Box 1

This series consists of annotated drafts of unpublished papers. There are 10 files of manuscripts and typescripts on the classification and description of Hyphomycetes and related fungi. One file contains a portion (introduction and chapter III) of Damon’s Ph.D. thesis (1951) on fungi imperfecti, including Cheiromyces, for the Graduate College of the State University of Iowa.

This series consists of annotated drafts of unpublished papers. There are 10 files of manuscripts and typescripts on the classification and description of Hyphomycetes and related fungi. One file contains a portion (introduction and chapter III) of Damon’s Ph.D. thesis (1951) on fungi imperfecti, including Cheiromyces, for the Graduate College of the State University of Iowa.

This series consists of annotated drafts of unpublished papers. There are 10 files of manuscripts and typescripts on the classification and description of Hyphomycetes and related fungi. One file contains a portion (introduction and chapter III) of Damon’s Ph.D. thesis (1951) on fungi imperfecti, including Cheiromyces, for the Graduate College of the State University of Iowa.

There are 21 files of research notes, dichotomous keys, and sketches and drawings of Hyphomycetes and their allies. Of these are 3 notebooks on cultures and herbarium specimens. In the notebook titled “S. C. Damon herbarium list” is a note inscribed by NYBG mycologist Donald P. Rogers, “All numbers marked x in left-hand margin were present in Dr. Damon’s herbarium delivered to the NYBG.” Three files of notes consist of pencil sketches that supplement the research record.

There are 21 files of research notes, dichotomous keys, and sketches and drawings of Hyphomycetes and their allies. Of these are 3 notebooks on cultures and herbarium specimens. In the notebook titled “S. C. Damon herbarium list” is a note inscribed by NYBG mycologist Donald P. Rogers, “All numbers marked x in left-hand margin were present in Dr. Damon’s herbarium delivered to the NYBG.” Three files of notes consist of pencil sketches that supplement the research record.

There are 21 files of research notes, dichotomous keys, and sketches and drawings of Hyphomycetes and their allies. Of these are 3 notebooks on cultures and herbarium specimens. In the notebook titled “S. C. Damon herbarium list” is a note inscribed by NYBG mycologist Donald P. Rogers, “All numbers marked x in left-hand margin were present in Dr. Damon’s herbarium delivered to the NYBG.” Three files of notes consist of pencil sketches that supplement the research record.

There are 21 files of research notes, dichotomous keys, and sketches and drawings of Hyphomycetes and their allies. Of these are 3 notebooks on cultures and herbarium specimens. In the notebook titled “S. C. Damon herbarium list” is a note inscribed by NYBG mycologist Donald P. Rogers, “All numbers marked x in left-hand margin were present in Dr. Damon’s herbarium delivered to the NYBG.” Three files of notes consist of pencil sketches that supplement the research record.

There are 21 files of research notes, dichotomous keys, and sketches and drawings of Hyphomycetes and their allies. Of these are 3 notebooks on cultures and herbarium specimens. In the notebook titled “S. C. Damon herbarium list” is a note inscribed by NYBG mycologist Donald P. Rogers, “All numbers marked x in left-hand margin were present in Dr. Damon’s herbarium delivered to the NYBG.” Three files of notes consist of pencil sketches that supplement the research record.

There are 21 files of research notes, dichotomous keys, and sketches and drawings of Hyphomycetes and their allies. Of these are 3 notebooks on cultures and herbarium specimens. In the notebook titled “S. C. Damon herbarium list” is a note inscribed by NYBG mycologist Donald P. Rogers, “All numbers marked x in left-hand margin were present in Dr. Damon’s herbarium delivered to the NYBG.” Three files of notes consist of pencil sketches that supplement the research record.

There are 21 files of research notes, dichotomous keys, and sketches and drawings of Hyphomycetes and their allies. Of these are 3 notebooks on cultures and herbarium specimens. In the notebook titled “S. C. Damon herbarium list” is a note inscribed by NYBG mycologist Donald P. Rogers, “All numbers marked x in left-hand margin were present in Dr. Damon’s herbarium delivered to the NYBG.” Three files of notes consist of pencil sketches that supplement the research record.