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Wild Flower Preservation Society Records (RA)

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	Collectors:	Wild Flower Preservation Society.
	Title:	Wild Flower Preservation Society Records (RA)
	Dates:	1917-1974
	Abstract:	Collection consists of photographs, film and glass plate negatives, administrative records, manuscripts, correspondence, and catalogs.
	Quantity:	15.25 linear feet; 26 boxes.
	Call Phrase:	WFPS (RA)

Background of the Wild Flower Preservation Society

The Wild Flower Preservation Society, the successor to the Wild Flower Preservation Society of America founded at the New York Botanical Garden in 1902, was established in 1925 in Washington, D. C. The director for some forty years was Percy L. Ricker, retired Associate Botanist of the Plant Industry Station Society.

A non-profit educational society, its primary objective was to establish wild flower preserves, cultivate rare native plants, and develop appreciation of nature and conservation through lectures, exhibits, and educational programs. The Society prepared leaflets for teachers and students and responded to voluminous requests for information on wild flower study, conservation and cultivation.

A valuable collection of over 8000 photographs (mostly with negatives) of wild flowers, trees, and shrubs from all over the country were accumulated by the Society. The Society was responsible for publishing circulars, bulletins, and Wild Flower, a quarterly edited by the Cincinnati chapter. The Society ceased to exist in 1965 and was formally dissolved in 1972 when the organizational records and photographs were obtained by the New York Botanical Garden.

Scope and Content

The Wild Flower Preservation Society collection includes the organizational papers of the group: administrative records, incoming and outgoing correspondence, reference files, an extensive subject file including scientific, conservation, and sanctuary materials. Also included are copies of the publications edited by the Society and an extensive collection of photographs, negatives, and glass plate negatives.


Arrangement
	The collection is organized into seven series:

		Series 1: Administrative records. 1917-1974. Alphabetically by subject.
		Series 2: Percy L. Ricker. 1917-1951. Alphabetically by subject.
		Series 3: Correspondence. 1960-1972. Arranged chronologically.
		Series 4: Subject Files. 1917-1974. Alphabetically by subject.
		Series 5: Publications. 1922-1960. Arranged by subject.
		Series 6: Manuscripts. no dates.
		Series 7: Mounted photographs. no dates. Arranged alphabetically.
		Series 8: Photographs/Negatives. no dates. Arranged alphabetically.
		Series 9: Negatives. ca. 1920. Arranged alphabetically.
		Series 10: Miscellaneous Posters.

Restrictions

Access restrictions

This collection is open for research with permission from Mertz Library staff.

Copyright

Requests for permission to publish material from the collection should be submitted in writing to the LuEsther T. Mertz Library of the New York Botanical Garden.


Indexing Terms
	The following terms have been used to index the description of this collection in the library's online public access catalog.
	Persons
		Ricker, Percy Leroy, b. 1878.
		Wherry, Edgar Theodore, 1885-
	Subjects
		Botany--Societies, etc.
		Plant Conservation--United States.
		Wild Flowers--United States.
	Organizations
		New York Botanical Garden.
		Wild Flower Preservation Society (U.S.)
	Document Types
		administrative papers. aat.
		black and white photographs. aat.
		correspondence. aat.
		dry collodion glass negatives. aat.

Series 1. Administrative.

Scope and Content: General instituitional records pertaining to the daily administrative, organizational, and financial workings of the organization. Included in the collection are membership lists, officer lists, reports, meeting minutes, grant applications, income taxes, lists assets, and sales records
Folder	Title	Date
1.1	Authorization forms	no date
1.2	Reports	no date
1.3	Assets	1958
1.4	Booklist-Native Plants	no date
1.5	Constitution	1924-1948
1.6	Correspondence-Internal	1964-1972
1.7	Correspondence-Operations	1970/1972-1973
1.8	Correspondence-NY Conservation groups	ca. 1970
1.9	Correspondence-Wherry, Edgar	1947/1957/1972
1.10	Accomplishments	1918-1965
1.11	Grant applications-NYBG	1972
1.12	Income taxes-Forms and Correspondence	1944-1962
1.13	Income taxes	1963
1.14	Income taxes	1964
1.15	Financial records-petty cash	1965
1.16	Financial records-petty cash	1966
1.17	Financial records-petty cash	1967
1.18	Financial records-petty cash	1968
1.19	Financial records	1969
1.20	Financial records	1970-1971
1.21	Financial records-Investments	1952-1973
1.22	Financial records	1947-1972
1.23	Minutes/nomination/reports	1950/1963-1972
1.24	Membership	no date
1.25	List of previous officers	1962-1965
1.26	Conservation materials	ca. 1920s
1.27	Reorganization	1964-1966
1.28	Reorganization	1967-1969
1.29	Reorganization	1970-1971
1.30	Reorganization	1972-1973
1.31	Sale records/requests	1968-1969
1.32	Treasurer's reports	1950-1964

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Series 2. Percy L. Ricker.

Scope and Content: Largely consisting of correspondence created and recieved by WFPS director Percy L. Picker, topics include plant product dealers, seed catalogs, and correspondence to individuals regarding seed exchange and plant propagation.
Folder	Title	Date
1.33	Ricker-Correspondence-Plant product dealers (catalogs)	1928-1934
1.34	Ricker-Correspondence-Plant product dealers (catalogs)	1928-1935
1.35	Ricker-Correspondence-Department of the Interior	ca. 1934
1.36	Ricker-Correspondence-Drug plants	1937/1946
1.37	Ricker-Correspondence-Muenscher, W.C.	4/26/1934
1.38	Ricker-Correspondence-Pennell, Francis W.	1950
1.39	Ricker-Correspondence-Sievers, A.F.	1942
1.40	Ricker-Correspondence-Sommers, M.J.	1951
1.41	Ricker-Correspondence-Wherry, Edgar	1934
1.42	Ricker-Lectures/Articles	1924/1940
1.43	Ricker-Seed catalogs	1917-1937

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Series 3. Correspondence.

Scope and Content: Correpsondence sent to WFPS from school children, teachers, and amateur gardeners requesting information on wild flower study, conservation, and cultivation.
Folder	Title	Date
2.1	Correspondence-requests	1960-1964
2.2	Correspondence-requests	1965
2.3	Correspondence-requests	1965
2.4	Correspondence-requests	1966
2.5	Correspondence-requests	1966
2.6	Correspondence-requests	1966
2.7	Correspondence-requests	1966
2.8	Correspondence-requests	1966
2.9	Correspondence-requests	1966
2.10	Correspondence-requests	1966
2.11	Correspondence	1967
2.12	Correspondence	1967
2.13	Correspondence	1967
2.14	Correspondence	1967
2.15	Correspondence	1967
2.16	Correspondence	1968
2.17	Correspondence	1968
2.18	Correspondence	1968
2.19	Correspondence	1968
2.20	Correspondence	1968
2.21	Correspondence	1969
2.22	Correspondence	1969
2.23	Correspondence	1970-1972

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Series 4. Subject Files.

Scope and Content: Reference files accumulated by the WFPS covering botanical and horticultural topics related to wild flowers including conservation laws by state, edible plants, nomenclature, organic gardening, postcards, reforestaion, sanctuaries by state, seeds, and specific wild flower lists via geographic location.
Folder	Title	Date
3.1	Agave	n.d.
3.2	Alpines	n.d.
3.3	Anenome	n.d.
3.4	Aquatic plants	n.d.
3.5	Aquilegia (Columbine)	n.d.
3.6	Arachis	n.d.
3.7	Arbor Day	n.d.
3.8	Argyroxyphium Sandwichense	n.d.
3.9	Artemesia	n.d.
3.10	Artificial flowers	n.d.
3.11	Botany of Washington DC and vicinity	n.d.
3.12	Box Huckleberry	n.d.
3.13	Buttons	n.d.
3.14	Cactaceae	n.d.
3.15	Catalogues	n.d.
3.16	Celastrus scandens	n.d.
3.17	Cercis	n.d.
3.18	Chenopodium	n.d.
3.19	Chiggers	n.d.
3.20	Christmas greens	n.d.
3.21	Christmas greens	n.d.
3.22	Christmas greens	n.d.
3.23	Christmas greens	n.d.
3.24	Christmas greens	n.d.
3.25	Claytonia	n.d.
3.26	Collinsia	n.d.
3.27	Color:standards	n.d.
3.28	Commercial shortage of fruits	n.d.
3.29	Composting	n.d.
3.30	Conservation: Exhibits	n.d.
3.31	Conservation: Illusttration	n.d.
3.32	Conservation: Organiations	n.d.
3.33	Conservation: Photo contests	n.d.
3.34	Rare speicies	n.d.
3.35	Conservation: Special programs	n.d.
3.36	Conservation: National laws	n.d.
3.37	Conservation: State laws	n.d.
3.38	Conservation: State laws	n.d.
3.39	Conservation: State laws	n.d.
3.40	Conservation: State laws	n.d.
3.41	Conservation: State laws	n.d.
3.42	Conservation: State laws	n.d.
3.43	Conservation: State laws	n.d.
3.44	Conservation: State laws	n.d.
3.45	Conservation: State laws	n.d.
3.46	Cornus (Dogwood)	n.d.
3.47	Cut flowers	n.d.
3.48	Cypripedium (Lady's Slipper)	n.d.
3.49	Dehydrating flowers	n.d.
3.50	Dehydrating flowers	n.d.
3.51	Dehydrating flowers	n.d.
3.52	Dicentra (Dutchman's Breeches)	n.d.
3.53	Dionaea	n.d.
3.54	Dipsacus	n.d.
3.55	Drosera	n.d.
3.56	Edible plants	n.d.
3.57	Epigaea	n.d.
3.58	Erythronium	n.d.
3.59	Eschscholtzia	n.d.
3.60	Franklinia	n.d.
3.61	Fritillaria	n.d.
3.62	Frost Flowers	n.d.
3.63	Galax	n.d.
3.64	Gentia Grinita	n.d.
3.65	Grassland	n.d.
3.66	Ground covers	n.d.
3.67	Hay fever plants	n.d.
3.68	Helianthus	n.d.
3.69	Hepatica	n.d.
3.70	Heteromeles	n.d.
4.1	Hydrastis Canadensis	n.d.
4.2	Hydroponics	n.d.
4.3	Ilex (Holly)	n.d.
4.4	Ilex (Holly)	n.d.
4.5	Ilex (Holly)	n.d.
4.6	Ilex (Holly)	n.d.
4.7	Illinois chapter	n.d.
4.8	Lobelia	n.d.
4.9	Lycopodium	n.d.
4.10	Mahonia	n.d.
4.11	Microfilm	n.d.
4.12	Nomenclature	n.d.
4.13	Nomenclature	n.d.
4.14	North Carolina	n.d.
4.15	Organic Gardening	n.d.
4.16	Panax Quinquefolium	n.d.
4.17	Paper flowers	n.d.
4.18	Philadelphia Sesquincentennial	n.d.
4.19	Photo resources	n.d.
4.20	Pine Barren Gentian	n.d.
4.21	Plant dealers	n.d.
4.22	Plant lore	n.d.
4.23	Plant patents	n.d.
4.24	Plant pigments	n.d.
4.25	Plant quarantine	n.d.
4.26	Polemonium	n.d.
4.27	Poisonous plants	n.d.
4.28	Populus	n.d.
4.29	Postcards	n.d.
4.30	Postcard plates	n.d.
4.31	Preservation of specimens	n.d.
4.32	Prunus	n.d.
4.33	press clipping service	n.d.
4.34	Reforestation	n.d.
4.35	Rhododendron	n.d.
4.36	Roadside planting	n.d.
4.37	Rock Gardens	n.d.
4.38	Saintpaulia	n.d.
4.39	Sanctuaries-General	n.d.
4.40	Sanctuaries-General	n.d.
4.41	Sanctuaries-General	n.d.
4.42	Sanctuaries-General	n.d.
4.43	Sanctuaries-Alabama	n.d.
4.44	Sanctuaries-Alaska	n.d.
4.45	Sanctuaries-Arizona	n.d.
4.46	Sanctuaries-Arkansas	n.d.
5.1	Sanctuaries-California	n.d.
5.2	Sanctuaries-Canada	n.d.
5.3	Sanctuaries-Colorado	n.d.
5.4	SanctuariesConnecticut	n.d.
5.5	Sanctuaries-District of Columbia	n.d.
5.6	Sanctuaries-Florida	n.d.
5.7	Sanctuaries-Georgia	n.d.
5.8	Sanctuaries-Hawaii	n.d.
5.9	Sanctuaries-Idaho	n.d.
5.10	Sanctuaries-Illinois	n.d.
5.11	Sanctuaries-Indiana	n.d.
5.12	Sanctuaries-Iowa	n.d.
5.13	Sanctuaries-Kansas	n.d.
5.14	Sanctuaries-Kentucky	n.d.
5.15	Sanctuaries-Louisiana	n.d.
5.16	Sanctuaries-Maine	n.d.
5.17	Sanctuaries-Maryland	n.d.
5.18	Sanctuaries-Massachusetts	n.d.
5.19	Sanctuaries-Michigan	n.d.
5.20	Sanctuaries-Minnesota	n.d.
5.21	Sanctuaries-New Hampshire	n.d.
5.22	Sanctuaries-New Jersey	n.d.
5.23	Sanctuaries-New York	n.d.
5.24	Sanctuaries-North Carolina	n.d.
5.25	Sanctuaries-Ohio	n.d.
5.26	Sanctuaries-Oregon	n.d.
5.27	Sanctuaries-Pennsylvannia	n.d.
5.28	Sanctuaries-South Dakota	n.d.
5.29	Sanctuaries-Tennessee	n.d.
5.30	Sanctuaries-Texas	n.d.
5.31	Sanctuaries-Utah	n.d.
5.32	Sanctuaries-Virginia	n.d.
5.33	Sanctuaries-West Virginia	n.d.
5.34	Sanctuaries-Wisconsin	n.d.
5.35	Sanctuaries-Wyoming	n.d.
5.36	Sanguinaria canadensis	n.d.
5.37	Sarracenia	n.d.
5.38	Seeds	n.d.
5.39	Seeds	n.d.
5.40	Seeds	n.d.
5.41	Seed Exhibit	n.d.
5.42	Shade plants	n.d.
5.43	Shortia	n.d.
5.44	Signs	n.d.
5.45	Silene	n.d.
5.46	State flowers	n.d.
5.47	State flowers	n.d.
5.48	State trees	n.d.
5.49	Symplocarpus	n.d.
5.50	Taraxacom (dandelion)	n.d.
5.51	Terrariums	n.d.
5.52	Toxicodendron	n.d.
5.53	Trees	n.d.
5.54	Trifolium	n.d.
5.55	Trillium	n.d.
5.56	Typha	n.d.
5.57	Vaccinium	n.d.
5.58	Vegetables	n.d.
5.59	Venus Fly-trap	n.d.
5.60	Viola	n.d.
6.1	Weeds	n.d.
6.2	Wild Flower Day	n.d.
6.3	Wild Flower dealers	n.d.
6.4	Wild Flower lists: general	n.d.
6.5	Wild Flower lists: Alaska	n.d.
6.6	Wild Flower lists: Alaska	n.d.
6.7	Wild Flower lists: Florida	n.d.
6.8	Wild Flower lists: Great Plains	n.d.
6.9	Wild Flower lists: Kodachrome slides	n.d.
6.10	Wild Flower lists: Northwest	n.d.
6.11	Wild Flower lists: Oklahoma	n.d.
6.12	Wild Flower lists: Pacific states	n.d.
6.13	Wild Flower lists: Rocky Mountains	n.d.
6.14	Wild Flower lists: Southeast	n.d.
6.15	Wild Flower lists: Southwest	n.d.
6.16	Wild Flower Magazine	1924-1936/1941/1962
6.17	Wild Flower movies:	n.d.
6.18	Wild Flower nursery catalogs	n.d.
6.19	Wild Flower outline drawings	n.d.
6.20	Wild Flower outline drawings	n.d.
6.21	Wild Flower outline drawings	n.d.
6.22	Wild Flower pagents	n.d.
6.23	Wild Flower posters and signs	n.d.
6.24	Wild Flower posters and signs	n.d.
6.25	Wild Flower study hikes	n.d.
6.26	Wild gardens	n.d.
6.27	Yosian	n.d.
6.28	Zephyranthes	n.d.

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Series 5. Publications.

Scope and Content: Publications created and disseminated via the WFPS regarding conservation, sanctuaries, wild flower study, and lectures.
Folder	Title	Date
6.29	Publications-general	1923-1934
6.30	Publications-Circular 1-19	1922-1948
6.31	Publications-Circular 20-55	1948-1953
6.32	Publications-Bulletins 1-6	1930-1960

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Series 6. Manuscripts.

Scope and Content: Undated lectures.
Folder	Title	Date
6.33	"Our Native Plants that Need Protection, Adapted to the Northeastern States"	n.d.
6.34	"Late Spring Wild Flowers of the Northeastern States" #2-4	n.d.

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Series 7. Photographs.

Scope and Content: Mounted black and white photographs of wild flowers include common and latin names.
Folder	Title	Date
7.1	AB-AG	n.d.
7.2	AH-AL	n.d.
7.3	AM-AN	n.d.
7.4	AP-AQ	n.d.
7.5	ARA-ARE	n.d.
7.6	ARG-ARU	n.d.
7.7	ASA-ASP	n.d.
7.8	AS-AT	n.d.
7.9	AU-AZ	n.d.
7.10	BA-BE	n.d.
7.11	BI	n.d.
7.12	Birds, animals and insects	n.d.
7.13	BL-BU	n.d.
7.14	Cactaceae	n.d.
7.15	CAL	n.d.
7.16	CAM-CAR	n.d.
7.17	CE	n.d.
7.18	CAS-CAU	n.d.
7.19	CHA-CHE	n.d.
7.20	Christmas greens	n.d.
7.21	CHI-CHR	n.d.
7.22	CI	n.d.
7.23	CLA-CLE	n.d.
7.24	CLI	n.d.
7.25	COC-COM	n.d.
8.1	CON	n.d.
8.2	COO-COR	n.d.
8.3	Cornus	n.d.
8.4	Cornus	n.d.
8.5	Cornus	n.d.
8.6	CY	n.d.
8.7	CU	n.d.
8.8	CR	n.d.
8.9	DA	n.d.
8.10	DE	n.d.
8.11	DI	n.d.
8.12	DO-DR	n.d.
8.13	EC-EM	n.d.
8.14	EP	n.d.
8.15	ERI-ERO	n.d.
8.16	ERY	n.d.
8.17	ES-EU	n.d.
8.18	F	n.d.
8.19	Ferns (A-B)	n.d.
8.20	Ferns (C-L)	n.d.
8.21	Ferns (O-W)	n.d.
8.22	Foreign	n.d.
8.23	Fungi Lichens	n.d.
8.24	GA	n.d.
8.25	GE	n.d.
8.26	GI-GO	n.d.
8.27	HA-HE	n.d.
9.1	HI-HO	n.d.
9.2	HU-HY	n.d.
9.3	I	n.d.
9.4	IRIS	n.d.
9.5	J	n.d.
9.6	K	n.d.
9.7	LA-LE	n.d.
9.8	LI	n.d.
9.9	LO-LY	n.d.
9.10	MA	n.d.
9.11	ME	n.d.
9.12	MI	n.d.
9.13	Mosses	n.d.
9.14	MO-MY	n.d.
9.15	N	n.d.
9.16	O	n.d.
9.17	Orchids	n.d.
9.18	Orchids	n.d.
9.19	Orchids	n.d.
9.20	PA	n.d.
9.21	PE	n.d.
9.22	PHA-PHI	n.d.
9.23	PHL	n.d.
10.1	PHO-PHY	n.d.
10.2	PI-PL	n.d.
10.3	POA-POL	n.d.
10.4	PON-POT	n.d.
10.5	PR-PY	n.d.
10.6	Q and RA-RHI	n.d.
10.7	Rhododendron	n.d.
10.8	RI-RY	n.d.
10.9	SAB-SAN	n.d.
10.10	SAP-SAX	n.d.
10.11	SC-SH	n.d.
10.12	SI	n.d.
10.13	SM-SO	n.d.
10.14	SP	n.d.
10.15	ST-SY	n.d.
10.16	TA-TO	n.d.
10.17	Trees (A-B)	n.d.
10.18	Trees (C-G)	n.d.
10.19	Trees (H-O)	n.d.
10.20	Trees (Q-Z)	n.d.
11a.1	TR-TY	n.d.
11a.2	U	n.d.
11a.3	VA	n.d.
11a.4	VE	n.d.
11a.5	VI	n.d.
11a.6	W-X-Y-Z	n.d.
11a.7	MISC A-D	n.d.
11a.8	MISC E-O	n.d.
11a.9	MISC P-R	n.d.
11a.10	MISC S-Z	n.d.

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Series 8. Photographs and Negatives.

Scope and Content: Mounted black and white photographs (appx. 3.5 x 4.75 inches) identified by latin names include negatives of the same size.
Folder	Title	Date
11.1	Athyrium cyclosorum-Cimicifuga elata (1-20)	n.d.
11.2	Cimicifuga racemosa-Dennstaedtia punctilobula (21-40)	n.d.
11.3	Dryopteris ridida arguta-Erythronium giganteum (41-60)	n.d.
11.4	Erythronium giganteum and johnsonii-Eupatorium purpureum (61-80	n.d.
11.5	Euphorbia crenylata- Gentiana andrewsii (81-100)	n.d.
11.6	Gentiana andrewsii- Gila capitata (101-120)	n.d.
11.7	Glycyorhiza lepidota-Hibiscus militaris (121-140)	n.d.
11.8	Hibiscus militaris-Houstonia coeruka (141-160)	n.d.
11.9	Houstonia longifolia-Impatiens (161-180)	n.d.
11.10	Impatiens-Jeffersonia diphylla (181-200)	n.d.
11.11	Jeffersonia diphylla-Lycopodium tristachyum (201-220)	n.d.
11.12	Malaxis monophylla-Peziza Hallock (221-240)	n.d.
11.13	Phegopteris dryopteris-Polypodium polypodioides (241-260)	n.d.
11.14	Polypodium polypodioides-Polystichum acrostichoides (261-280)	n.d.
11.15	Polystichum acrostichoides-Rosa cherokeensis (281-300)	n.d.
11.16	Rosa lucida-Sabbatia angularis (301-320)	n.d.
11.17	Sabbatia campanulta-Sanguinaria canadensis (321-340)	n.d.
11.18	Sanguinaria canadensis-Saururus cernuus (341-360)	n.d.
11.19	Saxifraga micranthidifolia- Sedum nevii (361-380)	n.d.
11.20	Sedum pulchellum-Silene caroliniana (381-400)	n.d.
11.21	Silene caryophylla-Solidago nemoralis-Ray fitter (401-420)	n.d.
11.22	Solidago nemoralis-Steironema ciliatum (421-440)	n.d.
11.23	Stropharia aeruginosa-Toxicodendron vernix (441-460)	n.d.
11.24	Toxicodendron vernix-Trillium luteum (461-480)	n.d.
11.25	Trillium ovatum-Triteleia uniflora (481-500)	n.d.
12.1	Triteleia uniflora-Vaccinium stamineum (501-520)	n.d.
12.2	Vaccinium stamineum-Veratrum viride (521-540)	n.d.
12.3	Verbascum-Viola nedata (541-560)	n.d.
12.4	Viola nedata viola-Zygadenus venenosus (561-580)	n.d.

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Series 9. Negatives.

Scope and Content: A combination of film negatives and glass plate negatives indicating the name, collector, number, and year of plant, arranged alphabetically. Also included are miscelleaneous oversized plates, map prints, notes, and handwritten indexes. These indexes do not comprise the majority of the series. ∗ This series is fragile and pending conservation work including refoldering and seperation of glass plate slides. The entire series is housed seperately from the main collection in the NYBG film vault. It is recommended that access be restricted.
Box	Title	Date
13	A-Az	n.d.
14	Ba-Core	n.d.
15	Corn-Euph	n.d.
16	Fen-Kal	n.d.
17	Koe-Orch	n.d.
18	Orn-Pru	n.d.
19	Pseu-Tip	n.d.
20	Til-Zizi	n.d.
21	Ferns	n.d.
22	Orchids	n.d.
23	Oversized--Miscellaneous	n.d.
24	Oversized--Miscellaneous	n.d.
25	Indexes	n.d.

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Series 10. Miscellaneous Posters.

Scope and Content: This series consists of miscellaneous posters that depict endangered plants. They consist of drawings mounted on board as well as mounted photographs.

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