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The item consists of a list of Allard's specimen no. 18561-19020 collected in the course of his work in the Dominican Republic from January 1948. Dated specimen entries include locality, scientific or common name, and notes regarding growing conditions. Localities matching specimen no. ranges are indicated on the inside the front cover and include: a pine forest near Piedra Blanca, various locatio

The item consists of a list of Allard's specimen no. 19021-20359 collected in the course of his work in the Massachusetts, Virginia, and West Virginia from February 29, 1948 through June 8, 1952. Dated specimen entries include locality, scientific or common name, and notes regarding growing conditions. The inside front cover of the volume includes a narrative entry describing blackberry specimens

The item consists of a list of Allard's specimen no. 20360-21707 collected in the course of his work in Maryland and Virginia from 1952-1953. Dated specimen entries include locality, scientific or common name, and notes regarding growing conditions. The volume also includes narrative journal entries dated June 15, 1952 to August 16, 1953. Narrative entries typically describe localities in more det

The item consists of a list of Allard's specimen no. 21708-22318 collected in the course of his work in Virginia and West Virginia from 1953-1960. Dated specimen entries include locality, scientific or common name, and notes regarding growing conditions. Localities include various places in Lancaster County, Virginia, particularly creeks described as being near the Rappahannock river.

The item consists of a list of Allard's specimen no. 1711-3420 collected in the course of his work in Virginia and West Virginia from 1936-1937. Dated specimen entries include locality, scientific name, and notes regarding growing conditions. Many specimen were collected in the Bull Run Mountains. For more information on localities, see Book 18 of the same collection.

The item consists of a list of Allard's specimen no. 4767-6103 collected in the course of his work in Maine, Maryland, Virginia, and West Virginia from 1937-1938. Dated specimen entries include locality, scientific name, and notes regarding growing conditions. For more information on localities, see Book 18 of the same collection.

The item consists of a list of Allard's specimen no. 6104-7447 collected in the course of his work in Maryland, Maine, Virginia and West Virginia in 1939. Dated specimen entries include locality, scientific name, and notes regarding growing conditions. For more information on localities, see Book 18 of the same collection.

The item consists of a list of Allard's specimen no. 7448-8777 collected in the course of his work in Maryland, Virginia and West Virginia from 1939-1941. Dated specimen entries include locality, scientific name,and notes regarding growing conditions. Localities include: the Bull Run Mountains; Arlington, Virginia; Marlboro, Maryland; Massanutten Mountain among many others. For more information on

National Museum of Natural History (U.S.). Main Library

The item consists of a list of Allard's specimen no. 11438-12372 collected in the course of his work in the Dominican Republic and in the United States in Virginia and West Virginia from 1945-1947. Dated specimen entries include locality, scientific name,and notes regarding growing conditions. For more information on localities in the United States, see Book 18 of the same collection. A handwritte

This field book contains a specimen list of botanical specimens, mainly bamboo, collected from 5 March to 25 April 1972 in Brazil. Calderon records taxonomic names of specimens, soil samples, temperatures, when a photo is taken, and several abbreviations such as "FAA" (often related to information about leaves, inflorescence, seedlings) and "3:1" (often related to inflorescence). Collector numbers

This field book contains a specimen list of botanical specimens, mainly bamboo, collected from 26 April to 13 May 1972 in Brazil. Panama 1971 notes from 1-3 November, numbers 2146-2157 are included in the back of the notebook. Calderon records taxonomic names of specimens, soil samples, temperatures, when a photo is taken, and several abbreviations such as "FAA" (often related to information about