THE 



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Is a black-brown form of the white Atmometer, already 

 widely known. The manner in which it may be used 

 in conjunction with the white Atmometer in studies of 

 b'ght intensity has been described by the devisor, Prof. 

 B. E. Livingston, in the following papers: 



The Plant Worldj vol. 14, pp. 96-99, May, 191 1. 



The Botanical Gazette, vol. 52, pp. 418-438, December, 1911. 



These black-brown cups can now be supplied in the natural 

 state at $1.00 each; $8.00 per 10. 



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