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Mr. Burbank in an Oriental Setting 



The photograph reproduces part of an article in Chinese^ 



describing Mr. Burbank and his work. Some of the productions 



of the Santa Rosa plant developer are listed in Chinese and Japanese 



seed catalogs. Mr. Burbank received many useful plants from 



the Orient, and it is appropriate that improved de~ 



scendants of these plants should be sent back 



to the home of their ancestors. 



