84 

 Living Plants 



Mr. li. S. Adams, i Agave, i Tillaiulsia. 



Bobbink and Atkins, 58 pkints of 29 \arict ics of Asters, 60 plants of 30 \arieties 



of Japanese Iris. 

 Mr. Lee R. Bonnewitz, 7 Iris. 



Bureau of Plant Indiislry, U.S.D.A., 58 plants of 31 kinds. 

 Prof. M. A. Chrysler, 3 Alicrocycas. 

 Mrs. Frances E. Cleveland, 9 Iris. 

 Mr. Willard N. Clutc, 12 Actinella. 

 Mrs. F. E. Cook (through Mrs. II. A. Cdeason), 2 Iris. 

 Mr. Bertraiid H. I'^arr, 42 Iris. 

 Mr. Frederick J. Circv'b, 3 Selagiiiclla. 

 Flicks Nurseries, 5 each of 6 varieties of Juniper. 

 Prof. Henry D. Hooker, Jr., Scions of 14 kinds of crabap[)Ie. 

 II. S. Jackson, 8 Iris. 

 Dr. I). S. Johnson, 4 Leitneria. 

 J. !•". Jones, 3 Juglans regia. 



Mrs. E. M. McCrory, 3 Polypodiuiii, i Polystkliuni. 

 Miss S. M. Martin, i Pyxidanthera. 

 Mr. J. Ohga, 8 Seedlings of Nelnmbo sp. 

 Mrs. C. M. Pratt, 3 Cyphomandra, 3 Grevillea. 

 Mr. 1'. W. Schmoe, Forest and Western Anemones. 

 Seahrook Compau}-, 25 each of 35 varieties of Tulip; 4,000 Bulbs of Tulipa 



(iesneriava viajor. 

 Mr. I'^rank Stoll, 3 Syniplocarpiis. 

 Mr. Earl l'~. 'Fhelsingcr, 21 plants of 4 kinds. 



Seeds 



Prof. E. B. Babcock (l) Mr. Francis N. Fast (l) 



Mrs. E. C.. Hritton (i) Dr. A. 11. Craves (5) 

 Bureau of Plant lnduslr>-, U.S.D.A. Mr. Roy Latham (i) 



(1) Mr. Oswald H. Latter (i) 



Mrs. Clentworth R. Butler (i) Mr. C. Locke (2) 



Mr. Lorentz Cantor (6) Mr. Barringlon Moore (i) 



Mr. G. O. Carlton (1) Mr. (ico. F. Norton (1) 



Prof. Charles J. Chamberlain (i) Mr. J. Ohga (i) 

 Prof. M. A. Chr\sler (3) 

 Mr. J. A. Currey (i) 



Phanerogamic Herbarium 



Mr, l-'rank Stoll, HrookKii Botanic Garden, 



T coconut truit Irom hdorida. 

 Mr. W. C. I'Y'rguson, 37 Atlantic Avenue, Hempstead, f,. L, 



457 s])ecimens from Long Island. 

 American Museum of Natural History, 



34 si)eciniens Irom the South Sea Islands. 



