LABORATORY COURSE 

 in Elementary Botany 



Conducted by correspondence un- 

 der the auspices of the Ag&ssiz As- 

 sociation. Instruction based al- 

 most wholly upon laboratory work 

 by the student. Material supplied 

 includes 125 specimens, of which 

 50 are type })lants mounted on 

 standard herbarium f-heets. For 

 teachers, students and nature 

 lovers. 



Fee, $10.00, 



which may he re<lnce<l (>y das- 

 work. 



For details, address the instructor, 



ALEX E. WIGHT, 



Wei, LESLEY Hills, Mass. 



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 OFFERS 



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EDWARD F. BIGELOW, 

 Editor 



Arcadia, Sound Beach, Conn. 



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UNIVERSITY OF ILLINOIS 

 SUMMER SESSION, 1910 



JUNE 20— JULY 29 



JUNE 20— AUGUST 19 



Six Weeks' and Nine Weeks' Courses 



Over 100 Graduate and Undergraduate Courses; includes a 



BIOLOGICAL STATION 



at Havana, 111., on the Illinois River, under the directorship of 



Dr. S. A. Forbes, with courses of instruction under 



direction of Professor H. B. Ward. 



The following courses will be given at the Biological Station: 



ZOOLOGY — General Zoology, Faunistic Zoology (including Entomology). 



Field Ornithology, Advanced and Research Courses. Professor Ward. 



An.sociate Profe-^sor Smith, Professor , Mr. Hart, and assistants. 



BOTANY— Plant Physiology, Cytology, Systematic Botany, Ecology. 

 Phytogeography, Assistant Professor Hottes, Dr. Gleason. 



EDUCATION — Round Table for Secondary Science Teachers, Nature- 

 Study, Personal Conferences in Biology and Nature-Study. Assistant 

 Professor Charles. 

 PHYSICAL GEOGRAPHY— Teachers' Courses, Field Work. Professor 



, Mr. Hutton. 



MICROSCOPICAL TECHNIQUE— Mr. LaRue. 



Excellent accommodation.s. Chautauqua grounds, floating laboratory, hoatlny. f^shill^r, 

 < vening lectures. Additional biological courses will be offered at Urbana. 

 AddreBS for further information. 



W. C. BAGLEY, Director, Urbana, 111. 



