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The Life History of Polysiphonia Violacea 
By SHIGEO VAMANOUCHI. 
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54 pages, 10 plates, 8vo, paper, net $1.00, postpaid $1.05 
Various authors have published cane of investigations on the red algae, but the true life- chiatory 
of the group has never been n. a pente presents first the results of the author’s studies of 
: : oc 
ation of 
Cystocarp; tetras sporr formation is next considered, followed by a description of certain 
sialisies: finally there is a discussion of the -~ tological phenomena and eyes of generations. 

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The Land of the Blue Poppy 
Travels of a Naturalist in Eastern Tibet 
By F. Kincpon Warp, B.A.,F.R.G.S. With 4o plates and 5 maps. Royal 8vo. 
$4.00 net. (Published by the Cambridge University Press, England.) 
“During 1911 Mr. Ward was employed et a horticultural firm to collect _— and seeds 
in the remote but t prolific country on the Tibetan border of Yunnan... . . e land varies 
greatly in climate and rainfall: parts support ssh tropical vegetation, ois are dry an 
bare; and, in add dition, there are ranges of great hills which high up are covered with snow. 
Hesice arctic and tropical plants are found, as well as those intermediate; but, besides gather- 
ing specimens of these, the author has much that is interesting to tell about that little- 
nown corner of the world which is the east end of the Himalaya.”—Athenaeum. “With an 
unstudied art which travellers do not always possess Mr. Ward lends us his eyes—and his 
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camera—in the Land of the Blue py : 
wealth of Alpine flowers, its nume Id animals, its strange tribes, and its complex 
structure, it is one of th the as fascinating regions of Asia.’ They could have no better guide 
than his book. . . . ° vish ; 

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