on hills with a cleared field in the valley, southeastern Oklahoma, AEP-OKS21, Andropogon furcatus with Helianthus mollis, Oklahoma, AEP-OKS22, A Willow zone on a floodplain, Oklahoma, AEP-ORS2, Abies magnifica with the lichen Evernia, Crater Lake, Oregon, AEP-ORS3, Abies lasiocarpa and Pinus murrayana, Crater Lake, Oregon, AEP-ORS4, Dicentra formosa, Crater Lake, Oregon, AEP-ORS5, A stand of Pinus lambertiana, Crater Lake, Oregon, AEP-ORS6, The trunk of a Pinus lambertiana, Crater Lake National Park, Oregon, AEP-ORS7, A stand of Pinus lambertiana, Crater Lake, Oregon, AEP-ORS8, George Damon Fuller of the University of Chicago Department of Botany kneeling near a Pinus monticola, Crater Lake, Oregon, AEP-ORS9, Pinus murrayana, Crater Lake National Park, Oregon, AEP-ORS10, Trunks of Pseudotsuga, Crater Lake National Park, Oregon, AEP-ORS11, Tsuga and Abies on Wizard Island, Crater Lake, Oregon, AEP-ORS12, Tsuga mertensiana, Crater Lake, Oregon, AEP-ORS13, Tsuga mertensiana, Crater Lake, Oregon, AEP-ORS14, Wizard Island, Crater Lake, Oregon, AEP-ORS21, Arctostaphylos glauca and Ceanothus, Medford, Oregon, AEP-ORS22, Phoradendron flavescens on Quercus garryana, Medford, Oregon, AEP-ORS23, Pinus ponderosa and Quercus garryana with Chaparral, Medford, Oregon, AEP-ORS24, Quercus garryana and Arctostaphylos, Medford, Oregon, AEP-ORS26, A forest of Tsuga mertensiana near the inn, Mt. 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Material in this series includes guest register logs, correspondence, ephemera and conservation publications. in the Tucson Mountains, Arizona, AEP-AZS304, Ranch with a field of Yuccas, Tucson, Arizona, AEP-AZS305, Several Carnegia gigantea, River Road, Tucson, Arizona, AEP-AZS306, Carnegia gigantea on a mountain slope, Tucson, Arizona, AEP-AZS307, Carnegia gigantea, Tucson, Arizona, AEP-AZS308, Carnegia gigantea, Tucson, Arizona, AEP-AZS309, View of Cactuses, Tucson, Arizona, AEP-AZS310, View of Cactuses, Tucson, Arizona, AEP-AZS311, View of Cactuses, Tucson, Arizona, AEP-AZS312, View of Cactuses, Tucson, Arizona, AEP-AZS313, Fouquieria splendens, Acacia, and Opuntia sp., Pima County, Arizona, AEP-AZS314, View of Cactuses, Tucson, Arizona, AEP-AZS316, View of the desert, Tucson, Arizona, AEP-AZS317, North side of a desert gulch, Tucson, Arizona, AEP-AZS318, Desert laboratory, Tucson, Arizona, AEP-AZS319, Science Hall, University of Arizona at Tucson, AEP-AZS320, Science Hall, University of Arizona at Tucson, AEP-AZS321, Agricultural buildings, University of Arizona at Tucson, AEP-AZS322, View of Cactuses near Tucson, Arizona, AEP-AZS323, Condalia spathulata, Fouquieria splendens, and Opuntia sp., Vail, Arizona, AEP-AZS324, Condalia spathulata, Fouquieria splendens, and Opuntia sp., Vail, Arizona, AEP-AZS325, Fouquieria splendens, Ferocactus wislizeni, and Opuntia sp., Vail, Arizona, AEP-AZS326, Salix and Populus along a dry Colorado River floodplain, Yuma, Arizona, AEP-AZS329, Fouquieria and Eriogonum in Southwest Arizona, AEP-AZS330, Fouquieria, Eriogonum, and Opuntia, Southwest Arizona, AEP-AZS331, Eriogonum and Opuntia in Southwest Arizona, AEP-AZS332, Quercus sp. Authors, schedule announced for 45th Writers Week. Rainier, Washington, AEP-WAS77, The Nisqually Glacier, Mt. December 01, 2021. Kathryn Barnes Memorial Lecture - University of Chicago The Graduate School Virtual Information Sessions - Sept. 22, 2022. Garfield, Colorado, AEP-COS150, Cushion plants on granite gravel slope, Mt. Harriet George Barclay collected over 35,000 plants from 6 different continents, including 15,000 different specimens from South America while conducting research there. Wisconsin - botany.org Katahdin, Maine as seen from a sandy stream pond, AEP-MEP18, Mt. AEP-AZN1, Ephedra trifurca near Tucson, Arizona, AEP-AZN2, Ephedra trifurca near Tucson, Arizona, AEP-AZN3, Ephedra trifurca near Tucson, Arizona, AEP-CAN2, Ephedra in the Colorado Desert seen on a trip from Santa Ana, California, AEP-CAN3, Ephedra californica, Palm Springs, California, AEP-ILN8, Robert Chodat of Geneva, Switzerland at the University of Chicago, Chicago, Illinois, AEP-ILN3, Pine on the dunes, Beach, Illinois, AEP-ILN4, Eroding shore with Pinus strobus, Beach, Illinois, AEP-ILN5, Low prairie with Rudbeckia hirta, Chicago, Illinois, AEP-ILN6, Marchantia polymorpha at 3:00 P. M. on a cloudy day, Stony Island, Chicago, Illinois, AEP-ILN7, Marchantia polymorpha at 3:00 P. M. on a cloudy day, Stony Island, Chicago, Illinois, AEP-ILN10, William Jesse Goad Land, professor of Plant Morphology at the University of Chicago, Chicago, Illinois, AEP-ILN11, John Merle Coulter, professor and head of the Department of Botany at the University of Chicago, Chicago, Illinois, AEP-ILN12, Acer negundo, Washington Park, Chicago, Illinois, AEP-ILN13, Acer negundo, Washington Park, Chicago, Illinois, AEP-ILN14, Century Plant in flower, Washington Park, Chicago, Illinois, AEP-ILN15, Century Plant, Washington Park, Chicago, Illinois, AEP-ILN16, Quercus macrocarpa on the Midway Plaisance, Chicago, Illinois, AEP-ILN18, Ulmus americana with a Pleurotus ulmarius, Chicago, Illinois, AEP-ILN20, Carya cordiformis, a winter habitat, Des Plaines, Illinois, AEP-ILN21, The trunk of a Carya cordiformis, Des Plaines, Illinois, AEP-ILN22, Celtis occidentalis, a winter habitat, Des Plaines, Illinois, AEP-ILN23, Witches Broom on Celtis occidentalis, Des Plaines, Illinois, AEP-ILN24, Quercus bicolor, Des Plaines, Illinois, AEP-ILN25, Quercus bicolor, a winter habitat, Des Plaines, Illinois, AEP-ILN26, The trunk of an Ulmus americana, Des Plaines, Illinois, AEP-ILN27, An Ulmus fulva, Des Plaines, Illinois, AEP-ILN28, Ulmus racemosa, Des Plaines, Illinois, AEP-ILN29, Dune remnants on a floodplain of the Mississippi River, Ebner, Illinois, AEP-ILN30, Dune remnants, Ebner, Illinois, AEP-ILN41, Clay ravine with a mesophytic forest between Lake Forest and Highland Park, Illinois, AEP-ILN43, Eroding shore with Quercus, Lake Bluff, Illinois, AEP-ILN44, Eroding shore and hanging valley, Lake Bluff, Illinois, AEP-ILN45, Dunes with Juniperus communis and Juniperus horizontalis, Lake Bluff, Illinois, AEP-ILN46, Young ravine with Tilia and Salix, Lake Bluff, Illinois, AEP-ILN50, Clay bluff with Betula, Salix, and Populus, Lake Forest, Illinois, AEP-ILN51, Typha, Tilia, Rhus, Salix, and grasses on a xerophytic clay cliff, Lake Forest, Illinois, AEP-ILN52, Deer Park Canyon, La Salle County, Illinois, AEP-ILN53, Deer Park Canyon, La Salle County, Illinois, AEP-ILN54, Eroding shale river bluff on the Vermilion river, Deer Park Canyon, Illinois, AEP-ILN55, Limestone canyon on the tributary of the Vermilion river, La Salle County, Illinois, AEP-ILN56, Baileys Falls, La Salle County, Illinois, AEP-ILN57, Limestone cliff, Lemont, Illinois, AEP-ILN58, Quercus bicolor, Mt. View List of Locations. Found inside – Page 299Porter Lander MacClintock , M.A. , of University College , the University of Chicago . ... By Joseph Y. Bergen , A. M. , Author of “ Practical Botany , " " Essentials of Botany , " " Primer of Darwinism , " etc. , and Otis W. Caldwell ... Records, 62.5 linear feet (67 boxes, 1 slide cabinet). University of Chicago lifts COVID-19 restrictions after ... Bulletin - Issues 1-8 - Page 4 of American Environmental Photographs, 1891-1936, an electronic resource available online. italica, Jackson Park, Chicago, Illinois, AEP-ILS98, Populus nigra var. Department of Botany. in broad sclerophyll scrub on a north slope south of Prescott, Arizona, AEP-AZS138, Quercus sp. Rainier, Washington, AEP-WAS199, F. E. Matthes of the United States Geological Survey and University of Chicago Department of Botany Field Ecology students, Paradise Inn, Mt. 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Katahdin, Maine, AEP-MEP38, West talus of the Pamola summit, Maine, AEP-MEP39, Crest of the Pamola summit, Maine, AEP-MEP40, East slope of the Pamola summit, Maine, AEP-MEP41, Boulder on a slope of Pamola summit, Maine, AEP-MEP43, Mosquito Mountain taken from an area near Rockland, Maine, AEP-MEP44, Rocky shore on arrival from tide line near rocks, lichens gone, Rockland, Maine, AEP-MEP45, Sunset beyond the mountain, Maine, AEP-MEP46, Sunset from the Table Land, Maine, AEP-MEP48, A Maine dry brook near "Camp Cowles", AEP-MEP49, Brook inlet of Depot Pond with Mt. department of botany - University of Michigan This is a list of instructors, which includes all tenure/tenure track faculty, as well as academic staff who were listed as an instructor on a course at UW-Madison in Fall 2020 and Spring 2021. College of Physicians and Surgeons [N.Y.] '31, A.M. Harvard '44, LL.D. Audubon, Colorado, AEP-COS148, A view from Mt. at Coolidge, Arizona, AEP-AZS20, Lycium sp. Records, [Box #, Folder #], Hanna Holborn Gray Special Collections Research Center, University of Chicago Library. Timpanogos, Utah, AEP-UTS118, Artemisia tridentata, Tooele, Utah, AEP-UTS119, Atriplex confertifolia and Kochia, Tooele, Utah, AEP-UTS120, Atriplex confertifolia, Tooele, Utah, AEP-UTS121, A virgin stand of Sagebrush on land recently ploughed, Tooele, Utah, AEP-UTS122, Artemisia with a view of the Oquirrh Mountains in the distance, Tooele, Utah, AEP-UTS124, Engelmann Trail below the lakes, Uinta Mountains, Utah, AEP-UTS125, Grandaddy Lake, Uinta Mountains, Utah, AEP-UTS126, Grandaddy Lake, Uinta Mountains, Utah, AEP-UTS129, Floating islands and Water Lily, Uinta Mountains, Utah, AEP-UTS130, Trees on a rainy windward slope of the Wasatch Range, Utah, AEP-UTS131, An alpine meadow of the Wasatch Range, Utah, AEP-UTS133, Debris caused by a cloud burst, Willard, Utah, AEP-UTS134, Pseudotsuga mucronata wind timber, Wellsville Mountain Wilderness, Utah, AEP-UTS135, The Great White Throne, Zion Canyon, Utah, AEP-UTS136, The Great White Throne, Zion Canyon, Utah, AEP-UTS148, A group of Cactus in the desert of southern Utah, AEP-UTS149, Cereus imbricatus in the desert of southern Utah, AEP-UTS150, Covillea tridentata in the desert of southern Utah, AEP-UTS151, Cucurbita foetidissima in the desert of southern Utah, AEP-UTS152, Picea engelmannii with erect cones, Utah, AEP-UTS153, A zonal jumble with Pinus flexilis and Pinus aristata, Utah, AEP-UTS154, Shadscale and Greasewood in the Utah desert, AEP-UTS158, A fallen Abies concolor at Salamander Lake, Mt. 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University Of California Publications In Botany, Vol Katahdin from Camp Ross, Maine, AEP-MEP3, The bank of Chimney Pond, Maine showing the tree line, AEP-MEP4, The bank of Chimney Pond, Maine showing the tree line, AEP-MEP6, Sandy beach and dunes in a cove, Mt. scopulorum showing good reproduction, Jemez Springs, New Mexico, AEP-NMS48, Parosela at Jemez Springs, New Mexico, AEP-NMS49, The Pine covered south face of Bald Mountain and a University of Chicago Department of Botany Field Ecology camp, Jemez Springs, New Mexico, AEP-NMS50, A University of Chicago Department of Botany Field Ecology camp, Jemez Springs, New Mexico, AEP-NMS51, A University of Chicago Department of Botany Field Ecology camp at Battleship Rock, Jemez Springs, New Mexico, AEP-NMS52, A University of Chicago Department of Botany Field Ecology camp, Jemez Springs, New Mexico, AEP-NMS53, Soda Dam, Jemez Springs, New Mexico, AEP-NMS54, A mounted Pueblo Indian at Jemez Springs, New Mexico, AEP-NMS56, A potato field in a Ponderosa Pine zone, Jemez Spring, New Mexico, AEP-NYS2, Henry Chandler Cowles of the University of Chicago, Carl Schroter, and an unidentified member of the International Phytogeographic Excursion in America at the Brooklyn Botanic Gardens, Brooklyn, New York, AEP-NYS3, Henry Chandler Cowles of the University of Chicago and members of the International Phytogeographic Excursion in America, Brooklyn Botanic Gardens, Brooklyn, New York, AEP-NYS4, Members of the International Phytogeographic Excursion in America, Hempstead, Long Island, New York, AEP-NYS5, The Cytologists group at the International Congress of Plant Sciences, Ithaca, New York, AEP-NYS6, The Morphologists group at the International Congress of Plant Sciences, Ithaca, New York, AEP-NYS7, Ecologists group at the International Congress of Plant Sciences, Ithaca, New York, AEP-NYS8, Picea and Fagus in a mixed forest, Adirondack Mountains, New York, AEP-NYS9, Alnus on clay with a gravel slope, Cooper Bluff, Cold Spring Harbor, Long Island, New York, AEP-NYS10, 120 foot high gravel summit, Cooper Bluff, Cold Spring Harbor, Long Island, New York, AEP-NYS11, Target Rock, Long Island, New York, AEP-NYS12, A harbor from a sandspit, Long Island, New York, AEP-NYS13, Ammophila on a sandspit, Cold Spring Harbor, Long Island, New York, AEP-NYS14, Ammophila and Hudsonia on a heath, Cold Spring Harbor, Long Island, New York, AEP-NYS15, Juncus and Spartina association, Cold Spring Harbor, Long Island, New York, AEP-NYS16, A seven foot stake with Salicornia and Spartina, Cold Spring Harbor, Long Island, New York, AEP-NYS17, The edge of a saltmarsh at low tide, Cold Spring Harbor, Long Island, New York, AEP-NYS18, A saltmarsh tension line, Cold Spring Harbor, Long Island, New York, AEP-NYS19, Hudsonia on a windward slope, Cold Spring Harbor, Long Island, New York, AEP-NYS20, The sandspit at Cold Spring Harbor, New York, AEP-NYS21, The Carnegie Laboratory, Cold Spring Harbor, Long Island, New York, AEP-NYS22, The Carnegie Laboratory, Cold Spring Harbor, Long Island, New York, AEP-NYS23, Blackford Hall, Carnegie Laboratory, Cold Spring Harbor, Long Island, New York, AEP-NYS24, Eriophorum vaginatum in a swamp, Hempstead, Long Island, New York, AEP-NYS25, Eriocaulon septangulare, Hempstead, Long Island, New York, AEP-NYS26, A prairie at Hempstead, Long Island, New York, AEP-NYS27, An eroding shore, Huntington, Long Island, New York, AEP-NYS28, Chamaecyparis swamp, Merrick, Long Island, New York, AEP-NYS29, Chamaecyparis in a swamp, Merrick, Long Island, New York, AEP-NYS30, Taxus cuspidata var. Rainier, Washington, AEP-WAS28, Abies lasiocarpa at the seven thousand foot timberline, Mt. maxima in the Pine Barrens, Bay View, Michigan, AEP-MIS10, A general view of Quercus rubra and Amelanchier spicata in the Pine Barrens, Bay View, Michigan, AEP-MIS13, Juniperus communis heath, Beaver Island, Michigan, AEP-MIS15, Witches broom on Picea canadensis, Beaver Island, Michigan, AEP-MIS17, A close view of Juncus balticus clumps, Benton Harbor, Michigan, AEP-MIS18, A morainic swamp surrounded by a mesophytic climax forest, Burdickville, Michigan, AEP-MIS19, Lycopodium clavatum on an eroding bank, Lake Superior near Calumet, Michigan, AEP-MIS22, Chamaedaphne calyculata in flower, Douglas Lake, Michigan, AEP-MIS23, A beach with driftwood, Empire, Michigan, AEP-MIS26, Abies balsamea, Juniperus, and Thuja on dunes at Frankfort, Michigan, AEP-MIS30, Betula papyrifera and Tsuga canadensis growing over undergrowth cut and burned in 1870, AEP-MIS32, Floating islands of Castalia and Carex, Mud Lake, Frankfort, Michigan, AEP-MIS37, The interior of a bog with Larix laricina and Picea mariana, Long Lake, Frankfort, Michigan, AEP-MIS38, A swamp with Larix laricina and Thuja occidentalis, Long Lake, Frankfort, Michigan, AEP-MIS39, The interior of a bog showing the size of Larix laricina and Picea mariana, Long Lake, Frankfort, Michigan, AEP-MIS40, A close view of two Potentilla anserina on beach dunes, Frankfort, Michigan, AEP-MIS42, Rosa carolina and Larix at the head of Long Lake, Frankfort Michigan, AEP-MIS49, A stratified shore cliff, Frankfort, Michigan, AEP-MIS50, A wind swept dune crater, Crystal Lake, Frankfort, Michigan, AEP-MIS51, A University of Chicago Department of Botany Field Ecology class at Crystal Lake, Frankfort, Michigan, AEP-MIS52, A submerged forest becoming a Typha swamp through damming, Glen Arbor, Michigan, AEP-MIS53, Crystal River, Glen Arbor, Michigan, AEP-MIS54, A University of Chicago Department of Botany Field Ecology class botanizing in Crystal River, Glen Arbor, Michigan, AEP-MIS58, Asclepias and Juniperus communis in an old pasture, Glen Haven, Michigan, AEP-MIS59, Aster at Sleeping Bear Dunes, Glen Haven, Michigan, AEP-MIS61, Conopholis americana on Quercus rubra, Glen Haven, Michigan, AEP-MIS62, Conopholis americana on Quercus rubra, Glen Haven, Michigan, AEP-MIS63, Bracket fungus, Glen Haven, Michigan, AEP-MIS64, Gentiana crinita at Sleeping Bear Dunes, Glen Haven, Michigan, AEP-MIS66, Stunted Populus deltoides near the Sleeping Bear, Glen Haven, Michigan, AEP-MIS69, The west slope of the Sleeping Bear, Glen Haven, Michigan, AEP-MIS70, The Sleeping Bear, Glen Haven, Michigan, AEP-MIS71, A view from a steamer off shore from the Sleeping Bear, Glen Haven, Michigan, AEP-MIS72, Kame cliffs at Sleeping Bear Dunes, Glen Haven, Michigan, AEP-MIS73, A high advancing dune, Glen Haven, Michigan, AEP-MIS74, At the base of a gravel cliff, Glen Haven, Michigan, AEP-MIS75, Denuded gravel cliffs, Glen Haven, Michigan, AEP-MIS81, A view of Paper Birch at Glen Rhoda, Michigan, AEP-MIS82, Equisetum arvense, Grand Beach, Michigan, AEP-MIS83, Liriodendron tulipifera facing Lake Michigan, Grand Beach, Michigan, AEP-MIS88, A depositing shore with a lagoon on Lake Michigan, Grand Beach, Michigan, AEP-MIS89, An old peat bog exposed by erosion, Grand Beach, Michigan, AEP-MIS93, Pinus strobus and Pinus resinosa presumably following an old burn, Huron Mountains, Michigan, AEP-MIS94, Tsuga canadensis and Acer saccharum, Maple reproduction, Huron Mountains, Michigan, AEP-MIS95, A stand of Pinus resinosa, Interlochen, Michigan, AEP-MIS96, Abies balsamea, Populus tremuloides, and Sorbus twenty years after a fire, Isle Royale, Michigan. | Catalogs... < /a > Botany, University of Chicago Department of,! 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