28 MISSOURI BOTANICAL GARDEN BULLETIN 
STATISTICAL INFORMATION FOR JANUARY, 1918 
GARDEN ATTENDANCE: 
Otay HIIDO: OF VARIDOT EG re os ia cs Fe eek oie 
PLANT ACCESSIONS: 
Total number of plants received as gifts................ 1 
LIBRARY ACCESSIONS: 
Total number of books and pamphlets bought........... 5 
Total number of books and pamphlets donated........... 30 
HERBARIUM ACCESSIONS: 
By Purchase— 
E. Bartholomew—“North American Uredinales,” Cent. 
XVIII, Nos. 1701-1800 inclusive, Cent. XIX, Nos. 
AS01000 inchasive ss ce he os becca eet ee -- 200 
Rev. John Davis—Ferns, chiefly from United States... .. 290 
F. C. Gates—Plants of northern Michigan.............. 517 
B €, Gates—-Plants of Titinois 6 ee ee 131 
By Gift— 
E. Bartholomew—Fungi from western Missouri........, 2 
R. H. Colley—Fungus on Pinus Strobus from Massachu- 
BOO ee. es i eae a oe aera Ve cee 
J. A. Drushel—Ungnadia speciosa Endl. from Texas.... 1 
Dr. H. D. House—Fungi of New York.................. 22 
C. G, Lloyd—Corticium lilacinofuscum from Japan...... 1 
John Macoun—Fungi of British Columbia.............. 61 
New York Botanical Garden, by Dr. W. A. Murrill— 
Merulius hirsutus Burt from type locality.......... 1 
Dr. J. R. Wier—Timber-destroying fungi of Montana... . 2 
Dr. Mary S. Young—Polygola sp. from Texas........... 1 
By Exchange— 
New York Botanical Garden—Plants of the West Indies, 
RUNGE PORE SRM SS 65 obi cl ss cas 258 
University of North Dakota—Plants of North Dakota... 10 
AORB Er RE ak 1,498 
The Garden is open to the public every day in the year, except New 
Year’s, Fourth of July, Labor Day, and Christmas—week days from 8:00 
A. M. until one-half hour after sunset; Sundays from December to April, 
1:00 P. M. until sunset, from April to December, 2.00 P. M. until sunset. 
The main entrance to the Garden is located at Tower Grove Avenue 
and Flora Boulevard, on the Vandeventer Avenue car line. Transfer 
south from all intersecting lines. 
