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The replies to our request for co-operation in settling vari- 

 ous botanical questions has been very encouraging and we forsee 

 an interesting future for this new kind of botanizing. A short 

 time ago, the American Genetic Association thought it worth 

 while to try to discover where the largest American trees of 

 their kind we're located and taking a hint from this, we may 

 well begin operations by attempting to discover some facts of a 

 similar nature regarding our wildflowers. Replies are there- 



