Box 20

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Correspondence

Department of Biological Sciences, memoranda and notices

Department of Biological Sciences, NSF proposal

Notices of appointment as Adjunct Professor of Botany

Scope and Contents From the Series: This series consists of (1) lecture and field notes of Dr. Rogerson's graduate education at Cornell University (1942-1950), and (2) course outlines, correspondence, notices of appointment, meeting minutes, and attendance records relating to courses that he taught at Columbia University, CUNY Lehman College, Kansas State College, and the Garden. The latter pertain to courses in biology, mycology, cryptogamic botany, and mushroom identification. The Cornell University lecture notes include...

Scope and Contents From the Series: This series consists of (1) lecture and field notes of Dr. Rogerson's graduate education at Cornell University (1942-1950), and (2) course outlines, correspondence, notices of appointment, meeting minutes, and attendance records relating to courses that he taught at Columbia University, CUNY Lehman College, Kansas State College, and the Garden. The latter pertain to courses in biology, mycology, cryptogamic botany, and mushroom identification. The Cornell University lecture notes include...

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Plant Pathology 121: Comparative Morphology of Fungi, Cornell, Fitzpatrick, 1946

Plant Pathology 121: Comparative Morphology of Fungi, Cornell, Richard P. Korf

Plant Pathology 222: Hymenomycetes, Gasteromycetes, Cornell, H. M. Fitzpatrick

Plant Pathology 222: Rusts, Smuts, Fungi Imperfecti, Cornell, H. M. Fitzpatrick

Scope and Contents From the Series: This series consists of (1) lecture and field notes of Dr. Rogerson's graduate education at Cornell University (1942-1950), and (2) course outlines, correspondence, notices of appointment, meeting minutes, and attendance records relating to courses that he taught at Columbia University, CUNY Lehman College, Kansas State College, and the Garden. The latter pertain to courses in biology, mycology, cryptogamic botany, and mushroom identification. The Cornell University lecture notes include...

Scope and Contents From the Series: This series consists of (1) lecture and field notes of Dr. Rogerson's graduate education at Cornell University (1942-1950), and (2) course outlines, correspondence, notices of appointment, meeting minutes, and attendance records relating to courses that he taught at Columbia University, CUNY Lehman College, Kansas State College, and the Garden. The latter pertain to courses in biology, mycology, cryptogamic botany, and mushroom identification. The Cornell University lecture notes include...

Scope and Contents From the Series: This series consists of (1) lecture and field notes of Dr. Rogerson's graduate education at Cornell University (1942-1950), and (2) course outlines, correspondence, notices of appointment, meeting minutes, and attendance records relating to courses that he taught at Columbia University, CUNY Lehman College, Kansas State College, and the Garden. The latter pertain to courses in biology, mycology, cryptogamic botany, and mushroom identification. The Cornell University lecture notes include...

Scope and Contents From the Series: This series consists of (1) lecture and field notes of Dr. Rogerson's graduate education at Cornell University (1942-1950), and (2) course outlines, correspondence, notices of appointment, meeting minutes, and attendance records relating to courses that he taught at Columbia University, CUNY Lehman College, Kansas State College, and the Garden. The latter pertain to courses in biology, mycology, cryptogamic botany, and mushroom identification. The Cornell University lecture notes include...

Scope and Contents From the Series: This series consists of (1) lecture and field notes of Dr. Rogerson's graduate education at Cornell University (1942-1950), and (2) course outlines, correspondence, notices of appointment, meeting minutes, and attendance records relating to courses that he taught at Columbia University, CUNY Lehman College, Kansas State College, and the Garden. The latter pertain to courses in biology, mycology, cryptogamic botany, and mushroom identification. The Cornell University lecture notes include...

Scope and Contents From the Series: This series consists of (1) lecture and field notes of Dr. Rogerson's graduate education at Cornell University (1942-1950), and (2) course outlines, correspondence, notices of appointment, meeting minutes, and attendance records relating to courses that he taught at Columbia University, CUNY Lehman College, Kansas State College, and the Garden. The latter pertain to courses in biology, mycology, cryptogamic botany, and mushroom identification. The Cornell University lecture notes include...