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© DMPPOVGMICNE. 6.55.52 2 sense oid ee coe sett g a mers Conia 116 
Algae in the Gatden Brook ........+--seseessssnuaseenegtnes ce snaas 120 
eae Conferred in Botany by American Universities in 1914 .. 123 
Ne ASR le og 2 ona bok PRD Gros 5 RUS ee Ee hence 126 
ILLUSTRATIONS 
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Tree Planting Group, October 16, 1913........ssseeeseeeeeee Frontispiece 
First sections of laboratory building and conservatories, looking west 
PROM. WESMINetON AMCs ccc eee ce nen es anne rece aie ae Va Pie es 8 Pp. 27 
Conservatories of the Brooklyn Botanic Garden 
Second section under construction. November 14, I1913....-.---++++5 53 
Grading ie a between Mt. Prospect Reservoir and the Central 
Museum. Firs ntract. November I4, IQ13.......---sseeseeeeres 
Brooklyn Botanic Gardce and environs, showing assessed valuation of 
Ro oLclays MONIC Sear RAS Mniguanigany AoC OO Sinnrea iter nA OR AO G a.o oy 7I 
John Tradescant, son. By Hollar. From Musaeum Tradescantianum. 
| Broretalont ts 2 ceils Oey ch cea a aaa ann mE Ee Cerne tc ones = octet O 
John Teen son. By Hollar. From Museum Teadeccan stevie: 
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agram, in Latin, on the name John Tradescant (the father). Fac 
simile reproduction from the Musaewm Tradescantianum, London, 
1656 Bd Ro ey typ) Op EP) Pe MICE CICHPIO TT REMae: MDeR OL Ot CPG ret) O Sie ay OI 
Anagram, in English, on the name John Tradescant (the son). Fac 
simile reproduction from the Musaeum Tradescantianum. London, 
TORU, 5, etic Rey Let Roe la a. Sealine rice, er Soke aaa Peete gian teeta = 
Professor Franklin W. Hooper, after the miniature from life by Maud 
H. Purdy. Photo by Louis Buhle .........-.-.seeeeeeeee eres Opp.101 
“Victory,” by Villanis. School trophy for the Children’ s Garden Ex- 
erty ibe bec Rove eae owas tac ia a era cota tea es eich sR ony = ne eas 
Medal, awarded in silver and bronze at the Children’s Garden Exhibit. 110 
ERRATA 
eh 27, line 5, for “second” read “ third.” 
Al = 7: line 25, for “ August” read “July;” for “September” read 
“ August 
