Botany -- Arkansas
Found in 8 Collections and/or Records:
Arkansas Native Plant Society Records
The records contain correspondence and papers, (including the Society's newsletter, Claytonia), scrapbooks, and photographs. Box 1 contains correspondence and reference material and scrapbooks of the Arkansas Native Plant Society with correspondence, minutes, newsletters, clippings, photographs, and other items. Photographs are of field trips and meetings.
Kent Bonar Materials
The collection includes a photocopied illustrated manuscript, notes, and a newsletter.
Kent Bonar Materials Addendum
G. Thomas Clark Papers
The Papers are composed of research material, correspondence, biographical material, newspaper clippings, photographs, and slides.
Lacy McCulloch Correspondence
Materials include correspondence.
Vance Randolph Notebooks and Correspondence
The collection contains original notebooks maintained by Ozarks folklorist Vance Randolph, as well as a letter to Randolph from Leo Van Scyoc. Three notebooks contain clippings, notes, and drawings of Ozarks plants; the fourth notebook contains addresses, anecdotes, and other notes.
Edwin B. Smith Materials
This collection is comprised of two bound manuscripts of Edwin B. Smith's An Atlas and Annotated List of the Vascular Plants of Arkansas, edited by the author, as well as Smith's correspondence with University of Arkansas at Monticello Professor of Biology Eric Sundell.
Jacob M. J. Smith Journal
Daily entries, 1844 to 1878, by Fayetteville, Arkansas horticulturist Smith record temperatures, botanical observations, and other data. Vol. 1, 1844-1851; Volume 2, containing entries in a different hand, includes the observations of Smith's successor, 1880 to 1886.