George Engelmann
botanical notebook 2 : Vitis
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Word Count
64,750 words, Guess
Page Count
259 pages
Identifiers
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and 16 more
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- Internet Archivemobot31753003758841
- OCLC Control Number794059839
- Open LibraryOL25472396M
Alternate Titles
- George Engelmann Papers, 1831-1914.
Description
This collection consists of notes on the genus Vitis. The folder contains original handwritten notes and botanical sketches (some in color), as well as articles and illustrations from various journals and newspapers. Some of these items were written and drawn by Engelmann, some were sent to him by associates and correspondents. Notes and sketches are done on a variety of reused and repurposed papers. Notes include plant lists and specimen descriptions, as well as where, when and by whom they were collected. Sketches are done in pencil and ink. Items are stamped with numbers 260-519. Not all items are dated.
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