p.] - Lamarck and Mirbel 18 [General] - [N.p.] - Lyons, 2 p. 19 [General] - [N.p.] - Velenovsky 20 [General] - [N.p.] - Wolf 21 Acida 22 Adami 23 Albidus, Boj.



24 Amara 25 Amara, Hassk. 26 Americana 27 Apetala 28 ArticulataBOX 46 (cont.)Folder 19 Item 29 Aurantia 30 Aurantiaca

Folder 20 Citrus, Aurantium-Aurantium risso Item 1 Aurantium - Asia, 8 p. 2 Aurantium - China 3 Aurantium - England, 12 p. 4 Aurantium - Italy, p. 5 Aurantium - Nigritania 6 Aurantium - Sicily 7 Aurantium - [N.p.] - Alefeld 8 Aurantium - [N.p.] - Camerarius 9 Aurantium - [N.p.] - Garsault 10 Aurantium - [N.p.] - Loiseleur Deslongchamps 11 Aurantium - [N.p.] - Plenck 12 Aurantium - [N.p.] - Risso 13 Aurantium - [N.p.] - Schneider 14 Aurantium - [N.p.] - Thellung 15 Aurantium amara 16 Aurantium bergamia, 4 p. 17 Aurantium bigaradia, 3 p. 18 Aurantium decumana, 2 p. 19 Aurantium decumana sinensis, Thell. 20 Aurantium decumana and pomelana, 2 p. 21 Aurantium decumanum, 2 p. 22 Aurantium grandis 23 Aurantium japonica, 3 p. 24 Aurantium intermedia, 3 p. 25 Aurantium junos tamaruna 26 Aurantium mandarinum 27 Aurantium melitense, 3 p. 28 Aurantium mytrifolia, 3 p. 29 Aurantium panormitanum, 4 p. 30 Aurantium scabra



31 Aurantium sinensis, 2 p. 32 Aurantium spinosissima 33 Aurantium tachibana, Mak., 3 p. 34 Aurantium risso, 9 p.

Folder 21 Citrus, Auratus, Riss.-B Item 1 Auratus, Riss. 2 p. 2 Auratus alicia 3 Australasica, 3 p. 4 Australasica, Muell., 3 p. 5 Australasica sanguinea, Bail.BOX 46 (cont.)Folder 21 Item 6 Australis - Australia, 2 p. 7 Australis - New South Wales, 2 p. 8 Australis, Plam., 2 p. 9 Balotina, Poit. et Temp. 10 Banksii 11 Bergamia 12 Bergamia, R., 6 p. 13 Bergamota, Raf. 14 Bigaradia 15 Bigaradia, Riss. 16 Bigaradia violacea, 5 p. 17 Buxifolia

Folder 22 Citrus, C-E Item 1 Calot, Lag. 2 Cedra 3 Cedratus, Raf. 4 Celebica, Koord., 2 p. 5 Chilensis, 2 p. 6 Chilensis, Hort., 3 p. 7 Combara, Raf. 8 Communis, Poit., 2 p. 9 Cornuta 10 Corticosus 11 Costata, Raf. 12 Crassa



13 Daidai 14 Daidai, Sieb. 15 Decumana - Jamaica, 2 p. 16 Decumana - Java, 3 p. 17 Decumana - [N.p.] - Linnaeus 18 Decumana pandan, Hochr. 19 Decumana Tieger-limonen 20 Decumanus 21 Deliciosa 22 Deliciosa clementina, 3 p. 23 Destimatus, Manv. 24 Dulcimedulla 25 Dulcis 26 Echinata 27 Emarginata, Desf., 2 p. 28 Florida 29 Fragans 30 Fusca 31 Fusiformis, Raf.

BOX 47 CITRUS, G-GONOCITRUS

Folder 1 Citrus, G-L Item 1 Garrawayi, Bail. 2 Gongora, Raf. 3 Gordoni, 4 p. 4 Grandis, 2 p. 5 Grandis, Hassk. 6 Grandis, Osb. 7 Granulata, Raf. 8 Heterophyla, Raf. 9 Hillii, F. Muell. 10 Histrix 11 Humilis 12 Hystrix 13 Ichangensis, 2 p. 14 Inermis 15 Inodora 16 Inodora, Bail. 17 Japonica - Alegria, 4 p. 18 Japonica - China - Fortune, 3 p. 19 Japonica - China - Trabut, 4 p.



20 Japonica - England, 2 p. 21 Japonica - Japan - Thunberg, 3 p. 22 Japonica - Japan - [N.a.] 23 Japonica - Japan - Sacc, 8 p. 24 Japonica thunb. 25 Javanica - Dutch Indies 26 Javanica - Java 27 Karna, Raf. 28 Kunep 29 Latipes 30 Leucocarpa, Seib. 31 Lima, 3 p. 32 Lima, Raf. 33 Limetta 34 Limetta, R., 2 p. 35 Limetta, Risso. 36 Limon - Jamaica 37 Limon - Italy 38 Limona 39 Limonellus 40 Limonellus, Hassk. 41 Limonia - China 42 Limonia - [N.p.] - Link 43 Limonum, 8 p. 44 Limonum, Risso. 6 p. 45 Limonum, R. 46 Lumia

BOX 47 (cont.)Folder 2 Citrus, M Item 1 Macracanta, Hassk. 2 Macroptera 3 Madurensis 4 Margarita 5 Marginata, Steud. 6 Medica - Asia, 9 p. 7 Medica - England, 8 p. 8 Medica - German East Africa 9 Medica - Mexico 10 Medica - Morocco 11 Medica - Philippines 12 Medica - Sicily



13 Medica - [N.p.] - Alefeld, 2 p. 14 Medica - [N.p.] - Bentley and Trimen, 5 p. 15 Medica - [N.p.] - Blackwell, 2 p. 16 Medica - [N.p.] - Caert 17 Medica - [N.p.] - Camerarus 18 Medica - [N.p.] - Garsault, 3 p. 19 Medica - [N.p.] - Plenck 20 Medica - [N.p.] - Risso 21 Medica acida, 6 p. 22 Medica aruensis 23 Medica citria 24 Medica citron 25 Medica genuina Engl. 26 Medica, L. 27 Medica limon - Asia 28 Medica limon - [N.p.] - Blackwell, 2 p. 29 Medica limon - [N.p.] - Camerarius 30 Medica limonum, Riss. 31 Medica odoratissima, 2 p. 32 Medica, R. 33 Medica riversii, 4 p. 34 Medica sacrodactylis, 3 p. 35 Medica var. (fingered citron), 4 p. 36 Mellarosa 37 Mellarosa, Risso 38 M'gergeb for stock, 3 p. 39 Migray 40 Microcarpa, Bge. 41 Mitis, 2 p. 42 Mytrifolia, Raf.

Folder 3 Citrus, N-S Item 1 Neo-caledonica, 3 p. 2 Nobilis - Algeria, 3 p. 3 Nobilis - ChinaBOX 47 (cont.)Folder 3 Item 4 Nobilis - Cochinchina, 4 p. 5 Nobilis - England, 2 p. 6 Nobilis - [N.p.] - [N.a.] 7 Nobilis genuina



8 Nobilis genuina, Kunep 9 Nobilis genuina typica 10 Nobilis genuina Unshiu 11 Nobilis Keonla poohensis 12 Nobilis S£ntara Koozi 13 Nobilis S£ntara Koozi monoembryota 14 Nobilis S£ntara Koozi tumida 15 Notissimus 16 Obovata, Raf. 17 Obversa 18 Odorata 19 Olivaeformis 20 Ovata, Hassk. 21 Oxanthera, Beauv. 22 Pamplemos, Risso., 2 p. 23 Paniculata 24 Papuana, Bail., 2 p. 25 Papaya 26 Papeda 27 Pappilaris 28 Paradisi 29 Peratta 30 Peratta, Risso. 31 Planchoni 32 Pyriformis, Hassk. 33 Reticulata 34 Rissoa, 3 p. 35 Rotundifolia, Raf. 36 Sabon, Sieb. 37 Salicifolia 38 Salicifolia, Raf. 39 Sarcodactylis, Hort. 2 p. 40 Scandens, 2 p. 41 Sinensis, 3 p. 42 Sinensis, Osb. - China 43 Sinensis, Osb. - Jaffa, 3 p. 44 Sinensis, Riss. 45 Spinosissima, Mey. 46 Spinosus, Gmelin, 7 p.

Folder 4 Citrus, T-Z Item 1 Torosa



2 Trifolia, Thunb.BOX 47 (cont.)Folder 4 Item 3 Trifoliata - China, 2 p. 4 Trifoliata - England, 3 p. 5 Trifoliata - Japan, 3 p. 6 Trifoliata - [N.p.] - Schneider 7 Trintera 8 Triptera, 4 p. 9 Triptera, Desf., 2 p. 10 Tuberoides 11 Tuberosa, Mill. 12 Vangasay - Madagascar

13 Vangasay - Ile de la R❪union, 2 p. 14 Vangasay - Boj. 15 Verrucosa 16 Volkamericana 17 Vulgaris - Borussica, 3 p. 18 Vulgaris - Florida, 6 p. 19 Vulgaris - France 20 Vulgaris, Riss. corniculata 21 Vulgaris, Risso 22 Vulgaris, R. 23 Warburgiana, B.

Folder 5 Clausena Item 1 [General] - China 2 [General] - India 3 [General] - [N.p.] - Kew Index 4 Anisata - Africa 5 Anisata - Tropical Africa 6 Anisum-olens 7 Berbeyckiana 8 Brevistyla 9 Cambodiana, Pierre. 10 Chrysogyne 11 Corymbiflora 12 Crenulata 13 Dentata 14 Dunniana 15 Esquirolii



16 Excavata, 2 p. 17 Forbesii 18 Halmaherirae, Miq. 19 Harmandiana, Pierre. 20 Heptaphylla 21 Hildebranti 22 Impuctata 23 Inaequalis 24 Indica - India, 2 p.BOX 47 (cont.)Folder 5 Item 25 Indica - Philippines 26 Javensis - [N.p.] - Gmelin 27 Javensis - Java 28 Javanica 29 Kerrii 30 Lansium - China 31 Lansium - Hawaii, 2 p. 32 Lenis 33 Lunulata 34 Macrophylla, Hk., f. 35 Melioides 36 Nana 37 Pentaphylla 38 Pobeguini 39 Pubescens 40 Punctata 41 Simplicifolia 42 Suffruitcosa 43 Sumatrana 44 Timoriensis 45 Wallichii 46 Wampi - China - Oliver, 4 p. 47 Wampi - China - Wildeman 48 Wampi - Phillippines 49 Wampi-Oliv. 50 Warburgii 51 Wightii 52 Wildenowii - India - Wight and Arnott 53 Wildenowii - India - Wight 54 Worcesteri



Folder 6 Cookia Item 1 Anisata, Desf. 2 p. 2 Anisodora 3 Anisodora, Blanco 4 Anisum Olens, Blanco 5 Australis, Muell. 6 Chlorosperma 7 Cyanocarpa 8 Dulcis, Bed. 9 Falcata, DC. 10 Gabrescens 11 Graveolens 12 Macrophylla Lindl. 13 Pentaphylla, W. & A. 14 Punctata - China - Jacquin, 3 p. 15 Punctata - China - RetzuisBOX 47 (cont.)Folder 6 Item 16 Punctata - China - Sonnerat, 2 p. 17 Punctata - China - Wilhams 18 Punctata - Java 19 Sonneratii 20 Wampi

Folder 7 Crateva Item 1 Balangas 2 Marmelos - India 3 Marmelos - Java

Folder 8 Dioxippe Item 1 [General] - [N.p.] - Kew Index 2 [General] - [N.p.] - Roemer 3 Chlorosperma 4 Cyanocarpa

Folder 9 Eremocitrus Item



1 Glauca (Lindl.) Swing., 4 p.

Folder 10 Evodia Item 1 Glaberrima

Folder 11 Fagarastrum Item 1 [General] - [N.p.] - Don

Folder 12 Feronia Item 1 [General] - [N.p.] - Correa 2 [General] - [N.p.] - Kew Index 3 Elephantum - Bombay 4 Elephantum - Ceylon 5 Elephantum - Cormandel, 3 p. 6 Elephantum - India, 6 p. 7 Elephantum, [N.p.] - Regel 8 Gabonensis

BOX 47 (cont.)Folder 12 Item 9 Lucida - Java - Koorders and Valeton 10 Lucida - Java - Scheffer 11 Pellucida

Folder 13 Feroniella Item 1 [General] - Indochina 2 Oblata, 3 p.

Folder 14 Fortunella Item 1 [General] - China - Osbeck 2 [General] - China - Swingle 3 Crassifolia, 2 p.



4 Hindsii 5 Japonica - China - Fortune, 3 p. 6 Japonica - China - Swingle 7 Margarita

Folder 15 Gallesioa Item 1 [General] - [N.p.] - Roemer 2 Graveolens 3 Pentaphylla

Folder 16 Glaucena Item 1 [General]

Folder 17 Glycosmis Item 1 [General] - [N.p.] - [N.a.] 2 [General] - [N.p.] - Correa 3 Africana 4 Americana 5 Angularis, Elm. 6 Angustifolia - India 7 Angustifolia - Java 8 Arborea 9 Atalantioides 10 Bilocularis 11 Bonii, Guill. 12 Cambodiana 13 ChlorospermaBOX 47 (cont.)Folder 17 Item 14 Chylocarpa 15 Citrifolia - China 16 Citrifolia - [N.p.] - Lindley 17 Crenulata 18 Cyanocarpa - Java - Kurz 19 Cyanocarpa - Java - Sprengel 20 Cymosa 21 Dinhensis, Pierre



22 Greenei, Elm., 2 p. 23 Harmandiana 24 Heterophylla, Rich., 3 p. 25 Lanceolata 26 Macrocarpa 27 Macrophylla - Dutch East Indies 28 Macrophylla - Indies 29 Madagascariensis, Corr., 3 p. 30 Montana 31 Nitida 32 Obtusa, Miq. 33 Ovoidea 34 Oxyphylla 35 Pentaphylla - [N.p.] - Correa 36 Pentaphylla - India - [N.a.] 37 Pentaphylla - India - Beddome 38 Pentaphylla - Java 39 Pentaphylla - Philippines 40 Pentaphylla Corr. angustata, Hochr. 41 Pentaphylla Corr. dilatata, Hoch. 42 Pleiogyne Hort. 43 Pseudoracemosa 44 Puberula 45 Pyrifolia 46 Quinquifolia 47 Retzii 48 Rupestris 49 Sapindoides 50 Sapindoides, Ldl. 51 Simplicifolia 52 Singuliflora, 2 p. 53 Spinosa 54 Stenocarpa 55 Subopposita 56 Subvelutina 57 Tetraphylla 58 Trifoliata - Java - Costerus, 3 p. 59 Trifoliata - Java - Sprengel 60 Triphylla, 3 p. 61 Welwitschii

BOX 47 (cont.)Folder 18 Gonocitrus Item



1 [General] 2 Angulatus

BOX 48 H-Z

Folder 1 Helie Item 1 [General] - [N.p.] - Kew Index 2 [General] - [N.p.] - Roemer 3 Atalantioides 4 Lanceolata

Folder 2 Hesperides Item 1 [General], 2 p.

Folder 3 Hesperethusa Item 1 [General] - [N.p.] - Kew Index 2 [General] - [N.p.] - Roemer 3 Acidissima 4 Ambigua 5 Crenulata 6 Mauritiana

Folder 4 Lampetia Item 1 [General] - [N.p.] - Kew Index 2 [General] - [N.p.] - Roemer 3 Racemosa 4 Sarmentosa

Folder 5 Lavanga Item 1 [General] - [N.p.] - Meissner, 3 p. 2 [General] - India

Folder 6 Limon



Item 1 [General] - [N.p.] - Miller 2 Racemosum, Mill. 3 Spinosum, Mill. 4 Vulgaris, Mill.BOX 48 (cont.)Folder 7 Limonia, [General]-L Item 1 [General] - [N.p.] - Kew Index, 2 p. 2 [General] - [N.p.] - Linnaeus 3 [General] - [N.p.] - Wolf 4 Acidissima - Florida 5 Acidissima - India - Linnaeus 6 Acidissima - India - Talbot 7 Acidissima - [N.p.] - Retz 8 Acidissima, Hout., 2 p. 9 Alata - India - Beddome 10 Alata - India - Wallich 11 Alata - India - Wight and Arnott 12 Alsinoides 13 Alternans 14 Alternifolia 15 Ambigua 16 Americana 17 Angulata 18 Angustifolia 19 Arborea - Coromandel, 2 p. 20 Arborea - East Indies, 2 p. 21 Aurnatifolia 22 Bilocularis 23 Caudata 24 Chaetospermum, Roem. 25 Cinnamonum 26 Citrifolia - China 27 Citrifolia - England 28 Citrifolia - India 29 Citrifolia, R. 30 Citropsis, Engl. 31 Cochinchinensis 32 Cochinchinensis, Baill. 33 Corymbosa 34 Crenulata - Amboyna 35 Crenulata - Coromandel, 2 p. 36 Curvispina



37 Demeusei De Wil., 2 p. 38 Diacantha 39 Diphylla - Java - Houttuyn, 2 p. 40 Diphylla - Java - Roemer 41 Disticha 42 Dubia 43 Dulcis 44 Dulcis, Gmel., 2 p. 45 Engleriana 46 Flavicans 48 Gabonensis 49 Gabunensis 50 Hesperethusa, Eng.BOX 47 (cont.)Folder 7 Item 51 Horrida 52 Lacourtiana De Wild., 2 p. 53 Laureola - Napaulia 54 Laureola - Philippines - Blanco 55 Laureola - Philippines - Vidal 56 Laureola, DC., 2 p. 57 Leptostachya 58 Linearis 59 Lucida

Folder 8 Limonia, M-Z Item 1 Macagascariensis - Madagascar - Drapiez, 3 p. 2 Macagascariensis - Madagascar - Lamarck 3 Mauritiana 4 Microphylla 5 Minuta 6 Mirabilis 7 Missionis - India - Wallich 8 Missionis - India - Wight, 3 p. 9 Mollis 10 Monadelpha 11 Monophylla - Cochinchina 12 Monophylla - Coromandel 13 Monophylla - India - Linnaeus 14 Monophylla - India - Wallich 15 Octandra



16 Oligandra 17 Parviflora, 2 p. 18 Pentagyna 19 Pentaphylla - Coromandel 20 Pentaphylla - India - DeCandolle 21 Pentaphylla - India - Retz 22 Pinnatifolia, Hout. 3 p. 23 Pleimospermium, Engl. 24 Poggei, 2 p. 25 Poggei latialata - England 26 Poggei latialata - South Africa, 2 p. 27 Preussii 28 Pubescens 29 Pusilla, Gaert., 2 p. 30 Retusa 31 Scandens 32 Schweinfurthii 33 Sp. 34 Spectabilis 35 Spinosa 36 TorulosaBOX 47 (cont.)Folder 8 Item 37 Trichocarpa 38 Trifolia, 2 p. 39 Trifoliata - England - Andrews 40 Trifoliata - England - Loddiges 41 Trifoliata - India 42 Trifoliata - Mauritus 43 Trifoliata - [N.p.] - Jacquin, 2 p. 44 Ugandensis, Baker 45 Warneckei - Africa - Engler 46 Warneckei - Africa - Volkens

Folder 9 Luvunga Item 1 [General] 2 Boorneensis, Hochr. 3 Calophylla, Kurz 4 Eleutheranda - India - Dalzell 5 Eleutheranda - India -Talbot 6 Motleyi



7 Philippines 8 Sarmentosa 9 Scandens - England, 3 p. 10 Scandens - India - Twaites 11 Scandens - India - Wallich, 2 p. 12 Scandens - India - Wight and Arnold 13 Scandens - [N.p.] - Hooker, 3 p.

Folder 10 Malnarega Item 1 [General]

Folder 11 Malnaregam Item 1 [General], 2 p.

Folder 12 Marignya Item 1 Nitida

Folder 13 Marsana Item 1 Buxifolia, 2 p.

BOX 48 (cont.)Folder 14 Merope Item 1 [General] - [N.p.] - Kew Index 2 [General] - [N.p.] - Roemer 3 Spinosa

Folder 15 Micromelum Item 1 [General] 2 Coriaceum 3 Curranii 4 Diversifolium, Miq. 5 Glabrescens



6 Glbrum, Guill. 7 Hirsutum 8 Integerrimum 9 Minutum 10 Molle 11 Monophyllum 12 Monophyllum, R.W. 13 Octandrum 14 Pubescens - Dutch Indies 15 Pubescens - India 16 Pubescens - New Caledonia 17 Pubescens - Philippines 18 Tephrocarpum 19 Timoriense

Folder 16 Murraea Item 1 Exotica

Folder 17 Murraia Item 1 Brasiliensis

Folder 18 Murraya Item 1 [General] - [N.p.] - Kew Index 2 [General] - [N.p.] - Linnaeus 3 Alata 4 Amoena 5 Brasislinesis Brot. 6 Brevifolia 7 Burmanni 8 Buxifolia 9 Caloxylon N. sp., 2 p.BOX 48 (cont.)Folder 18 Item 10 Cerassiformis 11 Crenulata 12 Elongata 13 Exotica - England, 3 p.



14 Exotica - Formosa 15 Exotica - India - Beddome 16 Exotica - India - Talbot 17 Exotica - India - Wight 18 Exotica - Japan, 7 p. 19 Exotica - Malay Archipelago 20 Exotica - Philippines - Blanco 21 Exotica - Philippines - Vidal and Soler 22 Exotica - [N.p.] - Gaertner 23 Foetidissima 24 Glenieii - Ceylon - Oliver 25 Glenieii - Ceylon - Trimen 26 Heptaphylla 27 Japonensis 28 Koengii, Spr.

29 K�nigii 30 Lobata 31 Longifolia 32 Odorata 33 Omphalocarpa, Hay. 34 Paniculata - England, 3 p. 35 Paniculata - India 36 Paniculata - Malaya 37 Sumatrana

Folder 19 Myaris Item 1 [General]

Folder 20 Myospyrum Item 1 [General]

Folder 21 Myxospermum Item 1 [General] - [N.p.] - Kew Index 2 [General] - [N.p.] - Roemer 3 Chylocarpum



BOX 48 (cont.)Folder 22 Naringi Item 1 [General] - [N.p.] - Adanson 2 [General] - [N.p.] - Jussieu

Folder 23 Nimbo Item 1 [General]

Folder 24 Oxanthera Item 1 [General] 2 Fragans

Folder 25 Papeda Item 1 [General] 2 Rumphii

Folder 26 Paramigmya Item 1 [General] - [N.p.] - Kew Index 2 [General] - [N.p.] - Wight 3 Armata - Ceylon 4 Armata - India, 2 p. 5 Blumei 6 Citrifolia - India 7 Citrifolia - Malacca 8 Grandifolia 9 Griffithii 10 Littoralis 11 Littoralis, Liq. 12 Littoralis, Miq. - Java - Miguel 13 Littoralis, Miq. - Java - Valeton 14 Longepedunculata 15 Longispina, Hk. f. 16 Micrantha 17 Mindanensis



18 Monophylla - India - Talbot 19 Monophylla - India - Wight

Folder 27 Pelea Item 1 [General]

BOX 48 (cont.)Folder 28 Piptosylis Item 1 [General] 2 Indica, 2 p.

Folder 29 Pleiospermium Item 1 [General]

Folder 30 Polycyema Item 1 [General] 2 Pentaphyllum

Folder 31 Poncirus Item 1 [General] 2 Trifoliata

Folder 32 Pseudaegle Item 1 [General] 2 Sepiaria, Miq.

Folder 33 Quinaria Item 1 [General]



Folder 34 Rissoa Item 1 [General] - [N.p.] - Arnott 2 [General] - [N.p.] - Kew Index 3 Ceylonica

Folder 35 Rutaceae Item 1 [General] - Australia 2 [General] - New Caledonia

Folder 36 Sacrodactilis Item 1 [General] - Guinea (Belgian) 2 [General] - [N.p.] - Kew IndexBOX 48 (cont.)Folder 36 Item 3 Heliteroides, 2 p. 4 Odorata

Folder 37 Schinus Item 1 Limonia

Folder 38 Sclerostylis Item 1 [General] - [N.p.] - Blume 2 [General] - [N.p.] - Kew Index 3 Amyridoides 4 Arnottiana 5 Atalantioides 6 Atalantioides, Wight 7 Buxifolia 8 Buxifolia, Benth. 9 Ceylanica 10 Hindsii 11 Lanceolata 12 Macrophylla 13 Nitida



14 Ovalifolia 15 Parvifolia, Wight 16 Pentaphylla 17 Racemosa 18 Rotundifolia 19 Roxburghiana 20 Roxburghii, Wight 21 Timoriensis 22 Trifoliata 23 Venosa 24 Zeylandica

Folder 39 Severina Item 1 [General] - Italy 2 [General] - [N.p.] - Kew Index 3 Buxifolia - Italy - Edwards 4 Buxifolia - Italy - Tenore

Folder 40 Sickiera Item 1 [General] - [N.p.] - Roemer 2 LongifoliaBOX 48 (cont.)Folder 41 Sonneratia Item 1 [General] - [N.p.] - Gmelin 2 Punctata Gmel.

Folder 42 Tetracronia Item 1 Cymosa 2 Pachiphylla

Folder 43 Triphasia Item 1 [General] - [N.p.] - Kew Index 2 Aurantiola, 3 p. 3 Aurantiola, Lour., 2 p. 4 Diacantha



5 Glauca 6 Glauca, Lindl. 7 Javanica 8 Monophylla 9 Sarmentosa 10 Trifolia 11 Trifoliata - Ceylon, 2 p. 12 Trifoliata - Dutch Indies 13 Trifoliata - Guam 14 Trifoliata - India 15 Trifoliata - Philippines

Folder 44 Turraea Item 1 Virens - [N.p.] - Hellenius, 4 p. 2 Virens - [N.p.] - [N.a.]

Folder 45 Wenzelia Item 1 [General] 2 Brevipes, Merr.

Folder 46 Winterlia Item 1 Aromatica

BOX 49 RESEARCH MATERIAL BY SUBJECT A-D

Folder 1 Action of Bordeaux on foliage. 2 Aurantiaceae 3 Bibliographies 4 Blight 5 Brittle twigs separating layers 6 Centrosomes 7 Chemical physiology of plants



8 Cinchona ledgeraria 9 Copper - effects on plants 10 Copper fungicides 11 Cypress knees 12 Dates 13 Dates (continued)

BOX 50 RESEARCH MATERIAL BY SUBJECT E-Z

Folder 1 Ephelis and Cenchrus 2 Extra increase nonfungicidal treatment of plants to increase yield 3 Fixing reagents 4 Foot-rot 5 Fungi 6 Fungus gardens of ants 7 General physiology of plants 8 Germination of pollen stigmatic fliud 9 Grafting and budding 10 Hexenbensen 11 Imbedding methods 12 Influence of lightning on plants 13 Influence of stock on scion of citrus 14 Italian oats 15 Leaf-basidiomycete of orange pear 16 Micrometers 17 Nomenclator Peronsporacearum 18 Papers on transpiration 19 Peronsporaceae 20 Persian lime rot 21 Pinon nut 22 Research problems 23 Taxonomic names (Proposed) 24 Torsions of plants 25 Thorns - multiple buds

BOX 50 (cont.)Folder 26 Tropical agriculture



27 Usricularieis 28 Volatile oils in plants - Oils glands: their influence on transpiration, other uses

BOX 51 RESEARCH MATERIAL ARTICLES BY OTHER AUTHORS

Folder 1 Ahern, George, Captain. "Guttapercha in Mindanao." 2 Anonymous. "The introduction of Fig Insects into California." 3 Galloway, Beverly T., Edwin F. Smith, and Albert F. Woods. "Plant diseases: A treatise on the fundamental priciples underlying their nature, causes, and treatment." 4 Georgi, C.D.V. and Gunnlay Teik. "Observations on present quality of Malaysian Derris Root." 5 Gifford, John C. "Catha, an evergreen shrub of Arabic origin suitable for hedges. Its leaves are said to produce a tea of stimulating properties." 6 Groff, G. Weidman. "Plants of Kwangtung Province, China, and their Chinese names." 7 Jenkins, Anna E. "Spot anthracnoses." 8 Katsura, Saburo. "Ragweed in Japan without concurrent hay fever." 9 Kelsey, Harlan P. "Kelsey Weeping Hemlock." 10 Killip, E.P. "Some American plants used as fish poisons." 11 Lamore, B.H. "Review of the Orient of Algeria and its colonies." 12 Marshall, Lauriston C. and Florence E. Meier. "Preliminary report of controlled experiments relating to the effect of temperature and humidity of the date palm." 13 Martius, Carl Fredrick Phillipp. "Phoenix dactylifera"

14 M❩ller, Albert S. "A note on mycology in Brazil today" 15 Robinson, T. Ralph. Remote ancestral characters appearing in first generation hybrids of citrus and poncirus. 16 Schultz, Enrique F. "Some observations about the 'Rot of small roots of budded sour orange." 17 Swingle, Charles F. "Oxyquinoline sulphate as a preservative for plant tissues."



18 Swingle, Charles F. "The use of Burr-knots in the vegeative propagation of apple varieties." 19 Waite, M.B. "Treatment of the orchard as a whole." 20 Yerke, G.E. and Aldrich, W.W. "Behavior of apple varieties on certain clonal stocks."BOX 52 REFERENCE MATERIAL ENGLISH LANGUAGE

(Legal) Item 1 Bretschneider, E. "Notes of some botanical questions connected with the export trade of China." 2 Bretschneider, E. "On Chinese Silkworm Trees." 3 Bretschneider, E. "The study and value of Chinese botanical works. (Part I)" 4 Bretschneider, E. "The study and value of Chinese botanical works. (Part II)" 5 Catalog of Plants. 6 Graham, R.J.D. "Ephedreae." 7 Kew Bulletin. "Kola Nut." 8 Krug, C.A. "Report on crop growing in Brazil." 9 Langham, D.G. "The effect of light on growth of plants." 10 Phillips, Walter S. "A tropical hammock on the Miami (Florida) Limestone." 11 "Totaquina: an inexpensive remedy for malaria."

BOX 53 REFERENCE MATERIAL FOREIGN LANGUAGES(Legal) Item 1 Aderhold, Rudolph, Dr. General Register der ersten

f❩nfzig Jahrg❬ngeder der Botanischen Zeitung. Leipzig: Verlag von Arthur Felix. 1895. 2 L'Agriculture Moderne. (Table des Matieres).

3 De Andrade, Edmundo Navarro. O Eucalipto. S❫o Paulo:

Edi❯ao de Chacaras e Quintais. 1939.

4 Xme Congr❲s International des Orientalistes. Session

de Gen❲ve. 1894.

5 Gilg, E. and Sch❩rhoff, P.N. Die ephedrinhaltigen Stamnpflanzen der "Ma-Huang"-Droge. [N.d.] 6 Guillaumin, A. "'Atalantia litoralis' Guillamin nom.



nov., plante nouvelle pour l'Annam." Bulletin de la

Soci❪t❪ Botanique de France. Quatri❲me S❪rie, tome XIII, no. 5. 1913.

7 Guillamin, A. "Mat❪riaux pour la flore de la Nouvelle

Caledonie." Bulletin de la Soci❪t❪ Botanique de

France. Tome Quatre-Vingt-Cinqui❲me, no. 85. 1938. 8 Hatim, Abu. Il libro della Palma. Roma: Tipografia della R. Academia de Linar. 1891. 9 Linnaeus. Gemmae arborum. 10 Les Maladies de la Vigne. [Fragment] 11 Note sur la question de reboisement dansle territoire de Commandament de la Division d'Alger. 12 Protected Wild Flowers of the Cape Province (Part 2); Beskermde Veldblomme van Kaapland (Deel 2).BOX 53 (cont.) Item 13 Protected Wild Flowers of the Cape Province (Part 3); Beskermde Veldblomme van Kaapland (Deel 3).

14 Variet❪s tonkinoises. Hanoi: Imprimerie Schneider. 1903.

BOX 54 KANSAS STATE AGRICULTURAL COLLEGE MATERIAL

Folder 1 Early Smut work, Kansas 2 Experiment Station, Kansas States Agricultural College Bulletin. Nos. 14, 20, 22. 3 Galleys - Experiments in the prevention of oat smuts in 1890 4 Newsletter - The Industrialist. Vol. XVI, no. 18, Jan 24, 1891. 5 Newsletter - The Naturalist. 6 Petition 7 Physics notebooks 8 Program - Special Session of the Webster Literary Society 9 "Questions in Physics" 10 Third Annual Report of the Experiment Station, Kansas State Agricultural College for the year 1890.

BOX 55 UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE



FIELD OBSERVATION AND DATA NOTEBOOKS (Undated), 1907-1910

Item 1 Undated - Savage. Location of Japanese Cherry Trees in E. Potomac Park. 2 1907 - Savage. Citrus Hybrids, Book I. 3 1908 - Savage, E.M. Citrus Hybrids and Pollenations, Book II. 4 1908 - Flanery, M.G. Citrus Notes, Vol. 1. 5 1908 - Savage. Citrus Hybrids ,Book IV. 6 1909 - Savage. Record of Citrus Seeds; "Thompson's Improved Navel" and "Washington Navel". 7 1909 - Savage. List of Fruit Specimens Preserved in Jars. 8 1909 - [N.a.] Field Date Notebook [Contains Satsuma Notes.] 9 1910 - Downes, M.A. Citrus Crosses. 10 1910 - Robinson, T.R. Field Book. 11 1910 - Savage. Citrus Crosses, Washington, D.C. 12 1910 - Savage, E.M. Citrus Crosses.

BOX 55 (cont.) Item 13 1910 - Savage. Citrus Corsses, Eustis, Florida. 14 1910 - Savage. Crop Physiology Numbers. 15 1910 - [N.a.] Record Notebook.

BOX 56 UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE FIELD OBSERVATION AND DATA NOTEBOOKS, 1911-1933

Item 1 1911 - Savage, F.W. Crosses, Eustis, Florida. 2 1912 - [N.a.] Record of Crosses Department of Agriculture Grounds. 3 1912 - Savage. Crosses in G.H. 4 1913 - Savage. Citrus Crosses, Eustis, Florida. 5 1914 - Savage. Citrus Crosses at Glen St. Mary, Florida. 6 1915 - Savage, F.W. Observation Notebook, Eustis, Florida. 7 1916 - Savage, E.M. Citrus Crossings at Glen St. Mary,



Florida. 8 1918 - Savage, F.W. Pollenations, Eustis, Florida. 9 1919 - Savage, E.M. Magnolia Crossings. 10 1920 - Savage. Citrus Crossings, Silverhill, Alabama. 11 1920 - Savage. Silverhill, Alabama. 12 1921 - Savage, E.M. Seeds Crossed. 13 1921 - Savage. Notes on Cherry Trees. 14 1933 - Savage, E.M. Field Date Notebook.

BOX 57 UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE REORGANIZATION OUTLINES AND FRUIT NOTES

Item 1 Reorganization suggestions for U.S.D.A., July 25, 1914. 2 Reorganization outline, August 20, 1914. 3 Outline of reorganization, Department of Agriculture. (Second draft submitted by Bureau Chiefs), Aug. 25, 1914. 4 Groff and Kwok, Citrus Report, 1918. to U.S.D.A. 5 "Cherry, Guava, Loquat, 1910-1918" [Volume]

BOX 58 UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE WEATHER REPORTS, ITINERARY, ETC.

Item 1 "Orange Diseases, 1891" [Notebook] 2 "Orange Grove Observation notes, 1891" [Notebook] 3 Descriptions of species submitted to U.S.D.A. [Notebook]BOX 58 (cont.) Item 4 Itinerary of Swingle's trip to Japan, 1901-1902. 5 Coachella Valley Weather Report, Government Date Gardens, Indio, California. January 1-December 31, 1924. 6 Coachella Valley Weather Report, Government Date Gardens, Indio, California. January 1-December 31, 1925. 7 Coachella Valley Weather Report, Government Date Gardens, Indio, California. January 1-December 31, 1926. 8 Coachella Valley Weather Report, Government Date



Gardens, Indio, California. January 1-December 31, 1927. 9 Coachella Valley Weather Report, Government Date Gardens, Indio, California. January 1-December 31, 1928. 10 Coachella Valley Weather Report, Government Date Gardens, Indio, California. January 1-December 31, 1929.

BOX 59 UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE SCRAPBOOK

(Legal) Item 1 Scrapbook of U.S.D.A. experimental notes.

BOX 60 UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE MATERIAL BY SUBJECT, A-L

Folder 1 Appointment and salary documents 2 Area survey 3 Beaufort Notes 4 Bibliography cards 5 Bills and receipts 6 Blueprints - Greenhouse 7 Brazil - Article, "Comissao de Estudo da 'Tristeza' dos Citrus." 8 Brazil - Article, "Swingle is Borrowed by Brazil to Create New Plant Wealth" 9 Brazil - Aseptic crop propagation 10 Brazil - Class material, Escola Superior de Agricultura, Minas Gerais. 11 Brazil - Crops to be introduced 12 Brazil - Map of location of future experiment station 13 Brazil - Plant Introduction Service 14 Brazil - Press ReleaseBOX 60 (cont.)Folder 15 Brazil - Publications 16 Brazil - Reports 17 Bulletins



18 Citrus Species 19 Congressional Bill, 63rd Congress, 1st Session, 1913 20 Correspondence, Rough Drafts 21 Dates 22 Dealings with Japan 23 Experiment results 24 Germination experiment notes 25 Leaflets 26 Letters of authorization 27 Letters of introduction 28 Lists 29 List, Bureau of Plant Industry, Citrus and Citrus Relatives 30 List of Applicants for U.S.D.A. material

BOX 61 UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE MATERIAL BY SUBJECT, M-Z

Folder 1 Mailing labels 2 Miscellanea 3 Newsletter - "Daily Digest" 4 Newsletter - "U.S.D.A." 5 Notes 6 Notes - 1918 hybridizing work 7 Notes - Rubber (Hevea) 8 Patents - U.S. Patent Office 9 Philippines - Last Spanish Land Law and Related Correpondence 10 Physiological Investigations, Estimates for 1908 11 Publications - Division of Insecticide Investigations. 12 Radio talk - "New Crops for the American Sahara" 13 Reimbursement vouchers 14 Reports 15 Request to Committee on Scientific Promotions 16 Satsuma Oranges 17 Satsuma Oranges - "Exhibit A" 18 Satsuma Oranges - "Exhibit C" 19 Satsuma Oranges - Best type of orchard heater 20 Secretary of Agriculture 21 Semi-monthly report, U.S. Date Garden. "Dates in South Texas" 22 Tung Oil



BOX 62 UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE SCRAPBOOK, GALLEYS, ETC.

(Folio) Item 1 Crop Physiology and Breeding Investigations scrapbook of experiment results. 2 Galleys to be Edited - Inventory No. 7 Foreign Seeds and Plants No. 2701-3400.

LIBRARY OF CONGRESS MATERIAL

3 Numerical list of Chinese Collectanea in the Library of Congress up to July 1922. By Prof. Harry Clemons. Washington, D.C. August, 1922. 4 Library of Congress - Scrapbook of Chinese Cards incorrectly classified.

BOX 63 UNIVERSITY OF MIAMI CORRESPONDENCE, NOTES, AND RESEARCH MATERIAL

Folder 1 Catalog of Sectioned Material filed in the Reference Collection of Slides of the Swingle Plant Research Laboratory, University of Miami. Compiled By Frank D. Venning. May 1, 1954. Pgs. 1-100. 2 Catalog of Sectioned Material filed in the Reference Collection of Slides of the Swingle Plant Research Laboratory, University of Miami. Compiled By Frank D. Venning. May 1, 1954. Pgs. 101-185. 3 Correspondence between W.T. Swingle and B.F. Ashe and J.F.W. Pearson. Undated, January-April, 1941. 4 Correspondence between W.T. Swingle and B.F. Ashe and J.F.W. Pearson. May-December, 1941. 5 Correspondence between W.T. Swingle and B.F. Ashe and J.F.W. Pearson. 1942-1946. 6 Correspondence between W.T. Swingle and B.F. Ashe and J.F.W. Pearson. 1947-1951.



7 Faculty Identification Card, May 25, 1943 8 Notes, Drafts, etc. 9 Research Material with Frank D. Venning.

BOX 64 MEMORABILIA DOCUMENTS, DIPLOMAS, AWARDS

(Print box) Item 1 Medal - Professuer Auguste Chevalier de L'Academie des Sciences. [Verso:] Cinquante Annees de Devouement a a Science et a la Grandeur Francaise, 1897-1947. Devoiler la Nature et Aider l'Essor de l'Afrique mysterieuse. 2 Material concerning Auguste Chevalier Medal 3 Special Passport No. 12392. March 2, 1898. Signed by Secretary of State John Sherman. 4 Special Passport No. 52632. May 27, 1911. Signed by Secretary of State P.C. Knox. 5 Special Passport No. 232. February 17, 1915. Signed by Secretary of State W.J. Bryan. 6 Department of Agriculture Letter of Introduction, March 1, 1898. 7 Department of Agriculture Letter of Introduction, July 9, 1898. 8 Department of Agriculture Letter of Introduction, February 18, 1915. 9 Department of Agriculture Letter of Introduction, July 9, 1898. 10 Membership certificate - Association of American Geographers, July 20, 1916. 11 Diploma - Doctor of Science, honoris causa. Kansas State Agricultural College. June 1, 1922. [Photostat]

12 Membership diploma - Soci❪t❪ Nationale d'Horticulture de France, Diplome. December 28, 1911. 13 Diploma of Merit - Esposizione Internationale delle



Industrie e del Lavoro, Torino, 1911. Diploma di Benemerenza.

BOX 65 MISCELLANEOUS SUBJECT FILE, A-L

Folder 1 Advertisements 2 Announcement - Funeral of Charles Vilmorin 3 Announcement - Marriage of Swingle to Lucie Romstaedt 4 Article - "All America 1947 Selections Announced" 5 Article - "Miamian Collects Chinese Literature" 6 Bills and Receipts 7 Botanical Society of Washington 8 Brochures 9 Bulletin - Bulletin 47, R.I. College of Agriculture and Mechanic Arts, Agricultural Experiment Station. 10 Bulletin - Bulletin of the American Physical Society.BOX 65 (cont.)Folder 11 Bulletin - Bulletin No. 73, Wyoming Experiment Station. 12 Bulletin - Exchange Seed List. 13 Bulletin - The Natural History Museum. 14 Bulletin - Scientific Section, Educational Bureau, American Paint and Varnish Manufacturers' Association. 15 Bulletin - Washington Mycological Club. 16 Business Cards 17 Catalogs 18 Chart - Chinese Picture Writing 19 Chinese Greeting Cards 20 Clippings 21 Cosmos Club Material 22 Envelopes 23 Galleys - "Clymenia and Burkillanthus, new genera also three new species of Pleiospermium (Rutaceae- Aurantioideae)". Journal of the Arnold Arboretum. [Printed Article in Box 1, folder 4] 24 Galley proofs 25 Grant application - Lingnan Plant Exchange 26 Invitations 27 Italian Lesson Material 28 Label - "Caustic Soda, Greenbank Alkali Works"



29 Letter of Introduction to Charles Deering 30 Letter of Inroduction, Smithsonian Institution 31 Library Card - Coral Gables Public Library, 1948 32 Library of Congress, Special Order - Appointment of Dr. Swingle.

BOX 66 MISCELLANEOUS SUBJECT FILE, M-Z

Folder 1 Mailing labels 2 Manuscript edited by Swingle 3 Map - Esso War Map III - The Pacific Theater 4 Map - Orange Grove 5 Meeting Programs and Minutes 6 Membership Cards and Passes 7 Membership Certificates - American Association for the Advancement of Science 8 Notes 9 Obituary - Dr. Mitsutaro Shirai 10 Orange Packing Tissue Samples 11 Passport - Diplomatic Passport (Photostat) 12 Passport - Special Passport No. 6585 -- Periodical - Key West, Florida Pictorial, 1937-1938. [Removed and placed with Florida Periodicals] 13 Rancho Santa Ana Botanic Garden MaterialBOX 66Folder 14 Schedule - Seaboard Air Line Railway 15 Schedule - University of Leipzig

BOX 67 MEMORABILIA SCRAPBOOK ABOUT SWINGLE'S DEATH

Item 1 Scrapbook containing clippings, letters, and telegrams received and collected by Maude K. Swingle about Walter Swingle's death.

BOX 68 PHOTOGRAPHS



Folder 1 The Asian Legacy, (Original photographs from the book) 2 Brazil - Instituto Argonomico do Estado de Sao Paulo 3 Brazil - Maps 4 Burkillian seedlings [Taken at Fairchild Botanical Gardens] 5 Chung tien tze (Fish poison) 6 Cinchona ledgeraria 7 Citrus and Citrus Grafts 8 Citrus Experiments 9 Clausena lansium 10 David and Marian Fairchild 11 Fairchild, David G. - Included in a letter to Swingle, Undated. 12 Greenouse, Citrus Receiving Station, Torrey Pines, California, July 22, 1930. 13 Orange Plants and Grafts [Includes negatives] 14 Philippine Bureau of Science 15 Real Orto Botanico di Napoli 16 Rolfs, P.H. - Included in a letter to Swingle, 5/29/36 17 Social Gathering 18 Studio Portraits [Includes Prof. George T. Fairchild and Charles Vilmorin 19 Swingle Family Photographs 20 Tung Oil Tree Leaves 21 Unidentifiable photographs

BOX 69 PHOTOGRAPH PORTFOLIO

(Print box) Item 1 Photograph portfolio of the Real Orto Botanico di Napoli in Naples, Italy.

Part 2. Hagerty, Michael J.

BOX 70 TRANSLATIONS REFERENCE WORKS, (By Subject), A-K

Folder

1 Bambusa (T'u Shu Chi Ch'❰ng - Bamboo) 2 Calophyllum inophyllum



3 Celastus hookeri 4 Chinese plants 5 Citrus

6 Citrus japonica (Chin ch❩) 7 Clausena (Huang pi - Wampi) 8 Coix lachryma (I i jen) 9 Compositae cinerariaefolium (White flowered insecticide chrysamthemum) 10 Crataegus 11 Diabetes 12 Eleocharis plantaginea 13 Equisetum hyemale (Mu-tsei) 14 Eucommia ulmoised (Tu chung) 15 Firmiana simplex

16 Geselmium (Kou w❰n) 17 Grains of China

18 Hydnocarpus (Tu f❰ng tzu) 19 Iris ensata

BOX 71 TRANSLATIONS REFERENCE WORKS, (By Subject), L-Z

Folder 1 Lycium chinense (Kou Ch'i) 2 Melia azendarach (Lien) 3 Min shu 4 Musa paradisiaca (Kan chiao - Banana)

5 Nan she t'❰ng (Southern Snake Vine) 6 Nan mu 7 Paulowina tomentosa 8 Pi ch'i (Water chestnut) 9 Populos alba 10 Quercus (Ch'u chien p'u - Wild silk culture)

11 Quisqualis indica (Shih ch❩n tzu) 12 Ruta gravealens 13 Sesamun indicum 14 Soy bean 15 Stemona tuberosa 16 Thea sasangua 17 Trichosanthes kirilowii (Kua lou)



BOX 71 (cont.)Folder 18 Tsa lu 19 Vitis serianaefolia (Pai lien) 20 Zinailber officinale (Kang chiang - Ginger root)

BOX 72 TRANSLATIONS ARTICLES, (By Title), A-O

Folder 1 "The Assembly at Lan T'ing" 2 "Changes in Chinese Agriculture through increased pressure of Population." 3 "Chinese nature produced insecticides."

4 "Chiu Huang P❰n Kao (Preface to") 5 "Chronological Survey of Cotton" 6 "Clear Discrimination between Illicium Verum, Hook. (Pa Chio Hui Hsiang) and Illicium religiosum, Siebold, (Mang Ts'ao)" 7 "A Few Problems in the Insecticides in China." 8 "A General Survey of the Native Insecticides used in Kwangsi Province." 9 "Historical Note on the Yung Lo Ta Tien by Sun Chuang." 10 "The History and Distribution of Citrus Fruits in China." 11 "History of Chinese Medicine" 12 "History of Chinese Printing" 13 "Investigation concerning Medicinal Substances" 14 "Investigations concerning Yung Lo's Compendium of Chinese Literature" 15 "Monograph on the Lichee" 16 "Notes on the Castor Bean Leaf as insecticide."

17 "Notes on Citrus treated in T'ang Sh❰n-Wei's Ch�ng Lei

P❰n Ts'ao."

18 "Notes on a Japanese Manuscript Copy of Ch❩ Lu." 19 "Opium Account"

BOX 73 TRANSLATIONS ARTICLES, (By Title), P-S

Folder 1 "Research concerning the native produced insecticide Tu



Y❩ t'❰ng "poison fish creeper", Milletia pachycarpa."

2 "Rotenone content of Lei-t'❰ng, a poisonous plant." 3 "Shangtung nationally produced insecticides: Report of the results of preliminary experiments with insecticides." 4 "Sorghum - Comments on writings concerning history and introduction"

BOX 73 (cont.)Folder 5 "Studies on the Thunder-God Vine (Tripterygium wilfordii, Hook.) a Chinese vegetable insecticide." [Ribbon Copy], [From Chedah Agricultural Quarterly. Vol. 1, no. 1, 1937.-Stored in Box 88] 6 "Studies on the Thunder-God Vine (Tripterygium wilfordii, Hook.) a Chinese vegetable insecticide." [Carbon Copies] 7 "Studies on the Thunder-God Vine (Tripterygium wilfordii, Hook.) a Chinese vegetable insecticide." [Manuscript and notes]

BOX 74 TRANSLATIONS ARTICLES, (By Title), T-Z

Folder 1 "Survey of Citrus Culture in the Tung-T'ing Islands." [Ribbon Copy] 2 "Survey of Citrus Culture in the Tung-T'ing Islands." [Carbon Copies] 3 "Survey of Citrus Culture in the Tung-T'ing Islands." [Notes, drafts, etc.] 4 "Treatise on the Peonies of Lo-Yang, Honan." 5 "The Use and Property of Nao Yang Hua, Rhododendron hunnewellianum, and an insecticide." 6 "Use of K'u shu p'i (Celastrus angulatus, Max.) to kill insects in I-Hsing."

7 "Han Yen-Chih's Ch❩ Lu (Monograph on the Oranges of W❰n -Chou, Chekiang)" 8 "Memorandum concerning items offered by the I Bun-Do Shatin, Kyoto, Japan. January, 1931." 9 Tentative Draft - Introductory Note 10 Tentative Draft - Manual of Chinese Economic Plants



BOX 75 TRANSLATION CITRUS ACCOUNTS, CHINESE IMPERIAL ENCYCLOPEDIA

Folder 1 Ribbon Copy - Translation of Citrus Accounts, Chinese Imperial Encyclopedia, pp. 1-562. 2 Introductory Note. [Ribbon Copy] 3 "Carbons of corrected pages in triplicate to be substituted in original carbon", pp. 1-139. 4 "Carbons of corrected pages in triplicate to be substituted in original carbon", pp. 141-286 5 "Carbons of corrected pages in triplicate to be substituted in original carbon", pp. 369-403 6 "Carbons of corrected pages in triplicate to be substituted in original carbon", pp. 428-453BOX 75 (cont.)Folder 7 "Carbons of corrected pages in triplicate to be substituted in original carbon", pp. 461-469, 491 -503, 505 8 "Carbons of corrected pages in triplicate to be substituted in original carbon", pp. 530-564 9 Introductory Note. [Carbon Copy]

BOX 76 CORRESPONDENCE, (Undated), 1915-1917

Folder 1 Undated correspondence 2 1915 3 January-February, 1917 4 March, 1917 5 April, 1917 6 May-June, 1917 7 July, 1917 8 August, 1917 9 September-October, 1917 10 November-December, 1917


Folder



1 January-February, 1918 2 March-April, 1918 3 May-June, 1918 4 July-December, 1918 5 January-April, 1919 6 May-October, 1919 7 November-December, 1919


Folder 1 1920 2 1921 3 January-April, 1922 4 May-December, 1922 5 January-June, 1923 6 July-December, 1923


Folder 1 January-June, 1924 2 July-December, 1924 3 January-July, 1925 4 August-December, 1925 5 1926 6 January-March, 1927 7 April-June, 1927 8 July-September, 1927 9 October-December, 1927

BOX 80 CORRESPONDENCE, 1928-June, 1931

Folder 1 January-May, 1928 2 June-December, 1928 3 January-May, 1929



4 June-December, 1929 5 1930 6 January-February, 1931 7 May-June, 1931

BOX 81 CORRESPONDENCE, July, 1931-1932

Folder 1 July, 1931 2 August, 1931 3 September, 1931 4 October, 1931 5 November, 1931 6 December, 1931 7 January-May, 1932 8 June-December, 1932


Folder 1 January-July, 1933 2 August-December, 1933 3 January-March, 1934 4 April-June, 1934 5 July-August, 1934 6 September-December, 1934

BOX 83 CORRESPONDENCE, 1935-April, 1937

Folder 1 January-June, 1935 2 July-Demember, 1935 3 January, 1936 4 February-March, 1936 5 April-June, 1936 6 July-September, 1936 7 October-December, 1936 8 January-March, 1937 9 April, 1937



BOX 84 CORRESPONDENCE, May, 1937-1942

Folder 1 May-December, 1937 2 1938 3 1939 4 January-June, 1940 5 July-December, 1940 6 January-March, 1941 7 April-June, 1941 8 July-December, 1941 9 1942

BOX 85 CORRESPONDENCE Arranged by Subject

Folder 1 Aleurties (Tung Oil) 2 Andromeda japonica 3 Chenopodium ambrosioides 4 Coptis chinensis 5 Desmodium laburnifolium, D.C. 6 Eucommia ulmoides 7 Fagopyrum esculemtum (Ch'iao mai) 8 Fu-ti-tieng (Long life plant) 9 Lei kung t'eng 10 Macleya cordata 11 Millettia pachycarpa and reticulata 12 Musa paradisiaca (Banana) 13 Phellodendron amurense 14 Picrasma quassioides 15 Polygonum perfoliatum 16 Sophora flavescenes 17 Tripterygium (Mang Ts'ao)

BOX 86 PROJECT G MATERIAL

Folder 1 Project G Correspondence [Copies; originals are in MJH



correspondence]

2 Article from T'u ching p❰n ts'ao 3 Biography of Chang-Li-Hsiang

4 Biography of Ch❰n Ch❰n-hui

5 Biography of Ch'❰n Y❩-tien

6 Biography of Ch❰ng Chen

7 Biography of Ch'❰ng Yao-t'ien 8 Biography of Chu Hua 9 Biography of Liu Pao-nan 10 Biography of Mo Yu-chih

11 Biography of Pao Shih-ch'❰n

12 Biography of Wu Ch'i ch❩n 13 Specimen Biographies Some Eminent Chinese of the Seventeenth Century. ed Arthur W. Hummel. Baltimore: Waverly Press. 1936. [Includes biography by MJH, p. 1]

BOX 87 ORIENTAL MATERIAL MANUALS AND PUBLICATIONS

Item 1 Abe, Kumanosuke. Nippon no Mikan. [Japanese oranges] Tokyo: Shuei-sha. 1904. 2 Book of sketches by Hakabashi. Osaka, 1901. 3 Panama Pacific International Exposition, Embroidered Portrait of Jesus. Chung Hua Book Co. Shanghai. 4 Tzu Erh Chi, Colloquial Series Key. [Missing pp. 23-28] 5 "Chinese Characters", pp. 1-84. 6 "Chinese Characters", pp. 1-307.

BOX 88 ORIENTAL MATERIAL CHINESE PUBLICATIONS OR ARTICLES ABOUT CHINA

Item 1 "Appendix: Chinese Inscription and Records" 2 "Brief Notes", Journal of the American Oriental Society 3 Chedah Agricultural Quarterly. Vol. 1, no. 1, 1937. 4 Chih wu ming shih tu k'ao Pen Pien, 80a - 122 5 Chinese book 6 Chinese book - Fragment 7 Chinese book - Photostat



8 Chinese book - Photostat 9 "Chinese Books on Art, Metropolitan Museum" 10 "Chinese Exhibit, Library of Congress" 11 History of the Kumquat Oranges in China [Leaflet]

BOX 88 (cont.) Item 12 Science, [Chinese edition] Vol. XIX, no. 9, p 1405- 1430 13 "Tung Huan, Manuscript, Pelliot 3930 [9th Century?]" [Photostat] 14 Unlisted Chuan from Yung Lo Ta Tien with a description

BOX 89 PHOTOGRAPHS [USED AS ILLUSTRATIONS FOR A BOOK BY HAGERTY]

Folder 1 Photographs - Wang Ch'eng's Nung Shu

2 Photographs - Hsin-pien's Ch'❰ng lei tim chn 3 Unidentified photographs as separated by Hagerty. 4 Unidentified photographs as separated by Hagerty. 5 Unidentified photographs as separated by Hagerty. 6 Unidentified photographs as separated by Hagerty. 7 Unidentified photographs as separated by Hagerty.

BOX 90 MISCELLANEOUS, SUBJECT FILE

Folder 1 Article - "The thousand-headed slave servants, 'Chu'". The California Citrograph. Vol. XVII, no. 3. 1932. 2 Chart - Chinese insecticides used by farmers in Nanking. 3 Chart - Results of experiments with various insecticidal sprays upon the Wu hsing yeh ch'ung. [Copy; Original with Hagerty letter, 3/20/37] 4 Duplicating - Samples of different kinds of work (multigraphing, mimeographing, Rotaprint, etc.). 5 Leaflet - History of Kunquat Oranges in China. 6 Notes 7 Printing methods - Information 8 Printing methods - Negative 9 Printing methods - Rotaprint plate



10 Reports - Weekly report of work done for the U.S. Department of Agriculture. Oct. 23, 1933 - June 9, 1934. 11 Requisition form - U.S.D.A. filled out by Hagerty 12 "Specimen cards for indexing titles, authors, etc, mentioned in Librarian's Reports" 13 Translation - Chinese Manuscript Note by Mao Yung. 14 Translation - Medicine, proprietary (Universal Remedy Pills) Wan Ying Pao Chi Wan. 15 Translation - Ts'ai Hsiang's Li Chih Pu RELATED MATERIALS

Location of related records:

At the University of Miami Library, Archives and SpecialCollections Department. Personal and Corporate PaperCollections.

Douglas, Marjory Stoneman Collection. 71-4. Related materials include all those related to the Everglades and the preservation of Florida plant life. This collection is unprocessed.

Houghton, Augustus Seymour Collection. 62-1. Related materials include those dealing with the preservation of the Everglades and the formation of the Everglades National Park. The collection also includes material related to the conservation of native Florida plants and wildlife.

Spicer-Simson, Theodore. 71-1. Related materials include castings of medals presented to Walter T. Swingle. These are the Frank N. Meyer Medal for Foreign Plant Introduction and the Thomas Barbour Medal from Fairchild Tropical Garden "for vision, unselfinsh devotion to the preservation of that vanishing Eden, South Florida." Both of these are engraved with Swingle's name. There is another medal awarded by Fairchild Tropical Garden in honor of its founder, Robert H. Montgomery, for work in the field of palms and cycads. In addition there is another casting of the Barbour medal as well as portrait medallions of



Swingle, David Fairchild, and his wife Marian Fairchild. APPENDIX I

The postcards were removed from the collection and placed in thegeneral postcard collection of the University of Miami Library.The Florida Periodical was placed in the Library's holdings ofFlorida Periodicals

Series Description

POSTCARDS. [N.d.]. 27 items. No index. Arranged in alphabetical order by caption title. These postcards include those collected by Swingle in histravels and includes postcards from France, Spain, and Miami,Florida.

FLORIDA PERIODICAL. 1937. One issue. No index. A tourist oriented periodical highlighting Key West, Florida asa tourist attraction.

POSTCARDS

1 Abbeville - L'Hotel Louis XVI, La Porte, Grande Rue Norte Dame2 Alcala de Henares: Casa de los Lizanos

3 Azay le Rideau - D❪tail de la Cage de l'Escalier d'Honneur4 Azay le Rideau - Le Chateau - La Cour d'Honneur et la Cage de l'Escalier d'Honneur5 Bruxelles - L'Escalier Monumental du Palais de Justice6 Caen - Ancien Hotel de Valois7 Caen - Ancien Hotel de Valois

8 Caen - L'Hotel de Valois - Le Porch d'Entr❪e9 Caen - Ancien Hotel de Valois - Le Porche

10 Chalons-Sur-Marne - Ecole des Arts-et-M❪tiers, le Mus❪e11 Ch teau de Chaumont12 Chateaux du Calvados - Fontaine Henry - Le Vestibule13 Chenonceaux - Le Chateau - La Tour des Marques - Porte Porte Renaissance



14 Dijon - Hotel de Vogu❪, Porte Renaissance15 Dordrecht - Poortje aah het Bagijnhof16 Douglas Entrance to Coral Gables, Florida17 Fairchild Tropical Garden, Coconut Grove, Florida18 Half Dome, Yosemite National Park, Cal.19 Leiden - Poortje van de Penshal20 Madrid - Puerta de la Latina

21 Nornenbrunnen (M❩nchen)22 Riom - Maison des Cariatides23 Shangri-La Restaurant 15 N.E. 3rd Ave. Miami, Florida

24 Toulouse - Porte de la Tourelle d'un Escalier de l'H�tel du Vieux Raisin25 Toulouse - L'Hotel de Pierre

26 Toulouse - L'Hotel de Pierre, L'Entr❪e

27 Vitr❪ - (l.-et.-v.) - Prote Adam et Eve, rue Norte Dame

PERIODICAL

1 Key West, Florida Pictorial, 1937-1938


Documents

ASM0188 Walter Tennyson Swingle Collection Container List