Botany
Found in 24 Collections and/or Records:
Adelaide Taber Young papers
Papers of Adelaide Taber Young include letters written to her mother during her studies at Cornell, largely concerning student life, sorority affairs, and social activities; student notebooks; scrapbooks of photographs, programs, clippings, and other memorabilia from Cornell and Elmira College, including items concerning her sister, Sara Louise (Elmira Class of 1904).
Andre Jagendorf papers
Biographical material, photographs, newspapers clippings, and certificates relating to his career in plant biology at Cornell and bound copies of his publications (1951-1990).
Anna Eliza Jenkins papers
Anna Eliza Jenkins was an American Mycologist who specialized in phytopathology. The Anna Eliza Jenkins papers (1908-1962) contain class materials, botanical drawings, Jenkin's 1912 thesis, correspondence, reunion materials, certificates and awards, society materials, and photographs.
Central New York Farmer's Club records
Articles of association; minutes, report, and notes kept by H. N. Tyler; draft of a history written by Tyler; scrapbooks pertaining to club activities, 1894-1902; loose clippings; drafts of papers on forests, agriculture, and botanical subjects; programs and bulletins; and a farm account book kept by Edward Weeks of Albion, Orange County, New York.
Charles Hanford Kendall course notes
Six course notebooks of Charles H. Kendall for seven courses: Shades, Shadows, and Perspective; Metallurgy; Pen Topography; Economic Geology; General Geology; Chemistry; and Botany.
Cynthia Westcott papers
E. Eugene Barker papers
E. Eugene Barker was an Assistant Professor of Plant Breeding at Cornell University. This collection contains notes, sketches, lab reports, as well as miscellaneous photographs, clippings, and letters.
Edward Lewis Sturtevant papers
Manuscripts of his works on cultivated and edible plants and undated notes on plants and plant science compiled during his term as first director of the Station at Geneva (1880-87).
Fred Carlton Stewart papers
Frederick C. Steward papers
Papers of Frederick Campion Steward, a botanist and plant physiologist who held teaching and research positions at the University of Leeds, the University of Rochester, the University of California at Berkeley, and Cornell University, where he was instrumental in the development of the Biological Sciences Division of the New York State College of Agriculture and Life Sciences.