CATALOGUE OF THE BULLER EMORIAL LIBRARY CANADA DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE CATALOGUE DE LA BIB Lit) 1 HL\) U L COMMEMORATIVE BULLER 630,4 C212 1226 ISTÈRE DE L'AGRICULTURE DU CANADA c.3 ! LIBRARY DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE OTTAWA. ONTARIO Book N0...S.2.Q.+A.. C212 Pub.,...JL226 C«jg This book should be returned two weeks from date of loan. No stamps are necessary. AL 36 27915— FSM— 461 py 7 .7 Digitized by the Internet Archive in 2012 with funding from Agriculture and Agri-Food Canada - Agriculture et Agroalimentaire Canada http://www.archive.org/details/catalogueofbulleOOoliv CATALOGUE OF THE BULLER MEMORIAL LIBRARY Compiled by Kent D. Oliver, Librarian Research Station, Winnipeg, Man. RESEARCH BRANCH CANADA DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE Publication 1226 1965 CATALOGUE DE LA BIBLIOTHÈQUE COMMEMORATIVE BULLER Compilé par Kent D. Oliver, bibliothécaire Station de recherches, Winnipeg (Man.) 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Des exemplaires sont à la disposition des intéressés dans toutes les bibliothèques publiques du Canada Prix $3.00 N° de catalogue A53-1226 Prix sujet à changement sans avis préalable Roger Duhamel, M.S.R.C. Imprimeur de la Reine et Contrôleur de la papeterie Ottawa, Canada 1965 lM-31864-2:65 CONTENTS Page Lending Policy 6 Foreword 7 Scientific Section 17 Nonscientific Section 63 TABLE DES MATIÈRES Page Service de prêts 6 Avant-propos 7 Section scientifique 17 Section non scientifique 63 80085 Professor A. H. R. Buller, 1936 Professeur A. H. R. Buller, 1936 Part of the Buller Memorial Library Partie de la Bibliothèque commemorative Buller LENDING POLICY The Buller Library is a private library and, as such, has a restricted loan practice. Books marked with an asterisk cannot be borrowed. Books without an asterisk can be borrowed through a library using regular inter- library loan channels. Borrowing libraries can write either Library, Canada Department of Agriculture, Research Station, Box 6200, Winni- peg 1, Manitoba; or Main Library, Canada Department of Agriculture, Ottawa 1, Ontario. SERVICE DE PRETS La Bibliothèque Buller est une bibli- othèque privée et n'a qu'un service limité de prêts. Les livres marqués d'un astérisque ne sont pas prêtés; les autres le sont par l'entremise des bibliothèques dotées d'un service de prêts entre bibliothèques. Ces biblio- thèques n'ont qu'à écrire à: La Bibliothèque, Station de recher- ches, Ministère de l'Agriculture du Canada, C.P. 6200, Winnipeg 1, Manitoba; ou La Bibliothèque cen- trale, Ministère de l'Agriculture du Canada, Ottawa 1, Ontario. 6 FOREWORD AVANT-PROPOS The Buller Memorial Library is the personal collection of books of Arthur Henry Reginald Buller, Pro- fessor of Botany at the University of Manitoba from 1904 to 1936. It is being kept intact at the Research Station, Canada Department of Agriculture, Winnipeg, as a perma- nent memorial to a great botanist and a colorful personality. This foreword explains how Pro- fessor Buller's personal library came to be housed at the Research Station. Also, since time blurs the outlines of even the most distinguished reputations, it gives a brief account of his career and achievements. Among Professor Buller's many interests was the collection of im- portant scientific books, particularly the botanical classics. This he could well afford to do as he was a bache- lor and came from a well-to-do family. On his frequent trips to England — he made 65 transatlantic crossings during the years he lived at Winnipeg — he spent much time collecting books. He had arrange- ments with book dealers to notify him when certain botanical classics became available. They would cable him the price and he, in return, would cable instructions as to whether or not he would meet the price. As the years went by his La Bibliothèque commemorative Buller (Buller Memorial Library) est la collection personnelle d'ou- vrages de feu Arthur Henry Reginald Buller, professeur de botanique à l'université du Manitoba de 1904 à 1936. Cette collection est conservée intacte à la Station de recherches du ministère de l'Agriculture du Canada, à Winnipeg, pour garder le souvenir d'un grand botaniste doué en même temps d'une personnalité remarquable. Nous voulons ici expliquer d'abord comment il se fait que la biblio- thèque personnelle du professeur Buller se trouve maintenant à la Station de recherches du ministère de l'Agriculture du Canada. En outre, comme la renommée des personnages même les plus éminents s'estompe toujours avec le temps, nous tenons aussi à rappeler briève- ment sa carrière et son œuvre. Le professeur Buller s'intéressait à toutes sortes de choses, entre autres à la collection d'ouvrages scientifi- ques importants, particulièrement les grands classiques de la botanique. Célibataire et appartenant à une famille aisée, il pouvait, en effet, se permettre ce luxe. Au cours des fréquents voyages qu'il fit en Angle- terre,— il traversa 65 fois l'Atlanti- que durant les années qu'il vécut à Winnipeg — il consacra beaucoup de temps à la recherche des ouvrages; il avait même chargé des libraires 8 library grew until it contained many of the botanical classics from the days of the herbals to his own time. His interest was greatest in myco- logieal literature, which is particu- larly well represented. In his later years, after much thought on the ultimate disposal of his library, he expressed to the trustees of his estate the wish that it should go to the Dominion Rust Research Laboratory at Winnipeg, of which he considered himself, and justly so, one of the founders. His connection with that institu- tion deserves mention, not only be- cause of his wish that it should acquire his library but also because it throws light on Professor Buller the scientist. Professor Buller was primarily what is sometimes referred to as a 'pure scientist.' His interest was chiefly in knowledge for its own sake, and most of his research re- flected that attitude. But he also felt strongly that science should serve mankind to its fullest capacity. Dur- ing the early years of his stay at Winnipeg, he had observed with con- cern the ravages of stem rust, which periodically devastated the wheat fields of Manitoba, eastern Sas- katchewan and the adjoining Ameri- can states to the south. After the great rust epidemic of 1916, which reduced the wheat yield of Western Canada by an estimated one hundred million bushels, he decided that the resources of science must be brought to bear on the solution of this prob- lem. At the beginning of 1917 he de l'aviser lorsque certains ouvrages classiques de botanique seraient dis- ponibles. Les libraires lui télé- graphiaient alors le prix et il ré- pondait par télégramme également s'il acceptait ou non le prix. Sa bibliothèque s'accrut avec les années. Elle renfermait finalement beaucoup d'ouvrages classiques qui comptent parmi les plus importants du do- maine de la botanique à partir de l'époque où les ouvrages de botani- que ne traitaient que des plantes médicinales. Il s'intéressait surtout aux ouvrages de mycologie, particu- lièrement bien représentés dans sa collection. Vers la fin de sa vie, il manifesta à ses exécuteurs testamentaires le désir de voir sa bibliothèque passer au Laboratoire fédéral de recherches sur la rouille, établi à Winnipeg. Il se considérait, à juste titre, l'un des fondateurs de ce laboratoire. Il faut dire un mot de ses relations avec cette institution, non seulement parce qu'il voulait lui léguer sa bibliothèque, mais aussi parce qu'- elles nous font mieux connaître le savant qu'était le professeur Buller. Il représentait avant tout ce que l'on appelle parfois un «adepte de la science pure». Il recherchait la science pour elle-même, attitude que traduit d'ailleurs la majeure partie de ses recherches, mais il croyait fermement aussi que la science doit servir l'humanité. Pendant les pre- mières années de son séjour à Winni- peg, il avait observé avec inquiétude les ravages causés par la rouille de la tige qui dévastait périodique- ment les champs de blé du Manitoba, de l'est de la Saskatchewan et des États américains avoisinants. Après 9 visited the University of Minnesota, where research on the grain rusts had recently been initiated. After his return he exerted all his influence toward the founding of a research laboratory designed to investigate stem rust in all its aspects, with particular emphasis on breeding, if possible, agronomically satisfactory wheat varieties resistant to the rust. After the founding of the Dominion Rust Research Laboratory, in 1925, he took a close personal interest in all its research and gave freely of his advice, especially on fundamental research. After Professor Buller's death, in 1944, his expressed wish that his library should be housed by that institution could not be implemented for many years because of his stipu- lation that the library should not become its property until a fireproof room was available for housing it. This could not be complied with until 1957, when the Laboratory was incorporated into the Research Sta- tion. In a new building, completed in 1957, provision was made for the independent housing of Professor Buller's library. It was officially opened on May 30, 1958, when the staff of the Research Station and more than fifty of Professor Buller's friends gathered to pay honor to his memory and to place his ashes in a receptacle in the wall of the library beneath his portrait. Professor Buller was born in Birm- ingham, England, on August 19, 1874. He received his early education la grande épidémie de rouille de 1916, qui avait réduit d'environ 100 millions de boisseaux la production de blé de l'ouest du Canada, il décida qu'il fallait faire appel à toutes les ressources de la science pour résoudre le problème. A la fin de 1917, il alla visiter l'université du Minnesota, qui venait de commencer des recherches sur la rouille des céréales. De retour à Winnipeg, il usa de toute son influence pour amorcer la fondation d'un labora- toire de recherches qui étudierait la rouille de la tige dans tous ses aspects, particulièrement en vue de créer, autant que possible, des variétés de blé de bon rapport mais résistantes à cette maladie. Une fois le Laboratoire fédéral de recherches sur la rouille fondé en 1925, il s'in- téressa personnellement à tous ses travaux de recherches sans ménager ses conseils, particulièrement sur la recherche fondamentale. Le professeur Buller mourut en 1944. Il fut, toutefois, pendant long- temps impossible de donner suite au désir qu'il avait exprimé de voir sa bibliothèque logée dans le Labora- toire parce qu'il avait posé entre autres conditions qu'elle ne devrait pas passer à cette institution tant qu'on ne pourrait l'installer dans des locaux à l'épreuve du feu. C'est seulement en 1957 que cette condi- tion fut réalisée. A ce moment-là, cependant, le Laboratoire fédéral de recherches sur la rouille faisait partie de la Station de recherches du ministère de l'Agriculture du Ca- nada. En construisant les nouveaux bâtiments de cette Station, qui fut terminée en 1957, on avait réservé des pièces séparées pour la biblio- 10 at Queen's College, Taunton, and at Mason College, now the University of Birmingham, and received a B.Sc. degree at the University of London. He studied at the University of Leipzig under Professor Pfeffer from 1897 to 1899, and while there won the 1851 Exhibition Scholarship and received a Ph.D. degree. From 1899 to 1901 he studied under Professor Hartig at Munich and spent the summers at the International Marine Biological Station at Naples, where he studied the fertilization of the eggs of sea urchins. From 1901 to J 904 he served as lecturer in botany at the University of Birmingham, and while there was awarded a D.Sc. degree. In 1904 he was appointed to the University of Manitoba, where he organized the botany department which he headed until his retirement in 1936. His interest in research on fungi crystallized during his lectureship at Birmingham. He continued research on them for the rest of his life, and published the seven beautifully written and splendidly illustrated volumes of his Researches on Fungi. The last of these was edited after his death by his friend Dr. G. R. Bisby. In addition to these seven volumes, which constitute his mag- num opus, he published many papers in scientific journals. Among these special mention might be made of "The Diploid Cell and the Diploid- isation Process in Plants and thèque du professeur Buller. Elle fut inaugurée le 30 mai 1958: le person- nel de la Station de recherches et plus de cinquante amis du professeur se réunirent alors pour rendre hom- mage à sa mémoire et placer ses cendres au bas de son portrait, dans un vase encastré dans le mur de la bibliothèque. Né à Birmingham (Angleterre) , le 19 août 1874, le professeur Buller étudia d'abord au Queen's College, de Taunton, et au Mason College, aujourd'hui université de Birming- ham, et il reçut le diplôme de bachelier es sciences à l'université de Londres. De 1897 à 1899, il étudia à l'université de Leipzig sous la direction du professeur Pfeffer et obtint le titre de Ph.D. (Philosophise Doctor) en 1899. Durant ses études à Leipzig il gagna la «1851 Exhibi- tion Scholarship». Il étudia ensuite avec le professeur Hartig à Munich et, en quittant l'Allemagne, il séjourna un an à la Station inter- nationale de biologie marine de Naples où il étudia la fécondation des œufs de l'oursin. De 1901 à 1904, il fut maître de conférences de botanique à l'université de Birming- ham et y obtint un doctorat es sciences. En 1904 il fut nommé pro- fesseur à l'université du Manitoba où il organisa le Département de botanique qu'il dirigea jusqu'à sa retraite, en 1936. Pendant qu'il enseignait à l'uni- versité de Birmingham, il commença à s'intéresser véritablement aux champignons en tant que domaine de recherche. Il continua alors ses travaux dans ce domaine pendant le reste de sa vie et publia sept volumes remarquablement rédigés et 11 Animals, with Special Reference to the Higher Fungi," published in 1941. In all his researches, it was the living plant that appealed to him. Herbarium material held little inter- est for him. Among his favorite subjects for study were the mecha- nisms of spore discharge in the fungi and the modes of migration of nuclei through fungus mycelia, neither of which could be effectively studied by use of dead material. Similarly, in his teaching, it was living material that he emphasized. This is well borne out by a story told by one of his laboratory assistants who asked him for vials of algae for his morphology class. "Miss — ," he said, "I never teach from dead plants. Go to the aquarium and see what algae you can find." Although laboratory research was his main scientific activity, he was a good general botanist and loved nothing better than his frequent col- lecting forays on which he could study higher plants and fungi in their natural habitats. His interest in the fungi, and the realization that Western Canada was virtually un- explored territory as far as the identities and distributions of its fungi were concerned, directed his activities toward a survey of the fungus flora of Manitoba. In his work he collaborated with Dr. G. R. Bisby and John Dearness. The result of this collaboration was The Fungi of Manitoba, published in 1929. Later collaboration with Bisby, magnifiquement illustrés intitulés Researches on Fungi dont le dernier parut après sa mort grâce aux bons soins de son ami G. R. Bisby. Outre ces sept volumes, il publia dans des revues scientifiques de nombreux articles parmi lesquels il faut men- tionner particulièrement «The Di- ploid Cell and the Diploidisation Process in Plants and Animals, with Special Reference to the Higher Fungi», qui date de 1941. Dans tous ses travaux de recher- ches, la plante vivante constituait pour lui le matériau par excellence. Les spécimens d'herbier l'intéres- saient peu. Parmi ses sujets d'étude préférés, il faut mentionner le mécanisme de la libération des spores dans les champignons et les modes de migration des noyaux par l'intermédiaire du mycélium, deux questions que l'on ne pouvait étudier efficacement en employant des plantes mortes. Dans ses cours, il insistait également sur l'emploi de matière vivante. A l'une de ses auxiliaires de laboratoire qui lui demandait un jour des fioles d'algues pour ses étudiants en morphologie, il répondait: «Mademoiselle, je ne me sers jamais de plantes mortes dans mon enseignement. Allez à l'aquarium chercher les algues qu'il vous faut». Tout en consacrant la majeure partie de son activité à la recherche au laboratoire, il était un très bon botaniste et aimait beaucoup aller herboriser afin d'étudier les plantes supérieures et les champignons dans leur habitat. S'intéressant profondé- ment aux champignons, et voyant que l'on n'avait presque rien fait encore dans l'ouest du Canada pour 12 Dearness, Professor W. P. Fraser, and Dr. R. C. Russell led to the publication of The Fungi of Mani- toba and Saskatchewan in 1938. Other publications are Practical Botany, issued in 1929, and Essays on Wheat, in 1919, the latter the outcome of his interest in the crop that was basic to the prosperity of Western Canada in his time. Among his unpublished writings is a history of mycology, left incomplete at the time of his death. Another publishing activity in which Professor Buller played a major role was the production of an English version of one of the myco- logical classics: Selecta Fungorum Carpologia, by the brothers Tulasne. He served as coeditor with Dr. C. L. Shear of W. B. Grove's translation of this work and he played the major part in arranging for the financing of the publication, which was issued in three large volumes in 1931. Professor Buller was a fine lec- turer and will be remembered by all who heard him for the vividness and clarity of his presentation. His repu- tation grew with time, and in his later years he was widely sought as a lecturer on botanical subjects. He was Norman Wait Harris Founda- tion lecturer at Northwestern Uni- versity in 1927, summer lecturer at Louisiana State University in 1941, Hitchcock Professor at the Univer- sity of California in 1942, and Schiff Foundation lecturer at Cornell Uni- versity in the same year. les identifier et en déterminer la répartition, il entreprit un relevé de la flore mycologique du Manitoba, travail dans lequel il collabora avec G. R. Bisby et John Dearness. C'est ainsi que parut en 1929 l'ouvrage intitulé The Fungi of Manitoba. Plus tard, en 1938, paraissait The Fungi of Manitoba and Saskatche- wan, fruit de sa collaboration avec les deux auteurs précités ainsi qu'avec le professeur W. P. Fraser et R. C. Russell. Il publia aussi Practical Botany en 1929 et Essays on Wheat en 1919, cette dernière publication étant le résultat de l'intérêt qu'il portait à une culture alors essentielle pour la prospérité de l'ouest du pays. Parmi ses œuvres inédites figure une histoire inachevée de la mycologie. Le professeur Buller joua aussi un rôle très important dans la publica- tion d'une version anglaise, établie par W. B. Grove, de l'un des grands classiques de la mycologie, soit Selecta Fungorum Carpologia, des Frères Tulasne: l'ouvrage qui com- prend trois gros volumes, parut en 1931. Le professeur Buller, aidé de C. L. Shear, en avait dirigé la publi- cation et il avait réuni les fonds nécessaires à cette fin. Le professeur Buller était un con- férencier recherché caractérisé sur- tout par une présentation pittores- que et claire. Il acquit graduellement une grande réputation et fut vers la fin de sa vie invité très souvent à donner des conférences de botanique. Il fut conférencier de la Norman Wait Harris Foundation à l'uni- versité Northwestern en 1927, con- férencier d'été à l'université d'État de la Louisiane en 1941; en 1942, il 13 His list of memberships or fellow- ships in scientific societies is too long to be recounted here. He was the first resident of Western Canada to be made a fellow of the Royal Society of London, to which he was elected in 1927. He was president of the Royal Society of Canada in 1927-28. He was made associate member of the Société Royale de Botanique de Belgique in 1921, and corresponding member of the Netherlands Botanical Society in 1935. Among the many honors he re- ceived may be mentioned the follow- ing: Hon. LL.D., University of Manitoba, 1924; Hon. LL.D., Uni- versity of Saskatchewan, 1928; Fla- velle Medal of the Royal Society of Canada, 1929; Hon. D.Sc, Uni- versity of Pennsylvania, 1933; Medal of the Manitoba Natural History Society, 1936; Royal Medal of the Royal Society (London), 1937; and Hon. LL.D., University of Calcutta, 1937. Professor Buller seemed to be so absorbed in scientific work, his own and that of others, that slight personal contact with him might give the impression that he had no other interests. This would have been an entirely false conclusion. He had a strong artistic inclination. He was fond of music and played the piano well. He was well versed in the literature of the past and was partic- ularly fond of poetry, as is well attested by the numerous volumes of poetry listed in this catalogue. He fut conférencier à la chaire Hitch- cock de l'université de Californie et à la Fondation Schiff de l'université Cornell. L'espace manque pour énumérer toutes les sociétés savantes dont il était soit membre soit fellow. Il fut le premier citoyen de l'ouest du Canada à être nommé fellow de la Société Royale de Londres, dans laquelle il avait été admis en 1927. Il fut président de la Société Royale du Canada pendant l'année 1927- 1928. Il fut nommé membre associé de la Société royale de botanique de Belgique en 1921 et membre corres- pondant de la Société de botanique des Pays-Bas en 1935. Mentionnons quelques-unes des nombreuses distinctions qui lui furent attribuées: docteur en droit honoris causa de l'université du Manitoba en 1924; docteur en droit honoris causa de l'université de la Saskatchewan en 1928; médaille Flavelle de la Société Royale du Canada en 1929; docteur es sciences honoris causa de l'université de Pennsylvanie en 1933; médaille de la Société d'histoire naturelle du Manitoba en 1936; Royal Medal de la Société Royale (Londres) en 1937 et docteur en droit honoris causa de l'université de Calcutta en 1937. Le professeur Buller semblait à tel point absorbé par son travail scientifique et celui des autres que ceux qui n'ont pas été beaucoup en contact avec lui auraient pu croire que là s'arrêtait son intérêt: cela aurait été entièrement faux. Il avait en effet des goûts artistiques pro- noncés. Il aimait la musique et jouait bien du piano. Versé dans la littérature du passé, il aimait parti- 14 was known, on occasion, to recite from memory long passages from Shakespeare and Milton. Humor and wit in poetry had a strong appeal to him, and he was skilful in com- posing light verse, particularly in that difficult form, the limerick. His widely known limerick on relativity, first published in Punch and often attributed to others, is given below: There was a young lady named Bright, Whose speed was far faster than light. She set out one day In a relative way, And returned home the previous night. Later, after Einstein's theory had been extended to include the rela- tions between mass, energy, and speed, he wrote this supplementary stanza : To her friends said the Bright one in chatter, "I have learned something new about matter: As my speed was so great, Much increased was my weight, Yet I failed to become any fatter/' In manner and behavior, Professor Buller was the epitome of the English gentleman of his time. He had a stately courtesy, rendered in- conspicuous, however, by a liveliness of action and speech. Humor and wit were never far from the surface and apt quotations, often of a humorous kind, were common occurrences. An example was once quoted by his friend Dr. Robert Newton: At a conference on the need of a national botanical garden, Dr. M. 0. Malte, Director of the National Herbarium, spoke of inspecting an experimental culièrement la poésie comme en dé- montrent les nombreux volumes de vers qui figurent dans le présent catalogue. On l'a entendu parfois réciter de mémoire de longs passages de Shakespeare et de Milton. Doué d'humour et d'esprit, il excellait à composer des vers du type badin, particulièrement le poème comique en cinq vers («limerick»). Voici celui, bien connu, qu'il écrivit sur la relativité, qui parut d'abord dans Punch et que l'on a souvent attribué à d'autres: There was a young lady named Bright, Whose speed was far faster than light. She set out one day In a relative way, And returned home the previous night. Par la suite, une fois la théorie d'Einstein élargie de façon à com- prendre les relations qui existent entre la masse, l'énergie et la vitesse, il ajouta la stance suivante: To her friends said the Bright one in chatter, "I have learned something new about matter: As my speed was so great, Much increased was my weight, Yet I failed to become any fatter/' Par ses manières et son comporte- ment le professeur Buller était la personnification du gentleman an- glais de son époque. Il était d'une courtoisie un peu imposante que masquait jusqu'à un certain point, cependant, la vivacité de son allure et de sa parole. Son humour et son esprit transparaissaient souvent et des citations opportunes, souvent pleines d'humour, lui venaient fré- quemment à la bouche. En voici un exemple que nous rapporte son ami Robert Newton: lors d'une confé- rence sur la nécessité d'établir un 15 farm, where he asked his guide about a certain yellow-flowered plant they came across. "Oh," said the guide, "it's a kind of buttercup." "Actually," said Dr. Malte to the conference, "it was a primrose." Immediately, Professor Buller broke in with: A primrose by the river's brim A buttercup it was to him, And it was nothing more. Professor Buller's personality and scientific acumen left a strong im- pression on those who came into close contact with him. This is especially true of his graduate students, many of whom admired him almost to the point of idolatry. His death on July 3, 1944, deprived botanical science of one of its dis- tinguished figures but it by no means terminated his influence, which con- tinues through the research of his many students. ADDITIONAL REFERENCES Further information on his life and scientific career may be obtained from the following obituaries, the last of which contains a list of his publications. Bisby, G. R. Nature, Lond. 154: 173. 1944. Brodie, H. J., and C. W. Lowe. Science 100: 305-307. 1944. Thomson, R. B. Trans, roy. Soc. Canada, 3d series, 39: 79-81. 1945. jardin botanique national, M. O. Malte, directeur de l'Herbier na- tional, racontait qu'ayant inspecté une ferme expérimentale régionale, il avait demandé au guide quel était le nom d'une certaine plante à fleur jaune qu'il venait de voir. «Oh, répondit le guide, c'est une espèce de renoncule (buttercup) .» «En réalité, dit M. Malte aux assistants, il s'agis- sait d'une primevère (primrose)1.» Immédiatement, le professeur Buller intervint avec les trois vers suivants: A primrose by the river's brim A buttercup it was to him, And it was nothing more. 1 Les deux noms anglais de plantes sont conservés entre parenthèses pour aider le lecteur à saisir l'à-propos des trois vers (Note du traducteur). La personnalité et l'esprit scienti- fique pénétrant du professeur Buller ont laissé une forte impression sur ceux qui ont été en contact étroit avec lui. Cela est particulièrement vrai des diplômés qui avaient été ses élèves, dont beaucoup lui vouaient une admiration voisine de l'idolâtrie. Son décès, survenu le 3 juillet 1944, a privé la botanique de l'une de ses figures éminentes mais elle n'a nulle- ment mis fin à son influence qui con- tinue de se faire sentir dans les recherches poursuivies par de nom- breux étudiants qu'il a formés. Ceux qui aimeraient obtenir d'autres renseignements sur la vie et la carrière scientifique du professeur Buller en trouveront dans les notices nécrologiques publiées par les pério- diques suivants, dont la dernière renferme une liste de ses publica- tions. Bisby, G. R. Nature, Londres, 154: 173. 1944. Brodie, H. J. et C. W. Lowe, Science 100: 305-307. 16 Hanna, W. F., C. W. Lowe and E. C. Thomson, R. B. Trans, roy. Soc. Canada, Stakman. Phytopathology 35: 577-584. 3e série 39: 79-81. 1945. 1945 Hanna, W. F., C. W. Lowe et E. C. Stakman. Phytopathology 35: 577-584. 1945. T. Johnson, Director T j0HNS0Nj directeur Research Station Station de recherches Winnipeg, Man. Winnipeg (Man.) December, 1962. Décembre 1962 SCIENTIFIC SECTION SECTION SCIENTIFIQUE Acloque, A. Les lichens; étude sur l'anatomie, la physiologie et la morphologie de l'organisme lichénique. Paris, J. B. Baillière, 1893. 376 p. illus. (Biblio- thèque scientifique contemporaine) Adams, Henry Gardiner. Beautiful butterflies; described and illustrated with the history of a butterfly through all its changes and transformations; and an explanation of the scientific terms used by naturalists in reference thereto. London, Groombridge, 1871. 133 p. illus., plates. Adams, Henry Gardiner. Beautiful shells; their nature, structure, and uses familiarly explained, with directions for collecting, cleaning and arranging them in the cabinet, and descriptions of the most remarkable species. London, Groom- bridge, 1871. 156 p. illus., plates. Ahles, W. von. Allgemein verbreitete essbare und schâdliche Pilze. [2d éd.] Stutt- gart, J. F. Schreiber [1898?] 52 p. plates. [Ainsworth-Davis, James Richard] An elementary text-book of biology. 2d ed. London, Charles Grifiin, 1893. 2 v. illus. Aix-Marseille, Université d', Faculté des sciences, Marseille. Annales. v. 20. Publiées sous les auspices de la municipalité et avec le concours du Conseil général des Bouches-du-Rhône. Marseille, 1911. 245 p. illus. Allen, Grant. The colours of flowers as illustrated in the British flora. London, Macmillan, 1891. 119 p. illus. American Association for the Advancement op Science. The genetics of patho- genic organisms. Edited by Forest Ray Moulton. [Lancaster, Penn.] Published for the Association by Science Press, 1940. 90 p. illus. (Its Publication no. 12) Anderson, Tempest. Volcanic studies in many lands. London, John Murray, 1903. 202 p. illus. Annales mycologici; editi in notiam scientiae mycologicae universalis, v. 1-12. Edited by H. Sydow and others. Berlin, R. Friedlaender, 1903-14. illus. Vol. 1-9 are bound. Arber, Agnes (Robertson). Herbals; their origin and evolution, a chapter in the history of botany, 1479^-1670. Cambridge [Eng.] University Press, 1912. 253 p. illus. Arber, Agnes (Robertson). Monocotyledons; a morphological study. Cambridge [Eng.] University Press, 1925. 258 p. illus. Arber, Agnes (Robertson). Water plants; a study of aquatic angiosperms. 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Untersuchungen iiber die Brandpilze und die durch sie verursachten Krankheiten der Pnanzen mit Rucksicht auf das Getreide und andere Nutz- pflanzen. Berlin, G. W. F. Muller, 1853. 144 p. plates. Bary, Anton de. Vergleichende Morphologie und Biologie der Pilze, Mycetozoen und Bactérien. Leipzig, Wilhelm Engelmann, 1884. 558 p. illus. Bass, Florence. Nature stories for young readers. Plant life. Boston, D. C. Heath, 1895. 107 p. illus. Bastian, Henry Charlton. The nature and origin of living matter. London, Watts, 1910. 144 p. illus. Bates, Walter Henry. The naturalist on the River Amazons. London, J. M. Dent [n.d.] 407 p. illus. (Everyman's library) Bateson, William. Mendel's principles of heredity. Cambridge [Eng.] University Press, 1909. 396 p. illus. Bateson, William. The methods and scope of genetics; an inaugural lecture delivered 23 October, 1908. Cambridge [Eng.] University Press, 1908. 49 p. *Battarra, Giovanni Antonia. Fungorum agri ariminensis historia. 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Bound with the author's Pinax theatri botanici . . . Basileae, 1671. Beck, Conrad. The microscope; a simple handbook. London, R. and J. Beck, 1921. 144 p. illus. Beddard, Frank Evers. A text-book of zoogeography. Cambridge [Eng.] University Press, 1895. 246 p. illus. Bennett, Alfred William, and George Murray. A handbook of cryptogamic botany. London, Longmans, Green, 1889. 473 p. illus. Bennett, Frederick T. Outlines of fungi and plant diseases; for students and practi- tioners of agriculture and horticulture. London, Macmillan, 1924. 254 p. illus. Bennett, Richard, and John Elton. History of corn milling. London, Simpkin Marshall, 1898-1904. 4 v. illus. (2 fold.). 20 Bergen, Joseph Young, and Otis W. Caldwell. Introduction to botany. Boston, Ginn [cl914] 368 p. illus. Bound with Bergen, J. Y. Key and flora; northern and central states. Boston [cl908]. Bergen, Joseph Young. Key and flora; northern and central states. Boston, Ginn [cl908] 267 p. illus. Bound with the author's Introduction to botany. Boston [cl914]. Bergen, Joseph Young, and Bradley M. Davis. Laboratory and field manual of botany. Boston, Ginn [cl907] 257 p. illus. Bergen, Joseph Young, and Otis W. Caldwell. Practical botany. Boston, Ginn [cl911] 545 p. illus. Bergen, Joseph Young, and Bradley M. Davis. Principles of botany. Boston, Ginn [cl906] 555 p. illus. Berkeley, Miles Joseph. Introduction to cryptogamic botany. London, H. Baillière, 1857. 604 p. illus. (Library of illustrated standard scientific works, v. 12) Berkeley, Miles Joseph. Outlines of British fungology; containing characters of above a thousand species of fungi and a complete list of all that have been described as natives of the British Isles. London, Lovell Reeve, 1860. 442 p. plates. Library has 2 copies. Berlese, Augusto Napoleone. Icônes fungorum omnium hucusque cognitorum ad usum Sylloges Saccardianae adcommodate. Pergola [Italy] sumptibus auctoris, typis Eduardi, 1894-1902. 4 v. plates. Imprint of v. 2-4: Patavii [Italy] typis seminarii. Berry, Arthur John. The atmosphere. Cambridge [Eng.] University Press, 1913. 146 p. illus. Biological symposia, v. 1. Edited by Jacques Cattell. Lancaster, Pa., Jacques Cattell Press, 1940. 238 p. illus. Bisby, Guy Richard, A. H. Reginald Buller, and John Dearness. The fungi of Manitoba. London, Longmans, Green, 1929. 194 p. illus. Library has 2 copies. Bisby, Guy Richard and others. The fungi of Manitoba and Saskatchewan. Ottawa, National Research Council, 1938. 189 p. illus. *Bolton, James. An history of fungusses, growing about Halifax. 3 v. and suppl. Huddersfield [Eng.] The author, 1788-91. plates. Bonorden, Hermann Friedrich. Handbuch der allgemeinen Mykologie; als Anleitung zum Studium derselben, nebst spueciellen Beitragen zur Vervollkommung dieses Zweiges der Naturkunde. Stuttgart, Schweizerbart, 1851. 336 p. Bonorden, Hermann Friedrich. Handbuch der allgemeinen Mykologie als Anleitung zum Studium derselben [plates only] Stuttgart, Schweizerbart, 1851. Bornet, Edouard, and G. Thuret. Notes algologiques, recueil d'observations sur les Algues. Fasc. 1 et 2. Paris, G. Masson, 1876-80. 196 p. plates. Bose, Sir Jagadis Chunder, éd. Life movements in plants, v. 4. London, Longmans, Green, 1931. 211 p. illus. (Transactions of the Bose Research Institute, Calcutta, v. 6, 1930-31) Bose, Sir Jagadis Chunder. The motor mechanism of plants. London, Longmans, Green, 1928. 429 p. illus. Bose, Sir Jagadis Chunder. The physiology of the ascent of sap. London, Longmans, Green, 1923. 277 p. illus. Bose, Sir Jagadis Chunder. Plant autographs and their revelations. London, Long- mans, Green. 1927. 231 p. illus. 21 Boudier, Emile. Des champignons au point de vue de leurs caractères usuels, chimiques et toxicologiques. Paris, J. B. Baillière, 1866. 131 p. illus. Boulger, George Simonds. Wood; a manual of the natural history and industrial applications of the timbers of commerce. London, Edward Arnold, 1902. 369 p. illus. Bourdot, Hubert, and A. Galzin. Hyménomycetes de France. Ouvrage publié sous les auspices de la Société mycologique de France. Sceaux, M. Bry, dessinateur imprimeur, 1927. 761 p. illus. (Contribution à la flore mycologique de La France. 1) Bouvier, Eugène Louis. The psychic life of insects. Translated by L. C. Howard. New York, Century, 1922. 377 p. illus. Bower, Frederick Orpen. Botanjr of the living plant. London, Macmillan, 1919. 580 p. illus. Bower, Frederick Orpen. The ferns (Filicales) ; treated comparatively with a view to their natural classification, v. 1, Analytical examination of the criteria of comparison, v. 2, The Eusporaniatae and other primitive ferns. Cambridge [Eng.] University Press, 1923-26. 2 v. (359, 344 p.) illus. (Cambridge botanical handbooks) Bower, Frederick Orpen. Plant-life on land considered in some of its biological aspects. Cambridge [Eng.] University Press, 1912. 172 p. illus. Library has 2 copies. Bower, Frederick Orpen. Size and form in plants with special reference to the primary conducting tracts. London, Macmillan, 1930. 232 p. illus. Boyle, Hon. Robert. The sceptical chymist. London, J. M. Dent [19 — ] 230 p. (Everyman's library) The first English edition was published in 1661. Boys, Charles Vernon. Soap-bubbles and forces which mould them. London, Society for Promoting Christian Knowledge, 1890. 178 p. illus. Bracken, John. Crop production in Western Canada. Winnipeg, Grain Growers' Guide, 1920. 422 p. illus. Bracken, John. Dry farming in Western Canada. Winnipeg, Grain Growers' Guide, 1921. 386 p. iUus. Bragg, Sir William Henry. Concerning the nature of things; six lectures delivered at the Royal Institution. London, G. Bell, 1929. 231 p. illus. Brefeld, Oscar. Untersuchungen aus dem Gesammtgebiete der Mykologie. v. 1-3, pt. 1-13. Leipzig, Arthur Felix, 1872-1905. illus. Parts 1-4 published with title: Botanische Untersuchungen uber Schimmel- pitee. Brenchley, Winifred Elsie. Weeds of farm land. London, Longmans, Green, 1920. 239 p. illus. Bresadola, Giacomo. Inconographia mycologica et supplementum curantibus dr. J. B. Traverso, dr. L. Fenaroli, comm. G. Catoni, dr. J. B. Trener. Mediolani [Società Botanica Italiana, Sezione Lombarda] 1927-41. 27 v. illus. Vol. 27, by E. J. Gilbert, issued in 3 fascicles. Briggs, William, and G. H. Bryan. The elements of coordinate geometry, pt. 1, The equations and properties of the right line and circle. 2d ed. London] W. B. Clive [pref. 1891] 220 p. illus. British Association for the Advancement of Science. London and the advancement of science. London, 1931. 321 p. 22 British Museum (Nat. Hist.) Dept. of Geology. A guide to the fossil remains of man in the Department of Geology and Palaeontology in the British Museum (Natural History). 3d ed. London, 1922. 34 p. illus. pamphl. British Mycological Society. Transactions, v. 1-3. Cambridge [Eng.] University Press, 1897-1911. illus. Brock, Kate Ursula. The fragrance of flowers; a nature-lover's anthology. [London?] Hodder and Stoughton, n.d. 245 p. Brongiart, Adolphe [Théodore] Essai d'une classification naturelle des champignons; ou, Tableau méthodique des genres rapportés jusqu'à présent à cette famille. Paris, F. G. Levrault, 1825. 99 p. plates. (In Dictionnaire des sciences naturelles, v. 33) Bound with Persoon, C. H. Traité sur les champignons comestibles. Paris, 1818. Brown, James. The forester; a practical treatise on the planting, rearing, and general management of forest trees; with an improved process for transplantation of trees of large size. 2d ed. Edinburgh, William Blackwood, 1851. 526 p. illus. Brown, William Henry. A textbook of general botany. Boston, Ginn [cl925] 484 p. illus. Brunner, Samuel. Einiges iiber den Stein-Loecherpilz (Polyporus Tuberaster Jacq. et Fries) und die Pietra fungaja der Italiener. Neuenburg, in der Buchdruck- erei von Petitpierre, 1842. 19 p. plates. Buchner, Paul. Tier und Pflanze in intrazellularer Symbiose. Berlin, Borntraeger, 1921. 462 p. illus. Bullen, Frank Thomas. Creatures of the sea; being the life stories of some sea birds, beasts and fishes. London, Religious Tract Society, 1904. 430 p. illus. Buller, Arthur Henry Reginald. Essays on wheat. The discovery and introduction of Marquis wheat. The early history of wheat-growing in Manitoba. Wheat in Western Canada. The origin of Red Bobs and Kitchener. The wild wheat of Palestine. New York, Macmillan, 1919. 339 p. illus. Library has several copies. Buller, Arthur Henry Reginald. Practical botany; an elementary course in the general morphology and physiology of plants especially adapted for the requirements of students at the University of Manitoba. London, Longmans, Green, 1929. 275 p. illus. *Bulliard, Pierre, and E. P. Ventenat. Herbier de la France, v. 1-2, Histoire des champignons de la France, v. 3, Histoire des plantes vénéneuses et suspectes de la France, v. 4, Histoire des plantes médicinales. Paris, Leblanc, Imprimeur-libraire, 1784-1812. 4 v. in 6. plates. Vol. 1, pt. 1 by M. Bulliard, 1791 ; v. 1, pt. 2-v. 2, pt. 1-2, by M. Bulliard and E. P. Ventenat, 1809-12; v. 3 by M. Bulliard, 1784; v. 4 by M. Bulliard, 1809. Vol. 3 published by M. Bulliard. *Bulliard, Pierre. Histoire des champignons de la France; ou, Traité élémentaire, renfermant dans un ordre méthodique les descriptions et les figures des champignons qui croissent naturellement en France; tome premier. Paris, l'auteur, 1791. 368 p. illus. The library also has this book, with plates, as part of the first 2 v. in the series Herbier de la France, by Pierre Bulliard. Bunge, Gustav von. Lehrbuch der physiologischen und pathologischen Chemie. In neunundzwanzig Vorlesungen fiir Arzte und Studierende. [4th ed] Leipzig, F. C. W. Vogel, 1898. 510 p. tables. 23 Burbridge, Frederick William Thomas. The narcissus; its history and culture, by F. W. Burbidge; [and] a scientific review of the entire genus, by J. G. Baker. London, L. Reeve, 1875. 95 p. plates. Burgeff, Hans. Saprophytismus und Symbiose; Studien an tropischen Orchideen. Jena [Germany] Gustav Fischer, 1932. 245 p. illus. Burroughs, John. Birds and bees and other studies in nature, with a biographical sketch and portrait. Boston, Houghton Mifflin [cl896] 104 p. port. Busgen, Moritz. Bau und Leben unserer Waldbâume. Jena [Germany] Gustav Fischer, 1897. 230 p. illus. Butler, Edwin John, and G. R. Bisby. The fungi of India. Calcutta, Govt, of India Central Publication Branch, 1931. 237 p. illus. (Scientific monograph no. 1) Buttel-Reepen, Hugo Berthold von. Man and his forerunners. [Translated] by A. G. Thacker. London, Longmans, Green, 1913. 96 p. illus. Cameron, Alexander Thomas. Radiochemistry. London, J. M. Dent, 1910. 174 p. illus. Cameron, Alexander Thomas. Radium and radioactivity. London, Society for Pro- moting Christian Knowledge, 1912. 184 p. illus. Campbell, Douglas Houghton. An outline of plant geography. New York, Mac- millan, 1926. 392 p. illus. Campbell, Douglas Houghton. The structure and development of mosses and ferns ( Archegoniatae) . 3d ed. New York, Macmillan, 1928. 708 p. illus. Canada. Dept. of the Interior. Forestry Branch. Native trees of Canada, by B. R. Morton. Ottawa, 1917. 233 p. illus. (Its bulletin no. 61) Candolle, Alphonse Louis Pierre Pyramus de. Origin of cultivated plants. London, Kegan Paul, Trench, 1884. 468 p. Candolle, Alphonse Louis Pierre Pyramus de. La phytographie ; ou, L'art de décrire les végétaux considérés sous différents points de vue. Paris, G. Masson, éditeur, 1880. 484 p. Carpenter, Alfred, and D. Wilson-Barker. Nature notes for ocean voyagers; being personal observations upon life in "the vasty deep" and fishes, birds, and beasts seen from a ship's deck; with popular chapters on weather, waves, and legendary lore. London, Charles Griffin, 1915. 181 p. illus. Castle, William Ernest, and others. Heredity and eugenics; a course of lectures summarizing recent advances in knowledge in variation, heredity, and evolu- tion and its relation to plant, animal, and human improvement and welfare. Chicago, University of Chicago Press [cl912] 315 p. illus. Cauchois, A. Manuel du champignonniste; professionnel et amateur. Paris, Librairie horticole, 1904. 199 p. illus. Catchpool, Edmund. A text-book of sound. London, W. B. Clive [pref. 1894] 203 p. illus. (Tutorial physics, v. 1) Cavers, F. Botany for matriculation. London, University Tutorial Press, 1909. 568 p. illus. Cavers, F. Plant biology; a text-book of elementary botany arranged for modern methods of teaching. London, University Tutorial Press, 1907. 460 p. illus. Cavers, F. Practical botany. London, University Tutorial Press, 1911. 408 p. illus. Centenaire de Marcelin Berthelot; comités pour l'édification de la Maison de la Chimie. [Paris, Vaugirard, 1927] 373 p. port. Comes in a leather case entitled Centenaire de Marcelin Berthelot, Paris — October, 1927, which also includes a pamphlet, Souvenir du centenaire de Marcelin Berthelot. 24 Chandler, Asa Crawford. Animal parasites and human disease. New York, John Wiley, 1918. 570 p. illus. Charles Darwin; memorial notices reprinted from Nature. London, Macmillan, 1882. 82 p. port. Chatin, Adolfe. La truffe; botanique de la truffe et des plantes truffières. Paris J. B. Baillière, 1892. 370 p. illus. Church, Arthur Harry. On the relation of phyllotaxis to mechanical laws. London, Williams and Norgate, 1904. 353 p. illus. Church, Arthur Harry. Types of floral mechanism; a selection of diagrams and descriptions of common flowers arranged as an introduction to the systematic study of Angiosperms. pt. 1. Oxford, Clarendon Press, 1908. 211 p. illus. Clements, Frederic Edward. The genera of fungi. Minneapolis, H .W. Wilson, 1909. 227 p. Clements, Frederic Edward, and Cornelius L. Shear. The genera of fungi. New York, H. W. Wilson, 1931. 496 p. illus. Clements, Frederic Edward. Minnesota mushrooms. Minneapolis, University of Minnesota, 1910. 169 p. illus. (Minnesota plant studies, 4) Clifford, William Kingdom. Seeing and thinking. London, Macmillan, 1879. 156 p. illus. Clodd, Edward. Pioneers of evolution from Thaïes to Huxley, with an intermediate chapter on the causes of arrest of the movement. London, Grant Richards, 1897. 250 p. illus. Clodd, Edward. Pioneers of evolution from Thaïes to Huxley, with an intermediate chapter on the causes of arrest of the movement. London, Watts, 1909. 114 p. tables. Bound with Darwin, Charles. On the origin of species by means of natural selection. London, 1909. Coker, William Chambers. The Clavarias of the United States and Canada. Chapel Hill, N.C., University of North Carolina Press, 1923. 209 p. illus. Coker, William Chambers, and John Nathaniel Couch. The Gasteromycetes of the eastern United States and Canada. Chapel Hill [N.C.] University of North Carolina Press, 1928. 201 p. plates. Coker, William Chambers. The Saprolegniaceae, with notes on other water molds. Chapel Hill, N.C., University of North Carolina Press, 1923. 201 p. plates. Coleman, Arthur Philemon. Ice ages recent and ancient. New York, Macmillan, 1926. 296 p. illus. Coleman, William Stephen. British butterflies; figures and descriptions of every native species, with an account of butterfly development, structure, habits, localities, mode of capture, and preservation. London, George Routledge [1860] 179 p. illus., plates. Coleman, William Stephen. Our woodands, heaths and hedges. 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