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tolensis, 1912. Edited by A. Berger. Florula Mortolensis. 
Seed List (yearly), since 1883. Museum: Not public. Admis- 
sion by letter from Gr. Uff. Cecil Hanbury, M.P. Comprises 
woods, seeds, fruits, herbarium speciinens, and specimens preserved 
in alcohol. Living material for study is supplied to students (but 
not to schools ) cael when requestted. 15,000 packages of 
seeds is a yearly output. Note: The money received for entrance 
re is given to local charities, foremost among these being the 
Ventimiglia hospita 
Japan 
KASUKABE (SAITAMA-KEN) 
MepIcInaAL Plants GARDEN oF THE Tokyo Hycienrc LApora- 
TORY OF THE HomME OFFICE 
Director: ‘T. Kariyone (1937). 
KIOTO 
BoTrANICAL GARDEN OF THE CIty 
Kamigamo 
KOBE 
BOTANICAL GARDEN OF Kore 
Kobe City Office 
Established; A letter of September 18, 1936, from Sakuichi Nishi, 
Chief, Seen of Industry, states that plans were under 
way to establish “a municipal botanical garden.” 
KOSHUN 
KosHwuNn BoTANIcAL GARDEN 
IKoshun, Formosa, Japan 
Established: 1902. Area: 325 hectares. 
Directors (Curators): Yasusada Tashiro (1902-1910); T. Ina- 
mura O-?). 
Source of income: Appropriations by the Imperial Government. 
NIKKO (TOCHIGI-KEN) 
BorTaNnic GARDENS OF THE FACULTY OF SCIENCE 
Tokyo Imperial University, Tokyo 
Dtrector: T. Nakai (1937). 
