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St. Louis: Missouri Botanical Gardens, 1899. First edition.. Some flecking to the cloth on the rear cover and on the spine; a tight and clean copy in very good condition.. Pp. 144; 48 full page plates (line-drawings). Publisher's original dark green cloth, lettered in gilt on the spine, black clay-coated endpapers, top page edge in gilt, lg 8vo. The entire 228 page bound volume 'Eleventh Annual Report of the Missouri Botanical Garden for 1900' is offered here. It also contains three other scientific papers; two are listed here: 'A disease of Taxodium distichum known as peckiness' by H. von Schrenk (55 pages); 'Agave expatriata and other agave flowering in the Washington Botanical Garden' by J. N. Rose (5 pages). No ownership marks and no signs of use.

St. Louis: Missouri Botanical Gardens, 1899. First edition.. A bright and clean copy in near fine copy.. Pp. 144; 48 full page plates (line-drawings). Publisher's original dark green cloth, lettered in gilt on the spine, black clay-coated endpapers, top page edge in gilt, lg 8vo. The entire 228 page bound volume 'Eleventh Annual Report of the Missouri Botanical Garden for 1900' is offered here. It also contains three other scientific papers; two are listed here: 'A disease of Taxodium distichum' by H. von Schrenk (55 pages); 'Agave expatriata and other agave flowering in the Washington Botanical Garden' by J. N. Rose (5 pages). No ownership marks and no signs of use.

(Bournemouth): Board of Trustees, 1900. Norton's account occupies 60 pages of the report. It also includes Jared Smith's short "Revision of the species of Lophotocarpus of the United States"; Hermann von Schrenk's "A disease of Taxodium known as peckiness...."; and a short note by J.N. Rose on Agave expatria. The volume contains 151 pages in total, clean internally, green bevelled cloth a little marked and creased, the spine frayed at head and tail, the free fromt endpaper damaged, a duplicate from Smith College Library with their discarded bookplate on the front endpaper, a perforated stamp on the title page and a shelf number on the spine. Interestingly, this was originally in the collection of the garden designer Beatrix Farrand as the College bookplate is partially obscuring her own.. First Edition. Cloth. Good.