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Til sondiiij^ Hpoiuinons of plantH for iiivi)rfLi{'<atlon it is
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speidmena state where colloctod, tho date, and any other
particulars of the plant, whether reputed ijolsonous, pesti-
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ages weighing loss than four ponnda can be sent hy mail
at the rate of one cent per ounce. Write the name of the
sender on the outside. In the letter ac3oompanylng the
specimens sUite where collected, the date, and any other
particulars of the plant, whether reputed poisonous, pesti-
ferous, medicinal, or useful.

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sent, from a dlstauoe It is best to pv<5ijare the Hjjoolmons
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specimens state whore collociod, the date, and any other
particulars of the plant, whether reputed poisonous, pesti-
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case of bulbous plants, the bulbs, also. When they are
sent from a distance it is best to prepare the specimens
by drying them under pressure between folds of absorb-
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be hardly recognizable. When the dried plants are sent
they should he protected from breakage In the mail by
being Inclosed beiwonn pieces of .slllT pasteboard. Pack-
ages wtnghlng less than four pounds can be sent by tnall
at the rate (.f one cont jjor ounce. Write the name of the
sender on the outside. In the letter accompanying tlie
specimens state whore coJleiite<l, the date, and any other
panhmiarstd’ the plant, whether reputed pohsonous, pesti-
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they should be protected from breakage In the mail by
being inclosed between pifices of slilT iiasteboard. Pack-
ages weiglii rig less than four pounds can be sent by mall
at the rate of ono cent per ounce. ‘Write tho name of the
sender on ihe oulside. In the letter accompanying the
specimens state where collected, the date, and any other
particulars of the plant, whether reputed poisonous, pesti-
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by drying them under pressure between folds of absorb-
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particulars of the plant. whelhern*iMilPd poisonous, pesti-
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at the rate of one cent per ouiu^e. Write tho name of the
sender on the outside. In the leilor ncoompanylng the
specimens stato where collected, tho date, and any other
particulars of the plant, whether reputed poisonous, pesti-
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by drying lliein utuler pressure between fold.s of ubsorb-
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be hardly rocognizfilile. When the dried plants are sent
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being iiieP'serl belw oen pieces (<f stilT jiasteboard. Pack-
ages weighing less than four pounds can V.io sent by mall
at the rate of one cent per ounce. 'WfU.e llie name of the
sender on the tuiislde. In the letter accompanying tiio
siiecimens state where collecteil, the dale, and finy other
|)artloiiiarsol’tlie plant. vvhoLiier reputed poisonous, i.)esii-
ferous, medicinal, or useful.

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case of hulhons i)lant8, the bun)s, also. ‘When Jlit^y are
sent from a distance it is host to ijro{)are the speciniens
hy drying: them uinler in'ossure l)Otwoon folds of ahst>rb-
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helnu incloHod between |ile<*es rd* atiff jMislchoard. Pack-
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sender on the oui.sido. In the letter acctunpanying the
specimens state where collected, Uio dale, atid any other
l)articularHoEth 0 plant, whetiior reputed poisonous, pesti-
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DIVISION OF BOTANY,

In sendinj' specimens of plants for invest! jjatloii it is
desirable to have the leaves, flowers, and fruit ; and, in the
case ofhiilbous plants, the hulhs, also. When they are
sent from a <lislHnce it l.s host to prepare t, lie specimens
hydryinK thorn under prossnro hot weon folds of absorb-
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be hardly I'OcognlzH.ble. When the dried plants are sent
theyshonbl he protected from hreakaffe in ilie mail by
being inclosed between p1e?(re» of slilT paslohoard. Pack-
ages weighing less Ihaii four pounds can he sent by Jiiail
at the rate of one cent per ounce. Write the name of the
sender on tlie onlsidt*. In ihe letter acoorniianylng the
specimens state where collected, the date, and any other
particulars of the plant, whether reputed poisonous, pesti-
ferous, medicinal, or useful.

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be hardly rocogniy-aldo. When the drie<l plani/S are sent
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ages weighing loss than I’onr pounds ca.n be sent by mail
at the rate of one cent per otince. Write Iho imirie of the
sender on the ouisldo. in tho letter accompanying tlie
specimens state where collected, the date, and any other
particulars of the plant, whether reputed poisonous, pesti-
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sender on the outside, in the letter n<!(5ornpauying the
speciimens state where collected, the date, and any other
partitmlars of the plant, whether reputed poisonous, pesti-
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be hardly rocognlKable. Whoti tho dried plants are sent
they should lie i>rotcctf'd from breakage in tho mall hy
being incloaea hot ween pieces of stiff i)nstcboara. Pack-
ages weighing less than four jiounds can bo sent by mall
at the rate of one cent per ouiuje. Write the name of tbo
sender on tho <»utsldo. In the letter accomikauying the
specimens state whore collected, tho date, and any other
particulars of the plant, whether reputed poisonous, pesti-
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deslrabio to have the leaves, flowers, and fruit ; and, in the
case oflmlhoua plants, the bulhs, also. When tlioy are
sent from a distanoe it is best to ])repare the specimens
by dr>'trig them mider prehsure iieiweou folds of absorb-
ent paper, otherwlsu the parrs ahrink and lirealc so ns to
be har.lly roootrnizablo. When iJie dried plants are sent
they slioiilri be proioctoa from broakage in ibom.ailby
boinu inclosed belW4*en jilceoa of srilT pnsioboard. Pack-
ages weighing less than four pounds cun be aont by mail
at tlie rale of one cent fior ounce. Wrilc' t lie iiatiie of i ho
seiulor on ilm outside. In tbo letter araioinfianying the
specimens state where collected, the date, and any otiior
particulars of tin* plant, whether reputed poiaouous, pesti-
ferous, medicinal, or useful.

DIVISION OF BOTANY,

DIVISION OF BOTANY,

In sending speoimens of plants for investigation it is
desirable to have the leaves, flowers, and fruit ; and, in the
case of bulbous plants, the bulbs, also. When they are
sent from a rlisianc^e it is best to f)repare the specimens
by drying' them under pressure between folds of absorb-
ent j^ajan’, otherwise the parls shrink niui break so as to
be hardly recognizable. When the dried plants art' sent
they should be protected from breakage in the mail l)y
being Inclosed between pieces ot stiff pasteboard. Pack-
ages wtdghing less than four pounds rtau bo sent by mail
at the rale of one cent per oinu‘o. Write tho name of the
sender on the outside. In the letter acftompanying the
specimens slate whr3re collected, tho date, and any other
particulars of the plant, whether rojmied poisonous, pesti-
ferous, medicinal, or useful.

DIVISION OF BOTANY,

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In seiKliiii' speclinons of plants for Investigation it is
deslraPle l,f>have the leaves, flowers, and fruit ; aud. in the
case of hulhons plants, ihe bulhs, also. When ihcy are
sent from a distam^e it is best to prepare t, lie Hpeoimens
by drying tliem under preseiiro botweon folds of absorb-
ent pafior, otherwise tlio jiarts fthrlnk ami break .so as to
be hardly rocogni^fiablo. When Mie dried plants are sent
they should bo ]}roreoted from breakage In the mall by
being IncloHBii between piocos of stilT pmsleboard. Pack-
ages weighing less than hnjr pounds (!an be sent by mail
at the rate of one cent per oimeo. Write ihe name of the
sender on the outside. Iti ihe letter arjcomijanying the
siiecimetiH stai-e where collected, the date, and any otlier
particulars of Ihe plant, whether reputed poisonous, posti-
ferous, medicinal, or useful.

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DIVISION OF BOTANY,

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In sending specimens of plants for investigation it is
desirable to have the leaves, flowers, and fruit ; and, in t he
case of bulbous jjlants, the bulbs, also. Wtiea they aro
sent from a distance it Is best t-> proj)are the specimens
by drying them under pressure between folds of absorb-
ent paper, olhorwiso the parts shrink, and break so as to
be hardly rocognlscable. "Wfien the dried plants are sent
they should be protected from breakage in the mail by
being inclosed between jdeces of stiff pasteboard. Pack-
ages weighing loss than four pounds (jan be sent by mail
at the rale of one cent per ounce. Write the name of the
sender on the outside. In the letter accompanying the
specimens state where collected, the date, and any other
particulars of the plant, whether reputed poisonous, pesti-
ferous, medicinal, or useful.

DIVISION OF BOTANY,

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In sending specimens of plants for investigation it is
desirable to have the lCtavc8,fl(^wors, and fruit; and, in the
case of bulbous plants, the bulbs, also. Wheu they are
sent from a distance it is best u* prepare the specimens
by drying them under pressure heiwoen folds of absorb-
ent paper, otherwise Ute parts shrink anti break so as to
be hardly roc(»gnizable. When tlie dried plants are sent
they should be protected from breakage in the mail by
being inclosed between pieces or stiff pasteboard. Pack-
ages weighing less than tour pounds can he sent by mail
at the rate of one cent per ounce. Write the name of the
sender on the outside. In the letter accompanying the
specimens state where collected, the date, and any other
particulars of the plant, whether reputed poisonous, pesti-
ferous, medicinal, or useful.

DIVISION OF BOTANY,

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In sending specimens of plants for Investigation it Is
dealraPle to have the leaves, flowers, and fruit ; and, in the
case of hulhous plants, the bulbs, also. When they are
sent from a distance It Is best to prepare the specimens
by drying them under pressure between folds of absorb-
ent paper, otherwise ilie pans shrink and break so as to
be hardly recognizable. Wlien the dried plants are sent
they should be protected from breakage in the mail by
being inclosed between pieces of stiff pasteboard. Pack-
ages weighing loss than four poumis (?an bo sent by mail
at the rate of one cent per ounce. Write the name of the
sender on the outside. In the letter accompanying the
specimens state where collected, the date, and any other
particulars of the plant, whether reputed poisonous, pesti-
ferous, medicinal, or useful.

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DIVISION OF BOTANY,

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In sending specimens of plants for investigation it is
desirable to have tho leaves, n<'>werH, and fruit; and, in the
case of bulbous plants, the bulbs, also. When they arc
sent from a distance it. is best to j)re.pare t.ho specimens
by drying them under pressure botweeu folds of absorb-
ent paper, otlterwise the parts shrink and break so as to
be hardly recognizable. When the dried plants are sent
they should be protected from breakage in the mail by
being incloaod between pieces of stiff pasteboard. Pack-
ages weighing less than four pounds can be sent by mall
at the rate r>f one cent per ounce. Wrlio the name of the
sender on the outside. In the letter accompanying the
specimens state where collected, the date, and any other
particulars of the plant, whether reputed poisonous, pesti-
ferous, medicinal, or useful.

DIVISION OF BOTANY,

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case of bulbous plants, the bulbs, also. When they are
sent from a dlsiance it is best to prepare the specimens
by drying them under pressure bol.wficn folds of absorb-
ent paper, otherwise the jiarts shrink and break so as to
be hardly recognizable. When the dried plants are sent
they should be protected from breakage in the mail by
being inclosed between pieces of stiff pasteboard. Pack-
ages weighing loss than four pounds can be sent by mail
at the rate of one cent per ounce. Write the name of the
sender on the outside. In the letter accompanying the
specimens state where collected, the date, and any oth^
particulars of the plant, whether reputed poisonous, pestf- *
ferous, medicinal, or useful. \ ' \

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desirable to have Uio leaves, flowers, and fruit; and. In the
case of bnlbons plants, the bulbs, also. When they are
sent from a dtHianco it is best to prepare the specimens
by drying them under pressure i)etweeii folds of absorb-
ent paper, otherwise the parts shrink and break so as to
be hardly recognizable. When the dried plants are sent
they should be protected from breakage In the mall by
being inclosed between pieces of stiff pasteboard. Pack-
ages weighing les.s than four pounds can be sent by mall
at the rate of one cent per otince. Write the name of the
sender on the outside. In the letter accompanying the
specimens state where collected, the date, and any other
particulars of the plant, whether reputed poisonous, pesti-
ferous, medicinal, or useful.

DIVISION OF BOTANY,

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In sending specimens of plants for investigation it is
desirable to have the leaves, flowers, and fruit; and, In the
case of bulbous plants, tlio bulbs, also. Wlieii they are
sent from a diaiauce it is best to prepare the specimens
by drying thorn under pressure between folds of absorb-
ent paper, otherwise the parts shrink and break so as to
be hardly recognizable. Wiiou the dried plants are sent
they should be protected from breakage In the mail by
being inclosed between pieces of stiff pasteboard. Pack-
ages weighing leas than four pounds <;an be sent by mail
at the rate of one cent x>er ounce. Write the name of the
sender on the outside. In the letter accompanying the
specimens state where collected, the date, and any other
particulars of the plant, whether reputed poisonous, pesti-
ferous, medicinal, or useful.

DIVISION OF BOTANY,

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desirable to have the leaves, flowers, and fruit ; and, in the
case of hulhous plants, the bulbs, also. When they are-
sent from a dlsmn<!0 It Is best to prepare tlie specimens
by drying thorn under pvesstire between folds of absorb-
ent paper, oilierwlsG iho pans shrink, a-nd break so as to
be bardly rocognlzablo. When the ilried plants are sent
they should bo protected from breakage in the mail by
being inclosed between i)ieces of stiff pasteboard. Pack-
ages weighing loss than four pounds can be sent by moil
at the rate of one cent per ounce. Write the name of the
sender on Ihe outside. In the letter accompanying the
specimens state where collcotod, tlie date, and any other
particulars of the plant, whether reputed poisonous, pesti-
ferous, medicinal, or useful.

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desirable to liave the leaves, flowers, and fruit ; and, in the
case of bulbous plants, the bulbs, also. When they are
sent from a distance It is best to prepare the specimens
by drying thorn under pressure between folds of absorb-
ent paper, otherwise the parts shrinlt and break so as to
be hardly recognizable. When the dried plants arc sent
they should be protected from breakage in the mail by
being inclosed between pieces of stiff pasteboard. Pack-
ages weighing less thjin four pounds can bo sent by mall
at the rale of one cent per ohuce. Write the name of the
sender on the outside, in the letter accompanying the
specirneuB state whore collectedr the date, and ony other
particulars of the plant, whether reputed poisonous, pesti-
ferous, medicinal, or useful.

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desirable to liave tbe leaves, flowers, and fruit ; and, in the
case of bulbous plants, the bulbs, also. When they are
sent from a distance it Is host to proi»nre the specimens
by drying them under pressure between folds of absorb-
ent paper, otherwise th(5 parts shrink and break so ns to
be hardly recognizable. 'Whoa the dried plants are sent
they should be protected from breakage in the mail by
being Inclosed between pieces of stiff pasteboard. Pack-
ages weighing less than four poutuis can be sent by mall
at the rate of one cent per ounce. "Wrlto the name of the
sender on the outside. In the letter a(?companylng the
specimens slate where collected, the date, and any other
particulars of the plant, whether reputed poisonous, pesti-
ferous, medicinal, or useful.

DIVISION OF BOTANY,

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desirable tobave tbo leaves, flowers, and fruit ; and, In the
case of bulbous plants, the bulbs, also. TVlien they are
sent from a dlsiauoe it is best to prepare the specimens
by dryin/x ihom under pressure between fobis of absorb-
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Dr.Sereno Watson,

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Dear Sir:

I mail you to-day, for the Harvard University Herbarium
a set of 54 species of mosses collected in California by Bolander.

I shall be glad to get if possible a set of Wright's Cuban moss-
es, whenever they are worked up, for the National Herbarium.

Yours truly.

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Washiugton, D. 0., July, 10th, 1890.

Dr. Sereno Y/atson,

Cambridge, Mass.
Dear Sir:

I send to you to-day a Hymenocallis , collected at
Manatee, Florida, by Mi J.il. Simpson.

Please keep th« specimen and tell me if it is H. Palmei-i.

Yo u' a wruly.

Washington, D. 0., March 24th, 1890

Mr, Sereno Watson,

Cambridge ,Mass,
DearSir :

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shall be glad to get a set of Wright's Hepaticae.

Yours truly,

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specimens by diying tlicm under pressure betw’cen folds of absorb-
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collector, and add any other notes in regard to the economic value
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state where each plant was collected, the date, the name of the
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collector, and add any other notes in regard to the economic value
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