PEC. Plant Exploration Collections
Found in 14 Collections and/or Records:
Frank Nicholas Meyer Collection
The Frank Nicholas Meyer Collection consists of a typescript, a certificate, and photographs of Meyer.
Roland Maurice Jefferson Collection
The Roland Maurice Jefferson Collection contains articles, correspondence, email messages, documents, lectures, photographs, programs, and other notes. The majority of the collection highlights Jefferson's work, including plant expeditions for cherry trees at the United States National Arboretum and his post-retirement lectures. The collection also mentions Jefferson's work with plant labels, crabapples, the dogwood seed exchange program, and the President Reagan Cherry Tree.
Dorsett-Morse Oriental Agricultural Exploration Expedition Collection
Isabel Shipley Cunningham Collection on Frank Nicholas Meyer
USDA Chestnut Tree Research Records
The USDA Chestnut Tree Research Records documents chestnut tree seed distribution and growth across the United States, England, and Canada in the early-to-mid-twentieth century. The program served to reintroduce and monitor the progress of various species of chestnut trees following the introduction of Cryphonectria parasitica, or chestnut blight, from East Asia to North America and Europe in the early 1900s.
Harold F. Winters Papers
Materials consist of field and plant collector notebooks, biological specimens, correspondence, publications, photographs, negatives, and slides.
Joseph Francis Charles Rock Papers
The Joseph Francis Charles Rock Papers contain a bibliofilm (microfilm photograph) of Rock's specimen notebook from 1928. The notes list plant specimens by number, followed by a description of the specimen and its location or altitude. The actual specimens are housed at the Harvard University Herbaria.