Arlow Burdette Stout Records (RG5)Stout, Arlow Burdette, 1876-1957.

Arlow Burdette Stout Records (RG5)

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	Collectors:	Stout, Arlow Burdette, 1876-1957.
	Title:	Arlow Burdette Stout Records (RG5)
	Dates:	1899-1956
	Dates:	bulk, 1920-1955
	Quantity:	44.8 linear feet; 105 boxes
	Call Phrase:	Stout (RG5)

Biography of Arlow Burdette Stout

Arlow Burdette Stout (1876-1957) was a botanist, geneticist, and expert in the hybridization of daylilies. He was born 10 March 1876 in Jackson Center, Ohio but grew up in Wisconsin. He graduated from Whitewater (Wisconsin) State Normal School (1908) gaining his B.A. degree at the University of Wisconsin where he later taught botany. He studied under Professor Robert A. Harper at Columbia University and received his Ph.D. in 1913. The NYBG appointed him Director of Laboratories in 1911, launching a 36-year career as a geneticist, plant-breeder, and educator.

Dr. Stout characterized his work as "experimental studies on the nature and genetics of intraspecific self- and cross-incompatibilities in the sexual reproduction of flowering plants." In 1919 he initiated an experimental study on seedlessness in grapes that resulted in the commercial introduction of many new kinds of grape. He had similar success with avocado cultivation. His primary research focus was the selective breeding of daylilies (Hemerocallis) that resulted in the development of stunning hybrid flowers. His research program at the NYBG spanned three decades in excess of 50,000 cross-pollination experiments, producing over one hundred viable Hemerocallis hybrids that revolutionized nursery breeding and popular interest in daylilies.

As Curator of Education and Laboratories at the Garden, Stout lectured widely and published over 350 scientific articles, including the landmark monograph Daylilies (1934, reprinted 1986). He established business relationships with local nurseries, notably the Bertrand Farr Nursery Company, in programs to evaluate and propagate his hybrid clones. He worked for several years in the 1920s with the New York Agricultural Experiment Station in Geneva, New York to produce hardier poplar trees.

Dr. Stout was an Honorary Life Member of the Horticultural Society of New York and an Honorary Life Fellow in the Royal Horticultural Society. He was a fellow of the American Association for the Advancement of Science, the American Society of Naturalists, and of the Botanical Society of America. In 1937 he received the Thomas Roland Medal of the Massachusetts Horticultural Society. The American Hemerocallis Society established in 1950 a Stout Award in his honor, considered the most distinctive award in annual recognition of a Hemerocallis clone. In 1954 the NYBG awarded him its Distinguished Service Award for "outstanding contributions to the advancement of horticulture and botany." He died 12 October 1957 at his home in Pleasantville, NY.

Scope and Content

The Arlow Burdette Stout Collection consists of correspondence, research records, lecture notes, personal papers, photographic material (photos, negatives, and lantern slides), photoengraving plates, artwork, journals, reprints, and awards. It covers his entire career at the NYBG (1911-47). There is a small selection of papers from his high school years (1899-1903) and graduate study at Columbia College (1911-13). The collection is a record of his research into the genetics and hybridization of Hemerocallis and studies of other economically important plants. The artwork consists of watercolor illustrations and pen and pencil drawings. All artwork has been transferred to NBYG Art & Illustration Collection #58.


Arrangement
	Numbers in brackets (ex. [14.2]) indicate the tentative [box.folder] numbers.
	The collection is organized into ten series and two appendices:

		Series 1: Correspondence, 1911 - 1957. Arranged alphabetically.
		Series 2: Research Papers. Arranged by genus. Subseries 2a: Genus Files: Acer - Vitis. Subseries 2b: Genus File: Hemerocallis. Subseries 2c: Rubus Subseries 2d: Research Notes.
		Series 3: Negatives, 1922 - 1948. Arranged by genus, then chronologically within genus.
		Series 4: Lantern slides, 1930 - 1945. Arranged by subject.
		Series 5: Lectures. Arranged by subject.
		Series 6: Artwork. Arranged by genus.
		Series 7: Personal Papers, 1899 - 1957. Arranged by subject.
		Series 8: Journals and Reprints. Arranged alphabetically by author.
		Series 9: Photo Engraving Plates. Arranged by subject.
		Series 10: Awards.
		Appendix I: "Hemerocallis Named Hybrids".
		Appendix II: "List of Discarded Materials".

Restrictions

Access restrictions

This collection is open for research with permission from Mertz Library staff.

Copyright

Requests for permission to publish material from the collection should be submitted in writing to the LuEsther T. Mertz Library of the New York Botanical Garden.


Indexing Terms
	The following terms have been used to index the description of this collection in the library's online public access catalog.
	Persons
		Anderson, Edgar, 1897-
		Eaton, Mary E.
		Perry, Amos.
		Stout, Arlow Burdette, 1876-1957 -- Archives.
	Subjects
		Fragaria -- Research.
		Hemerocallis -- Breeding.
		Hemerocallis -- Genetics.
		Hemerocallis -- Hybridization.
		Hemerocallis -- Inflorescence.
		Hemerocallis -- Polyploidy.
		Hemerocallis -- Varieties.
		Lilium.
		Lobelia.
		New York Botanical Garden Archives.
		New York Botanical Garden. Research Laboratory -- Archives.
		Persea.
		Petunia -- Varieties.
		Plant genetic engineering.
		Plants -- Self-incompatibility.
		Rubus -- Reproduction.
		Tsuga canadensis.
		Vitis -- Varieties.

Administrative Information

Preferred Citation

Arlow Burdette Stout Records (RG5), Archives, The New York Botanical Garden.

Acquisition Information

This collection was transferred to the New York Botanical Garden Archives.

Processing Information

Originally processed by David Rose, Archives Assistant, March 1999 with grant funds from The New York State Department of Education Documentary Heritage Program. Converted to EAD in January 2006 by Kathleene Konkle under a grant from the National Endowment for the Humanities (NEH-PA 50678-04).

Container List

Series 1. Correspondence.

Scope and Content: The correspondence relates to Dr. Stout's professional and business relationships the Burpee Seed Company, the Bertrand Farr Nursery, and the Amos Perry Nursery and includes hybridization records, royalty agreements, and related material. Correspondence is also located in Series 2: Research Papers
Folder	Title	Date
[1.1]	Correspondence, A-Z	n.d.
[1.2]	Burpee Seed Company, Correspondence, A-Z Cytology Expense receipts Notes on Impatiens Reprints and news clippings Research notes on Petunia Memos and notes Catalogs, 1948, 1950 Catalogs, 1951, 1952	n.d.
[1.3]	Farr Nursery, Correspondence 3 folders	1928-1957
[1.4]	Farr Nursery, Research Notes	n.d.
[1.5]	Farr Nursery, Royalty Agreement	n.d.
[1.6]	Farr Nursery, Catalogs	n.d.
[1.7]	Seedlings sent to Farr and Wayside	1946
[1.8]	Correspondence, Hedrick, U.P. NYS Agriculture Experiment Station, 1919-39 Wellington, Richard Lily Disease Investigation Fellowship Conference on Flower and Fruit Sterility, 1926	n.d.
[1.9]	Proposal for breeding trees for cities	1936
[1.10]	Special reports on tree breeding projects	1939
[1.11]	Report on Research, A. B. Stout to Wm. J. Robbins	November, 1944
[1.12]	Bibliography	1905-1956
[1.13]	Bibliographies, miscellaneous	n.d.
[1.14]	Reviews of his publications	n.d.
[1.15]	Amos Perry Controversy: Chronological List of Catalogs	n.d.
[1.16]	Amos Perry, Correspondence	n.d.
[1.17]	Amos Perry, Mss on Horticultural Clones	n.d.
[1.18]	Amos Perry Catalogs	n.d.
[1.19]	Amos Perry's Diary	n.d.
[1.20]	Amos Perry, Miscellaneous Notes	n.d.

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Series 2. Research Papers.

Scope and Content: Research papers are organized in four sub-series: (a) Genus Files: Acer - Vitis, (b) Genus File: Hemerocallis, (c) Genus File: Rubus, and (d) Research Notes. The sub-series are organized by genus or botanical topics pertinent to the research and contain correspondence, research notes, photography, charts, bibliographic material, and reprints.
*Subseries 2a: Genus Files, Acer - Vitis.*
These files include correspondence, research notes, photography, manuscripts, typescripts, genetics and hybridization charts, bibliographic notes, reprints, and other records pertinent to each genus. Files relating to Lilium (lily), Petunia, Fragaria, Lobelia, Tsuga (hemlock), and Vitis (grape) contain significant numbers of photographs.
Folder	Title	Date
[2.1]	Abutilon, photographs	1931 et al
[2.2]	Acer / Dichogamy, photographs	1936, 1938 et al
[2.3]	Alchemilla, research notes
[2.4]	Antirrhinum, incompatibilities, mss
[2.5]	*Avocado, mss and notebook re: Persea drymifolia, Eva M. Calvino*
[2.6]	Avocado, news article, LA Times	24 Apr 1927
[2.7]	Brassica, photographs	1922 et al
[2.9]	Campanula, research notes
[2.9]	Clarkia, research notes
[2.10]	Coleus, bibliographic notes, correspondence	1914
[2.11]	Coleus, photographs
[2.12]	Commelina et al, research notes
[2.13]	Cucurbita, notes and reprint
[2.14]	Dicentra, correspondence, Wayside Nursery	1948-51
[2.15]	Fragaria, research notes, George Darrow reprints
[2.16]	Fragaria, research notes, Charles Darwin
[2.17]	Fragaria, research notes, E. M. East
[2.18]	Fragaria, research notes, J. J. Fedorova
[2.19]	Fragaria, research notes, Ferdinand Chordat
[2.20]	Fragaria, research notes, correspondence and reprints, Leroy Powers
[2.21]	Fragaria, research notes and reprints
[2.22]	Fragaria, research notes, C. W. Richardson
[2.23]	Fragaria, research notes, Donald H. Scott
[2.24]	Fragaria, research notes, W. D. Valleau
[2.25]	Fragaria, research notes, S. H. Yarner
[2.26]	Lilium, photographs 1922, 1933; 41-192 1923; 257-313 1923; 339-349 1923; 350-358 1924; 370-453 1923-24; misc 1925; 504-559, 4 files 19xx; 724-840 19xx; 841-1229 1931 1935 1936; 009-250 1936, 254-283 1936, 284-330 1936, 331-370 1937 1938 1939-40 1941-42 Liliaceae, research notes Lilium research notes Lilium, photographs for journal articles	1923-1942
[3.1]	Lobelia, photographs	1937 - 1941
[3.2]	Lobelia, germination notes
[3.3]	Lobelia, research notes
[3.4]	Lobelia, watercolors
[3.5]	Burpee Co., doubles	1950-51
[3.6]	Burpee Co., Ruche doubles, report and photographs	1951
[3.7]	Burpee Co., Salmon doubles, report and notes	1951
[3.8]	Burpee Co., Single white, report and notes	1951
[3.9]	Burpee Co., Correspondence	1950-51
[3.10]	Burpee co., memo and notes, wild origin
[3.11]	Burpee co., notes and photographs, wild origin
[3.12]	Chromosome number
[3.13]	Chromosome number studies	1944
[3.14]	Mss., "Doubleness in the Flowers of Petunia,"	1952
[3.15]	Mss., research notes and articles re: Botanical Society of America
[3.16]	Doubles, photocopy and notes, re: Frances Myrtle
[3.17]	Doubles, notes, re: Howard B. Frost study
[3.18]	Correspondence and notes, re: W. Ray Hastings
[3.19]	Doubles, notes on literature
[3.20]	Doubles, notes re: Matthiola
[3.21]	Doubles, notes and correspondence
[3.22]	Doubles, correspondence, Clark D. Paris
[3.23]	Doubles, photographs, salmon and white
[3.24]	Doubles, notes re: E. R. Sanders
[3.25]	Doubles, notes re: Gilbert W. Scott
[3.26]	Doubles, notes re: G. V. Ubisch
[3.27]	Doubles, correspondence, news clippings, and notes re: Charles Weddle
[3.28]	Correspondence, J. H. Kantor
[3.29]	Correspondence and notes, D. N. Kostoff
[3.30]	Literature, species and previous hybrids
[3.31]	Pollen grain study
[3.32]	Correspondence, A. Owczarzak
[3.33]	Relation to Nicotiana
[3.34]	*Reprint, "Reproduction in Petunia"*	7 March 1952
[3.35]	Research notes	1947
[3.36]	*Mss "Reproduction in Petunia"*
[3.37]	Charts and Photos, Reproduction in Petunia
[3.38]	Correspondence and notes, T. D. Sullivan
[3.39]	Miscellaneous
[3.40]	Petunia, photographs 1931-1938 1941-1942 1943-1944 1945 1946 1947, 2 files 1948, pollen 1949
[4.1]	Hibiscus, watercolor
[4.2]	Hibiscus moscheutons, watercolor
[4.3]	Hosta, chromosome numbers
[4.4]	Ipomoea (sweet potato), photographs
[4.5]	Ipomoea (sweet potato), research notes
[4.6]	Iris, photographs	1934-1935
[4.7]	Iris, photographs	1936
[4.8]	Iris, et al, watercolors
[4.9]	Lysimachia, research notes
[4.10]	Marica, photographs	1931-1937
[4.11]	Narcissus, salix, photographs
[4.12]	Papaver, watercolors
[4.13]	Pelargonium, photographs	1931
[4.14]	Phlox, watercolors
[4.15]	Potagometon pectinatus, sketches by A. B. Stout
[4.16]	Primula, photographs
[4.17]	Prunus (plum), photographs
[4.18]	Prunus persica, (peach), photographs
[4.19]	Pyrus, (pear), photographs
[4.20]	Secale (rye), research notes
[4.21]	Solanum (potato), photographs
[4.22]	Verbascum, watercolors
[4.23]	Zea mays (maize), photographs	1940
[4.24]	Miscellaneous genera
[4.25]	Miscellaneous photographs (laboratory, codices)	1936, 1937, 1939
[4.26]	Miscellaneous photographs (trees, autumn views)	1940-1941
[4.27]	*Miscellaneous photographs (Abies et al)*	1942-1945
[4.28]	Vitis (Seedless Grapes) Correspondence and notes, A-Z, 4 files Patents, research notes and mss. Reprints Research grants and reports, National Resource Council Photographs, 1934 Photographs, 1941 - 1945 Photographs, miscellaneous Photographs, Vitis rotundifolia Advertisement for "Seedless rosada" Photos for cuts in journal Watercolors
[4.29]	Tsuga canadensis (Weeping Hemlock) Photographs, 1931, 1933, 1935 Photographs, 1938, 1939, various Photographs, 1938 Photographs, 1939 Correspondence and notes, B-Z (4 files) Abbot, S. L Jenkins, C. F. Kelsey, H. P. Judd, W. Swartly, J. C.
[4.30]	Mss, "The Redding Hemlock"
[4.31]	Mss, "Weeping or Pendulous Hemlocks"
[4.32]	Research notes and photos
[4.33]	Reprints
[5.1]	*Reproduction in Petunia, charts*
[5.2]	*Reproduction in Petunia, plates* 4 files
[5.3]	Hemerocallis pollinization notes
[6.1]	L tigrinum, Pollination Germination Display
[6.2]	L tigrinum, Pollen Germ, Anaphase Display
[6.3]	L longiflorum (candidum), Pollen Germ, Anaphase Display
[6.4]	Morphological Structure of Seedless Grapes
[6.5]	File - mounted photos now detached, 20 photos
[6.6]	File - miscellaneous photos and copies of daylilies
[6.7]	Miscellaneous captioned signs
[6.8]	Miscellaneous mounted diagrams
*Subseries 2b: Genus File, Hemerocallis.*
Hemerocallis files consist of correspondence, research notes, accession records, evaluations, pollination records, photography, charts, bibliographic material, and reprints. Species files are arranged alphabetically by species, followed by three photographic sequences. The first sequence is arranged alphabetically by species; the second is arranged chronologically by year; and the third, "Inflorescence" is arranged by species. There are notebooks and subject files on Hemerocallis hybrids and clones. The sequence of photos (the fourth photo sequence) which follows is arranged alphabetically by hybrid name. See Appendix I 'Hemerocallis Named Hybrids' for additional information.
Folder	Title	Date
[7.1]	H altissima, mss, "Hemerocallis altissima Stout"
[7.2]	H altissima, correspondence
[7.3]	H altissima, research notes
[7.4]	H aurantiaca, literature
[7.5]	H aurantiaca, research notes
[7.6]	H aurantiaca major, chromosome numbers
[7.7]	H aurantiaca major, literature
[7.8]	H aurantiaca major, research notes
[7.9]	H citrina, research notes
[7.10]	H citrina, chromosome numbers
[7.11]	H citrina, literature
[7.12]	*H coerula*
[7.13]	*H coreana*
[7.14]	H dumortierii, chromosome numbers
[7.15]	H dumortierii, descriptions
[7.16]	H dumortierii, literature
[7.17]	H dumortierii, research notes
[7.18]	H esculenta, chromosomes
[7.19]	H esculenta, research notes
[7.20]	H esculenta, correspondence
[7.21]	H exaltata, chromosome numbers
[7.22]	H exaltata, mss, Addisonia article
[7.23]	H exaltata, research notes
[7.24]	*H exilis*
[7.25]	H flava, chromosome numbers
[7.26]	H flava, research notes
[7.27]	H flava, literature
[7.28]	*H flava kwanso*
[7.29]	H forrestii, literature
[7.30]	H forrestii, chromosome numbers
[7.31]	H forrestii, correspondence
[7.32]	H forrestii, research notes
[7.33]	H fulva, literature
[7.34]	H fulva augustifolia, research notes
[7.35]	H fulva, chromosome numbers
[7.36]	*H fulva cypriana*
[7.37]	*H fulva distichia*
[7.38]	H fulva - China
[7.39]	*H fulva europa*
[7.40]	*H fulva flore pleno*
[7.41]	H fulva - Japan
[7.42]	H fulva - Korea
[7.43]	*H fulva longituba*
[7.44]	*H fulva maculata*
[7.45]	H fulva - pink
[7.46]	H fulva - red
[7.47]	*H fulva rosea*
[7.48]	H fulva - wild
[7.49]	*H fulva gigantea, gracilis, graminea*
[7.50]	*H fulva leucapecton, littorea, lutea*
[7.51]	H middendorfii, literature
[7.52]	H fulva, varieties
[7.53]	H fulva, veining in petals and sepals
[7.54]	H middendorfii, research notes
[7.55]	H minor, chromosome numbers
[7.56]	H minor in Edinburgh Herbarium
[7.57]	H minor, research notes
[7.58]	H minor, literature
[7.59]	H multiflora, chromosome numbers
[7.60]	H multiflora, correspondence
[7.61]	H multiflora, research notes
[7.62]	H minor, literature
[7.63]	H nana, chromosome numbers
[7.64]	H nana, drawings of scapes
[7.65]	H nana, literature
[7.66]	H nana, research notes
[7.67]	H nana, herbarium records
[7.68]	H nana, stem sections
[8.1]	*H nepalense*
[8.2]	H plicata, literature
[8.3]	*H pumila*
[8.4]	*H radicans, rutilans*
[8.5]	*H sachalinensis*
[8.6]	*H serotina, sieboloiana*
[8.7]	*H sulphurea*
[8.8]	H thunbergii, chromosome numbers
[8.9]	H thunbergii, herbarium records
[8.10]	H thunbergii, watercolors and ink drawings
[8.11]	H thunbergii, literature
[8.12]	H thunbergii, research notes
[8.13]	*H vespertina*
[8.14]	*H yezoensis*
[8.15]	Unnamed species
[8.16]	Unnamed species, China
[8.17]	Unnamed species, Japan
[8.18]	Unnamed species, Korea
[8.19]	Unnamed species, Kwanso
[8.20]	Unnamed wild species
[8.21]	Hemerocallis, miscellaneous notes
[8.22]	Hemerocallis, correspondence
[8.23]	Hemerocallis, Mss "The Morphology of Somatic Chromosomes in Hem" by W. T. Ward
[8.24]	Field Data Hemerocallis, field data H aurantiaca, field data Hemerocallis, China, field data H exaltata, field data H fulva, Japan, field data H multiflora, field data H thunbergii, field data
[8.25]	Photographs H altissima H aurantiaca H aurantiaca major H citrina H dumortierii H esculenta H exaltata H flava H forrestii H fulva H fulva angustifolia H fulva, China H fulva europa H fulva flore pleno H fulva, Japan H fulva, Korea H fulva kwanso H fulva longituba H fulva maculata H fulva - pink H fulva - red H fulva rosea H fulva - wild H graminea
[9.1]	Photographs H littorea H middendorfii H minor H multiflora H nana (2) H plicata H sulphurea H thunbergii Unnamed species, China Unnamed species, Japan Unnamed species, Korea Unnamed wild species Unnamed species
[9.2]	Photographs Public Display Garden, 1925 1926 1927, microphotos, pollen tube growth, 2 files 1929, microphotos 1928, 1929, 1932, H multiflora 1930, microphotos 1931 1932, 2 files 1932, microphotos 1933 1934, 3 files 1935, 2 files 1936, 3 files	1925-1927; 1931-1936
[10.1]	Photographs, 1937-1944 1937, 2 files 1938, 2 files 1939, 2 files 1940, photomicrograph series 1940, 2 files 1940, photomicrographs 1941 1942, 2 files 1943 1944, 2 files 1945 1946 1947 1947, H europa 1948
[10.2]	Photographs, Inflorescence H citrina H dumortierii H europa H flava H forrestii H fulva H middendorfii H minor H multiflora H 'Flamid' Inflorescence, 2062 Inflorescence, 2249-12 Photos, 2062 Photos, 2063 Photos, 2067 Photos, 2088 Photos, 2249 Photos, 2384 Photos, 2472 Photos, 2633 Photos, 2673 Photos, 2719 Photos, 2777 Photos, 2785 Photos, 2799 Photos, 2814 Photos, 3560 Photos, unnamed 255 Photos, H fulva, doubles Photos, garden views
[11.1]	H altissima, notebook
[11.2]	H citrina, notebook
[11.3]	H dumortierii, notebook
[11.4]	H esculenta, notebook
[11.5]	H exaltata, notebook
[11.6]	H forrestii, notebook
[11.7]	H fulva seedlings, notebook
[11.8]	H middendorfii, notebook
[11.9]	H minor, notebook
[11.10]	H multiflora, notebook
[11.11]	H nana, notebook
[11.12]	H plicata, notebook
[11.13]	H sulphurea, notebook
[11.14]	H thunbergii, notebook
[11.15]	H, unnamed plants
[11.16]	Hybrids and Clones 'Afterglow' 'Aladdin' 'Alan-a-Dale' 'Apricot' 'August Glow' 'August Orange' 'August Pioneer' 'Autumn King' 'Autumn Minaret' 'Autumn Prince' 'Bagdad' 'Baronet' 'Bertrand Farr' 'Bicolor' 'Bijou' 'Blanche Hooker' 'Boutonniere' 'Brunette' 'Buckeye' 'Candelabrum' 'Caprice' 'Cathay' 'Challenger' 'Chancellor' 'Charmaine' 'Charmaine Queen' 'Chengtu' 'Cinnabar' 'Circe' 'Copperpiece' 'Dauntless' 'Dominion' 'Dusty Miller' 'Elfin' 'Ensign' 'Fantasia' 'Festival' 'Fiftieth Anniversary' 'Firebrand' 'George Yeld' 'Georgia' 'Goldfinch' 'Hankow' 'Harlequin' 'Hiawatha' 'Hyperion' 'Jennie Love' 'Jubilee' 'La Louisan'' 'Liebchen' 'Linda' 'Luteola' 'Majestic' 'Manchu' 'Midas' 'Mignon' 'Mikado' 'Ming' 'Monarch' Multiflora Hybrids 'Nada' 'New Yorker' 'Patricia' 'Penelope Stout' 'Port' 'Princess' 'Rajah' 'Redbird' 'Red Knight' 'Red Prince' 'Rosalind' 'Rose Gem' 'Sachem' 'Saturn' 'Serenade' 'Sonny' 'Soudan' 'Statesque' Summer Multiflora Hybrids 'Sundust' 'Symphony' 'Tangerine' 'Taruga' 'Theron' 'Triumph' 'Vesta' 'Viking' 'Vulcan' 'Wau-Bon' 'Wolof' 'Yeldrin' 'Zouave'
[12.1]	Hybrids and Clones 'Afterglow' 'Aladdin' 'Alan-a-dale' 'Apricot' 'August Orange' 'August Pioneer' 'Autumn Minaret' 'Autumn Prince' 'Bagdad' 'Baronet' 'Bicolor' 'Bijou' 'Blanche Hooker' 'Boutonniere' 'Brunette' 'Buckeye' 'Candelabrum' 'Caprice' 'Cathay' 'Challenger' 'Charmaine' 'Charmaine Queen' 'Chengtu' 'Cinnabar' 'Circe' 'Copperpiece' 'Dauntless' 'Dominion' 'Dusty Miller' 'Elfin' 'Ensign' 'Fantasia' 'Festival' 'Fiftieth Anniversary' 'Firebrand' 'George Yeld' 'Hankow' 'Hiawatha' 'Hyperion' 'Jennie Love' 'Jubilee' 'Liebchen' 'Linda' 'Luteola' 'Majestic' 'Mignon' 'Mikado' 'Ming' 'Monarch' 'Nada' 'New Yorker' 'Penelope Stout' 'Princess' 'Red Knight' 'Red Prince' 'Rose Gem' 'Sachem' 'Saturn' 'Serenade' 'Sonny' 'Soudan' 'Statesque' Summer Multiflora hybrids 'Sundust' 'Symphony' 'Tangerine' 'Taruga' 'Theron' 'Triumph' 'Vesta' 'Vulcan' 'Wau-Bon' 'Wolof' 'Yeldrin' 'Zouave'
[12.2]	Accession and Hybridization Records Hemerocallis Accessions, 2 files Hemerocallis Accessions and Distributions, 1936-1942 Hemerocallis: Record of Crosses, 3 files Hemerocallis: Summaries for Interspecific Hybridization
[12.3]	Hybrid Evaluations H, 1707 H, 2088 H, 2408 H, 2472 H, 2604 H, 2652 H, 2719 H, 2731 H, 2777 H, 2785 H, 2821 H, 2823 H, 2838 H, 2849 Hemerocallis Evaluations, 1934 Hemerocallis Evaluations, Whaley, 1937 Hemerocallis Evaluations of Pink-flowered, 1937 Hemerocallis Evaluations of Named Clones, 1946 Hemerocallis Evaluations, 1946: 1800-3000 Hemerocallis Evaluations, 1946: 3001-3250 Hemerocallis Evaluations, 1946: 3251-3399 Hemerocallis Evaluations, 1946: 3400-3499 Hemerocallis Evaluations, 1946: 3500	1934-1946
[13.1]	Evaluations, 2931-3324	1953
[13.2]	Evaluations, 3328-3507	1953
[13.3]	Evaluations, 3514-3595	1953
[13.4]	Evaluations	1954
[13.5]	Evaluations	1956
[13.6]	Evaluations of New Doubles
[13.7]	Folio Monograph, Plate Photos
[13.8]	Folio Monograph, Mss.
[13.9]	Folio Monograph, Drafts of Parts
[13.10]	Folio Monograph, H aurantiaca H dumortierii H exaltata H forrestii H fulva H fulva angustiflora H middendorfii H nana H plicata
[13.11]	Folio Monograph Correspondence Folio Monograph, Correspondence, A-Z Folio Monograph, Correspondence, Garden Club of America Folio Monograph, Orders Folio Monograph, Subscription Announcements
[13.12]	Correspondence, A - Stuntz Duke of Winsor Pinchot, C B Ptitsin, L. Smith, L. M. Smith, W. W. Stewart, A. N. Strong, Martha Stuntz, M. F.
[14.1]	Correspondence, Susa-Z Susa, T. Wada, K. Wallace, R. Wallace, R., bills Wallace, R., daylilies Yeld, George
[14.2]	Research Notes Award-winning Plants Bibliography Doubles Double Flowers, reprints Early literature records Edinburgh Royal Botanic Garden Excluded species Forrest, George H fulva, doubles Illustration Record Index Kewensis Introductions: 1949, 1951, 1953, 1956 Kew Botanic Garden List of Illustrations Literature References Miscellaneous Records Names for Stout Hybrids Notes & Literature, General Africa China China, Photographs of Herbarium Specimens Crete Cyprus Egypt Greece India Israel Italy Old Japanese Illustrations Japan Korea Manchuria Mauritius Persia USSR Turkey
[14.3]	Inflorescence Key for Records on Inflorescence Inflorescence, Mss notes Inflorescence H aurantiaca, citrina, dumortierii H esculenta, europa H flava H forrestii, fulva H middendorfii H minor H multiflora 'Apricot', 'Estmere' 'Flamid' 'Hyperion', 'Mignon', 'Orangeman' 'Sovereign', 'Wau-Bon' Inflorescence Base Inflorescence, Japan 19, 25, 78, 103 255 413, 417, 425, 428 447, 729 2062 2063, 2065, 2067 2341, 2384, 2580 2633, 2635, 2663, 2673 2776, 2799, 2814, 2840 2878, Wild - Korea 2914, 2918 Unnamed Botanical Terms Colchicine Cytology, Research Notes, 2 files Cytology, Literature, journals Flower Spur-tip Indoleacetic Acid Treatment Miscellaneous Notes Papillae
[14.4]	Biology and Structure Pollen Tubes Scapes Seeds Sterility Veining, Research Notes Veining, Drawings Veining, Photographs Data of 1937
[15.1]	HemerocallisPigmentation Anthocyanin Color pigments Bancroft Reprint (Anthocyanins) Color pigments Experiments 98, 100-103,107-114 France, H. Reprint and Translation Literature Mss, "Color Patterns in Daylilies"; correspondence Notes and Correspondence, Separation of Carotenes and Xanthophyll Notes on Robinson, Robert Project Outline, 1943 Research Notes Red Types Research Notes - Colors Research by R. E. Lee Research Notes, Shapiro, B. P. Notebook, Shapiro, B. P. Standardized Color Tests Structures Work by Appel, Amita Aurantiaca, Forrestii, Middendorfii, Multiflora Thunbergii, Boutonnierre, Citrina, Littorea x Fulva
[15.2]	Hybridization Records Hemerocallis crosses, 400 series 500 series 600 series 700 series 800 series 900 series 1200 series 1300 series 1400 series 1500 series 1600 series 1700 series 1800 series 1900 series 2000 series 2061 in 1943
[15.3]	Notes on Authors Braun, Alexander Domin, Karel Eichler, A. W. Focke, W. O. Goebel, K. Kakazaki Lestiboudois, M. T. Muller, William Richter, M. Sachs, J. Sprenger, Charles Velenovsky, J. Yeld, George
[15.4]	Reprints Reprints, A-Z, 5 files Reprints and translation, Timm, Herbert Reprints, Woodroffe, F. B. Reprints, Yuke, Y. Yearbooks American Amaryllis Society Yearbook, 1935 Hemerocallis Society Yearbook, 1952 Midwest Hemerocallis Society Yearbook, 1947 Hemerocallis Society Newsletter, 1947-1956
[15.5]	Manuscripts and Publications Mss "Character and Genetics of Doubleness" Mss "An Example of Selective Breeding" Mss "Variegation and Somatic Mutation" Stout, published articles, 1916; 1925-1956, 4 files NYBG Distinguished Service Award to A. B. Stout Certificates, scientific organizations Hemerocallis catalogs, 1948 Hemerocallis catalogs, 1957-61
[16.1]	Accession & Distribution Records Bibliographic Index, File cards (5 x 7)
[17.1]	*Index, Hemerocallis* Clones** File cards (5 x 7)
[18.1]	*Index, Hemerocallis* Clones** File cards (5 x 7)
[19.1]	*Index, Hemerocallis* Clones** File cards (5 x 7)
[20.1]	Hemerocallis Photographs, Miscellaneous Hemerocallis, oversized photo (2) Estmere, oversized photo H citrina, aurantiaca, 41-119, 26 Dec 1941 H forrestii, 8 Nov 1940 H thunbergii Rosalind, 26 Dec 1941 H exaltata, 7 Jul 1932 Theron Brunette (2), 7 Jun 1940 H europa, 134 (2), 15 Jun 1938 Mounted photos (17) H fulva, caespitose habit
*Subseries 2c: Genus File, Rubus.*
This sub-series consists of correspondence, research notes, manuscripts and typescripts relating to the genus Rubus (berries). Manuscripts and typescripts relate to an unpublished monograph "Reproduction in Rubus."
Folder	Title
[21.1]	Correspondence, Rubus Correspondence, A-Z, 15 files Anderson, Edgar Armstrong Nurseries Blackhurst, H. T. Brierly, W. G. Britton, Donald M. & John W. Hull Brown, William L. Craig, Donald Darrow, George M. Egler, Frank E. Einset, John Hitchcock, Leo C. Jones, Donald F. Johnstone, F. E. Jr. Kays, W. R. Ledin, R. Bruce Murrill, William A. Overcash, J. P. Powers, Leroy Slate, George L. Species Waldo, George F. Williams, C. F. Yarnell, S. H. Yeager, A. F.
[21.2]	Research Notes, A-L Research Notes, A-L, 11 files Bailey, L. H. Bicknell, E. P. Blanchard, W. H. Brierly, W. G. Brown, S. W. Burbank, Luther Canada Christen, H. R. Crane, M. B. Darrow, 2 files Darrow, G. M. & A. E. Longley Darrow, G. M. & G. F. Waldo East Malling Research Station, Kent, England Einset, John Fassett, Norman C. Fischer, H. E. Focke, W. O. Griffith, J. F. Gustafsson, Ake Haskell, Gordon Hybrids Jones, D. F. Kerr, E. A. Ledin, E. B. Longley, A. E.
[22.1]	Research notes, M-W (8 files)
[22.2]	Mallah, Tara Singh
[22.3]	Mammoth/Cory Blackberry
[22.4]	Ness, H.
[22.5]	NY Agr Exp Sta, Geneva, NY
[22.6]	Nygren, Axel
[22.7]	Oberle, G. D.
[22.8]	Peitersen, A. K.
[22.9]	Pope, W. T.
[22.10]	Rozanova, M. A.
[22.11]	Rydberg, P. A.
[22.12]	Seeds
[22.13]	Sex, etc.
[22.14]	Tatarinzov, A. S.
[22.15]	Texas, 2 files
[22.16]	Unilateral Hybrids
[22.17]	Vaarama, Antero
[22.18]	Versatility
[22.19]	Waldo, G. F.
[22.20]	Williams, C. F.
[22.21]	Yarnell, S. H.
[22.]	Yeager, A. F.
[22.22]	*Mss, "Reproduction in Rubus"* Reproduction in Rubus, preliminary drafts & notes (5 files) Reproduction in Rubus, preliminary drafts, Pt. VIII Outline of Manuscrip Pt. I Pt. II Pt. II, 14, revision, 1957 Pt. III Pt. IV Pt. VI Pt. VII, 2 files Pt. VIII, 2 files Pt. IX Pt. III revision, 5 files Pt. V revision, 2 files
[23.1]	*Manuscript, "Reproduction in Rubus"* Pt. VI, additions and revisions Pt. VII, additions and revisions Pt. VIII, mss, additions and revisions, 3 files Pt. I, typescript (2d carbon) Pt. II, typescript Pt. II, typescript (1st carbon) Pt. II, typescript (2d carbon) Pt. III, typescript Pt. IV, typescript Pt. IV, typescript (1st carbon) Pt. IV, typescript (2d carbon, incomplete) Pt. IV, preliminary typescript, incomplete Pt. V, typescript (carbons) Pt. VI, typescript Pt. VI, typescript (1st carbon) Pt. VI, typescript (2d carbon) Pt. VII, typescript Pt. VII, typescript (1st carbon) Pt. VII, typescript (2d carbon) Pt. VIII, typescript, 2 files Pt. VIII, typescript (1st carbon) Pt. VIII, typescript (2d carbon) Pt. IX, typescript (including carbons)
Subseries 2d: Research Notes.
This sub-series consists of topics in genetics and plant science related to the development of registered Hemerocallis hybrids. They are arranged either by species or by hybrid name, where appropriate, within each file.
Folder	Title
[24.1]	Adventitious Embryony
[24.2]	Agamospermy
[24.3]	Mss, "Adventitious Agamospermy & Self- and Cross-Incompatibilities"
[24.4]	Apogamy, research notes
[24.5]	Apogamy, research notes and correspondence
[24.6]	Apogamy and Parthenogenesis, journals and reprints
[24.7]	Apogamy and Parthenogenesis, research notes and reprints
[24.8]	Apomixis
[24.9]	Diplospory
[24.10]	Genetics
[24.11]	Reprint, Incompatibility in Citrus
[24.12]	Miscellaneous Species
[24.13]	Parthenogenesis
[24.14]	Potentilla
[24.15]	Pseudogamy
[24.16]	Restitution Nuclei
[24.17]	Semigamy
[24.18]	Sterility
[24.19]	Journals and Reprints, Ernst, Alfred
[24.20]	Journals and Reprints, Muntzing, A. and G.
[24.21]	Journals and Reprints, Stebbins, G. L.
[24.22]	Bastardierung als Ursache der Apogamie im Pflanzenreich, Dr. Aflred Ernst, 1918
[24.23]	Anderson, Edgar
[24.24]	Atwood, Sanford S.
[24.25]	B
[24.26]	Babcock, E. B.
[24.27]	Bamford, Ronald
[24.28]	Baur
[24.29]	Brewbaker, James
[24.30]	Collins, J. L.
[24.31]	Correns, C., 2 files
[24.32]	Cram, William H.
[24.33]	Crantz, F.
[24.34]	De Vries, Hugo
[24.35]	Gebhart
[24.36]	Gerstel, D. U.
[24.37]	Gustafsson, Ake
[24.38]	H
[24.39]	Herrig, F.
[24.40]	Jennings, H. S.
[24.41]	Kempton, J. H.
[24.42]	Kneip
[24.43]	Linnaeus
[24.44]	Naudin, M. C. (translation)
[24.45]	Prell
[24.46]	Riddle, Oscar
[24.47]	Sears, E. R., research notes
[24.48]	Von Berg, Henni
[24.49]	Zamelis, A.
[24.50]	Auto-alloploids
[24.51]	Mss. "Bud Variation"
[24.52]	Chromosome numbers
[24.53]	Chromosome studies
[24.54]	Diploids
[24.55]	Double Flowers
[24.56]	Haploids
[24.57]	Hexaploids
[24.58]	Hybrids
[24.59]	Hybridization, new clippings
[24.60]	Induced Pseudo-fertility
[24.61]	Introgression
[24.62]	Octoploids
[24.63]	Paramecium, mating types (Kimball, B. F.)
[24.64]	Paramecium, mating types (Sonneborn, T. M.)
[24.65]	Pollen tube growth
[24.66]	Pollen tube growth, photographs, 1927-1940
[24.67]	Polyploids
[24.68]	Seed Inheritance
[24.69]	Species studies
[24.70]	Tetraploids
[24.71]	Triploids
[25.1]	Variegation
[25.2]	Variegation, chlorophyll
[25.3]	Bibliography
[25.4]	Miscellaneous notes
[25.5]	Unidentified mss
[25.6]	Research Notes, Citrus
[25.7]	Research Notes and Correspondence, Cucumber
[25.8]	*Research Notes and Reprints, Ficus* (fig)**
[25.9]	Research Notes and Reprints, Induced Parthenocarpy
[25.10]	Research Notes, miscellaneous
[25.11]	Research Notes and Reprints, Cucumber
[25.12]	Reprints, miscellaneous
[25.13]	Research Notes et al., Pear
[25.14]	Research Notes et al., Watermelon
[25.15]	Correspondence, miscellaneous
[25.16]	Incompatibility, 3 files
[25.17]	Beta vulgaris
[25.18]	Correspondence and research notes
[25.19]	Crane, M. B.
[25.20]	Crane, M. B., reprints, 2 files
[25.21]	Crepis
[25.22]	Fungi
[25.23]	Mss, "Pollen tube behavior . . . with reference to Incompatibilities in Fertilization".
[25.24]	Prunus
[25.25]	Riley, H. P.
[25.26]	Reprints, Riley, H. P.
[25.27]	Research Notes and Reprints, Rye
[25.28]	Research Notes, Taraxacum
[25.29]	Research Notes and Correspondence, Tradescantia
[25.30]	Research Notes and Correspondence, Tulip
[25.31]	Correspondence and Reprints, Tysdal, H. M.
[25.32]	"Self- and Cross-sterility . . . Grasses and Legumes", Williams, R. D.
[25.33]	Research Notes, Williams, R. D.
[25.34]	*Alium*
[25.35]	*Antirrhinum*
[25.36]	Bananas
[25.37]	*Bicutella*
[25.38]	*Campanula*
[25.39]	*Chicoreaceae*
[25.40]	*Compositae*
[25.41]	*Cucurbits*
[25.42]	Dysploidy
[25.43]	*Euphorbia*
[25.44]	*Lysimachia*
[25.45]	*Nicotiana*
[25.46]	Pyrus (pear)
[25.47]	*Prunus*
[25.48]	Prunus (cherry)
[25.49]	Solanum
[25.50]	*Tradescantia*
[25.51]	*Tulipa*
[25.52]	*Veronica*
[26.1]	Notes and Reprints, A-Z, 7 files
[26.2]	Polyploidy, A-Z, 20 files
[26.3]	Autopolyploidy
[26.4]	*Achlya*
[26.5]	*Alchemilla*
[26.6]	Angiosperms
[26.7]	Clarkia
[26.8]	Correspondence
[26.9]	Johanssen, D. A.
[26.10]	Male Sterility, tomato
[26.11]	Miscellaneous research notes
[26.12]	Stout Publications
[26.13]	Self Sterility and Hybrid-sterility by Friedrich Brieger Translation, parts I-VI (6 files); ibid, incomplete typescript

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Series 3. Negatives.

Scope and Content:

Photographic negatives are organized in 6 independent sequences (3a to 3f), based on size and media. Three material sizes are (3a, 3b) 6.25 x 8.25; (3c, 3d) 4 x 6; and (3e, 3f) 3 x 5. Each size is organized in two sequences, glass or acetate. The 6 sequences are:

Sequence Photo Size Box count

3a 6.25 x 8.25 1-2

3b 6.25 x 8.25 (glass) 1

3c 4 x 6 1-17

3d 4 x 6 (glass) 1-9

3e 3 x 5 1-3

3f 3 x 5 (glass) 1-8

Negatives are numbered by year and/or hybridization number and are cross-referenced with corresponding positives. Most material documents species and hybrid studies (indoor and outdoor), life cycle studies, staged displays, garden views, landscapes, and plant structure studies, e.g. seeds, capsules, foliage, scapes, and flowers. There are photomicrographs of plant cell structure, comparative studies of Hemerocallis clones, herbarium specimens of the Kew Botanic Garden, imported packages of dried daylilies for use as a food vegetable, and portraits of Dr. Stout at work, including views of the NYBG experimental garden.

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Series 4. Lantern slides.

Scope and Content: This series consists of 21 boxes of slides of daylilies and other botanical subjects.
Folder	Title	Date
[27]3a	*Iris*	1934-35
[27]3a	*Iris*	1936
[27]3a	*Lilium* 19xx, 724-840 19xx, 841-1229 1931 1935 1936, 9-250 1936, 284-330 1936, 331-370 1937 1938 1939-40
[27]3a	*Marica*	1931-37
[27]3a	*Petunia*	1931-38
[27]3a	*Primula*
[27]3a	Vitis (grape)
[28]3a	*Hemerocallis* 1935 1936, 3 files 1936, re: genetics mss 1937 1938 1939
[28]3a	*H multiflora*
[28]3b	*Abutilon*
[28]3b	*Lilium* 257-313 1923, 339-349 1923, 350-358 1925, 504-559	1923
[28]3b	Mendel, Gregor, portrait
[28]3c	Negatives - 4 x 6
[30-a]	Negatives, Lilium No date, 841-1229 1935 1936, 9-250	1935 - 1936
[30-b]	Negatives, Lilium 1936, 254-283 1936, 284-330 1936, 331-370 1937	1936-1937
[30-c]	Negatives, Lilium 1938 1939	1938 - 1939
[30-d]	Negatives, Lilium	1941-1942
[30-e]	Negatives, Petunia, Charts; Petunia Reproduction charts: 1931-38 1941-42 1943 1944 1945	1938 - 1947
[30-f]	Negatives, Petunia 1945 1946 1947	1945-1947
[30-g]	Negatives, Abutilon - Lobelia Abutilon Acer/Dichogamy Iris Lobelia
[30-h]	Negatives, Marica - Solanum Marica Pelargonium Prunus (peach) Solanum (potato) Miscellaneous
[30-i]	*Negatives, Tsuga* (Weeping Hemlock)** Tsuga, 1931-35 Tsuga, 1938 Tsuga, 1939
[30-j]	*Negatives, Vitis* (grape)** Vitis, 1926, 1934 Vitis, 1941-45
[31-a]	Negatives, Hemerocallis Incompatibility Chart Hemerocallis, 1931 Hemerocallis, 1934 Hemerocallis, 1935	1931 - 1935
[31-b]	Negatives, Hemerocallis	1936
[31-c]	Negatives, Hemerocallis Hemerocallis, 1937 Hemerocallis, 1938	1937 - 1938
[31-d]	Negatives, Hemerocallis	1939
[31-e]	Negatives, Hemerocallis	1940
[31-f]	Negatives, Hemerocallis	1940
[31-g]	Negatives, Hemerocallis	1940-1941
[31-h]	Negatives, Hemerocallis	1941-1942
[31-i]	Negatives, Hemerocallis	1942
[31-j]	Negatives, Hemerocallis	1943
[32-a]	Negatives, Hemerocallis	1943-1944
[32-b]	Negatives, Hemerocallis	1944
[32-c]	Negatives, Hemerocallis	1945-1946
[32-d]	Negatives, Hemerocallis 1947 1948 Garden views	1947-1948
[32-e]	Negatives, Hemerocallis Inflorescence, 2249 Inflorescence, flore pleno Microphotographs, 1930, 1940 Text figures H multiflora Named hybrids Personal
[33.1]	*Lilium* 1936, 9-330 1936, 9-250 1936, 254-283 1936, 284-330	1936
[34.1]	**Lilium - Petunia** Lilium, 1937 Petunia, 1931-38, 1943, 1945, 1946	1937; 1931-1946
[35.1]	*Petunia*	1947
[36.1]	*Petunia*	1948
[37.1]	*Brassica, Solanum* Brassica Solanum (potato)
[38.1]	*Lobelia*	1937-1942
[39.1]	Pollen tube growth; Prunus; Pyrus Pollen tube growth Prunus (peach) Pyrus (pear)
[40.1]	*Hemerocallis* 1927-1941 Inflorescence, H flava Inflorescence, 1939, 2249-12	1927-29, 1930, 1940, 1941
[41.1]	Hemerocallis, Inflorescence 1939, 2062 H dumortierii H flamid H thunbergii Personal, Wisconsin Dells
[42.1]	*Abutilon - Zea; Lilium; Petunia* Abutilon Acer/Dichogamy Lobelia, 1937-41 Pollen tube growth Prunus (plum), 1937-41 Vitis (grape), 1934 Zea mays (maize) Miscellaneous, 1936-1939 Lilium, 724-1229 1935-1936 1937-1942 Petunia, 1931-1949
[43.1]	Misc; Tsuga; Hemerocallis Miscellaneous, 1940-1945 Tsuga (weeping Hemlock), 1939 Hemerocallis, 1926 Hemerocallis, 1933, 1935, 1937-1938
[44.1]	*Hemerocallis* Hemerocallis, 1939 1940-1943; 1946 2269, 3560, miscellaneous plate photos	1939, 1940-1943, 1946
[45.1]	*Abutilon - Ipomoea* Abutilon Acer/Dichogamy Brassica Ipomoea (sweet potato)
[46.1]	*Lobelia - Pyrus* Lobelia, 1938, 1941 Narcissus Pelargonium Pollen tube growth Pyrus (pear)
[47.1]	*Solanum; Vitis* Solanum (potato) Vitis (grape)
[48.1]	*Petunia* 1931-38 1941-43
[49.1]	*Lilium* 1921-23 1937-39 Lilium, 724-726
[50.1]	*Lilium; Hemerocallis* Lilium, 1936 Hemerocallis, 1926; 1932
[51.1]	*Hemerocallis* Inflorescence, 1939, 2062 Microphotographs, 1930 Microphotographs, 1940
[53.1]	Lantern Slides
[54.1]	Lantern Slides
[55.1]	Lantern Slides
[56.1]	Lantern Slides
[57.1]	Lantern Slides
[58.1]	Lantern Slides
[59.1]	Lantern Slides
[60.1]	Lantern Slides
[61.1]	Lantern Slides
[62.1]	Lantern Slides
[63.1]	Lantern Slides
[64.1]	Lantern Slides
[65.1]	Lantern Slides
[66.1]	Lantern Slides
[67.1]	Lantern Slides
[68.1]	Lantern Slides
[69.1]	Lantern Slides
[70.1]	Lantern Slides
[71.1]	Lantern Slides
[72.1]	Lantern Slides
[73.1]	Lantern Slides

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Series 5. Lectures.

Scope and Content: Lecture notes consist of index cards, papers and manuscripts for presentations, and syllabi and class notes for courses taught by Dr. Stout.
Folder	Title	Date
[74.1]	Lecture notes, "Physiological Incompatibilities in Sexual Reproduction"	May 18, 1929
[74.2]	"Improvement in Familiar Garden Plants" Digest of radio talk	Feb 11, 1937
[74.3]	NJ State College of Agriculture, radio broadcasts, WOR	1935, 1937, 1940
[74.4]	Conference Program, Texas State College for Women	January, 1942
[74.5]	Notes for a conference talk	January 18, 1945
[74.6]	Lecture notes, "One way hybridization" Torrey Botanical Club	April 16, 1947
[74.7]	Daylilies, lecture notes
[74.8]	Incompatibilities in plants, lecture notes
[74.9]	Incompatibility, lecture cards
[74.10]	Incompatibility, lecture notes
[74.11]	Petunia, Notes and syllabus for botany course	May 25m 1933
[74.12]	Lecture notes, "Origin and improvement of cultivated plants"
[74.13]	Lecture notes, chromosomes
[74.14]	Syllabus, plant breeding course	1939
[74.15]	Class text Plant breeding course, 2 files	1939

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Series 6. Artwork.

Scope and Content:

The artwork consists of watercolors, ink drawings, and pencil sketches that illustrate daylily species and hybrids and other floral subjects. The material is organized by genus and includes information on subject, date, artist, and ID number. All artwork has been transferred to NBYG Art & Illustration Collection #58.

Box 75

Name: Date: Artist: Notes:

H middendorfii 5/28/1919 Eaton

H middendorfii Eaton ink

H middendorfii Eaton ink

H middendorfii 8/22/1940 55-10

Hemerocallis mounted

Hemerocallis #7 H mid, flava, F1

H flava 6, europa nd 64-2, F1, #3, Fig 35

H nd Griffith

H nd ibid 1202, 160-51

H dumort; H midden nd F1, #9, Fig 32

H nd #16 (has cut corner)

'Cinnabar' pencil sketch

ibid nd ibid (on onion-skin)

ibid nd L. Long

'Mikado' Griffith 32-40; 1458-8

H citrina; fulva rosea nd Lodor #2; 1541-16 F1

H unnamed Korea nd #38

H plicata 5-1 nd #18 (?)

H nd yellow on black

H midden; flava nd #7; F1

H multiflora 27/9 Aug 40 Clarke #1; 1635-23; 1634-6

'Charmaine' nd L. Long

H fulva hybrids nd #20

H wild, multiflora nd Lodor #1; F1 1634-1

H selection seedlings (small)

H wild types (misc) nd #3

H plicata 5-1 nd #40

H brunetta nd #35; 1820-68

H (untitled) ('Theron'?) Clarke

H (roots) nd pencil sketch, onionskin

H flava 2 (seedling) nd

H forrestii nd #15

H (NYBG varieties) nd Nos 1-13

H littorea nd #37

H (roots) nd 2036-1

Commemorative Plate Geo Stonehill [Garden Club of Am]

H (4 pieces) nd

Selection seedlings (dk pink) #33

H multiflora, Japan 32-41 #4; F1 1628-10

H nana nd Nos 1-5

H selections nd #24; nos 1-18

H named varieties nd #16; nos 1-18

H fulva, various types nd #14; nos 1-16

H citrina 7-1 #22

H middendorfii varieties Clarke (with cuts)

H exaltata 11/1/1934 Clarke 56-4; Addisonia

H various yellow hybrids Clarke (with cuts)

H aurantiaca, fulva, littorea #18

H (yellows) nd

H (orange/yellow on black)

H Japan 32-41 8/15/1935 (with cut)

H wild types, unnamed #35

H Japan 32-41 nd (with cuts)

Unfinished sketches nd

Color patterns nd pencil sketch (dupl)

H (yellows) nd (with cuts)

H wild types, unnamed #34; nos 1-8

H aurantiaca + aur major Ian Sowinski (unfinished sketches)

Box 76

Name: Date: Artist: Notes:

Gold Dust Pl 19, ink drawing

Estmer Pl 19, ink drawing

Tangerind Pl 19, ink drawing

Theron 976-B Plate 5

H forrestii Plate 18

H middendorfii Plate 21

H forrestii 33

H dumortieri 1 Plate 1

H aurantiaca Plate 18

H thunbergii Plate 8

H dumortieri Clarke Plate 1

H plicata 5 Plate 18

wild 140 Nov 1934 Clarke Pl 34, w notes

Afterglow 2815-5 03 Sep 1940

H exaltat Nov 193 Pl 6, Addisoni

[H multiflora 1] Pl 12, top

[H multiflora 1] Nov 1934 Pl 12, bottom

H forresti Pl 15

H dumortieri Pl 9, inflor

H exaltat Fig 2 Pl 2

H exculent Pl 19, inflo

'propagation' 04 Sep 1940 Clarke Fig 1, chapter 9

H dumortieri Fig 7

H citrina Fig 6, ch 2, a/b

H citrina 947-23

H citrina 1683-7

H citrina 967-13

H minor, nana, etc. Clarke Pl 1, inflor

Duplicate of above 03 Dec 1940 Clarke ibid, sm page

H multiflor Clarke Pl 2 inflor

Duplicate ibid

H nan Pl 3 inflor

H 1678 Pl 4 inflor

H thunbergii 26 Pl 5

H multiflora 1685-3 Pl 6 (note)

H plicata 5-1 Pl 21

H 2153 Pl 22, 23

H nana hybrid Pl 25 (1)

H minor Pl 24 + notes

H minor Pl 25

H minor Pl 27

H minor Pl 28

H minor Pl 30

H minor Pl 31 inflor

H minor Pl 32 inflor

H forresti Pl 21 inflor

H altissima (a)

aurantiaca (b)

H luteala (a)

minor (b), Fig 24

H middendorfii 1 Fig 16

H middendorfii 1 Jan 1940 van Loand Panel 2 (oversize)

H europ Pl 13-1 ibid

H thunbergi Fig 29

H 1635 17 Sep 1940 Clarke Pl 7 inflor

H 1635 Pl 12 inflo

H europa Pl 13-2 inflor

H citrina 76 Pl 16 inflo

H citrina Pl 16-1 inflor

Japan 94 wild Pl 17 inflor

H 2088-25 11 Mar 1940 Pl 18 inflor

H aurantiaca major Pl 20 inflor

H aurantiaca major Pl 29 inflor

Japan 107-5 Pl 33 inflor

Japan 107-5 Pl 34 inflor

Japan 78-1 Pl 35 inflor

Japan 78-1 Pl 37 inflor

H fulva - wild Pl 27 inflor

H fulva - wild Clarke Pl 38 inflor

Box 77

Name: Date: Artist: Notes:

H thunbergii Rosalind 1941 Panel 11, F1, 41-20, 2017

Therond Clarke Pl

Hybrid 1941 Pl 5, figs 1-8

H minor 1941 Pl 4, figs 1-3

H exaltat 1941 Pl 6, in frame

H multiflora, middendorfi 1941 Pl 8, 1684-10

H 1941 Pl 32 (?)

Daylily picture, Atlanta Journal 1941 in frame

H fulva, et al. 1941 Pl 28, in frame

H 1941 Pl 2, in frame

Selection seedlings 1941 Pl 29, in frame

Majestic et a 1941 Pl 7, unframed

H esculenta 1941 Pl 29, in frame

Selection seedlings, red 1941 Pl 27, in frame

Selection seedlings, bi-color 1941 Pl 30, in frame

Wild type 1941 Pl 9, in frame

H dumortieri 1941 Pl 1, in frame

H, pink 1941 Pl 31, in frame

Box 78

Name: Date: Artist: Notes:

Hemerocallis capsule 27 Feb 1912 Eatond (fr A-5)

H middendorfii 09 Jul 1928 Eatond (fr A-5)

Browntone seedlings Pl 27

Gold Dust Pl 19

H flava Pl 17

H dumortierii, H nan Pl 5, fig 34

H citrina, H aurantiaca Flow Panel 10

H dumortierii 2 x H minor 11 May 1939 Pl 11

H dumortierii, H minor Fig 33

H littorea (x2) file folde

H citrina, Rosalind Fig 31, Pan 12

Summer multiflora hybrids, 1-11 Pl 11

H middendorfii, 1-10 Pl 31

H thunbergii, 1-9 Pl 8

H multiflora, 1-9 Pl 12

H exaltata, aur major (3 painted photos) Pl 3

Hemerocallis, 70-1

Hemerocallis, 70-2

H flava, europa, 6-1

H aur, thun, luteola, 12-1

Therond

Therond

Caption for exhibit on Theron

Box 79

Name: Date: Artist: Notes:

Flower petal series Kelly Figs 1-18

Flower petal series Kelly Figs 12-23

Arisaem 01 Apr 1925 Eatond w/ note

Arisaem 28 May 1915 Eaton (?)

Ammocallis (vinca) 14 Mar 1915 unsigned A11

Pelargonium nd unsigned 111-1

Arbutilo 03 Feb 1928 Eatond fr Box 11

Arbutilo 30 Jan 1928 Eaton

Arbutilo 06 Feb 1928 Eatond 6-1

Arbutilo 26 Jan 1928 Eatond 3-8

Phlox nd unsigned L.314

Phlox nd ibid 11 > 2

Phlox nd ibid x > 2

Phlox 28 Dec 1914 ibid #37244

Phlox 09 May 1914 ibid T McAllister

Phlox 20 May 1915 ibid from Photo

Phlo nd ibid 9 > 18

Papaver nd unsigned 1-32 > 2-21

Papaver nd ibid

Papaver 07 Jun 1915 ibid

Papaver 01 Jun 1915 ibid B1 x O1 #2

Papaver 01 Jun 1915 ibid

Lobelia, ser 23 17 Sep 194 Clarke (unsigned) 41-105 #4

Lobelia fulgens var atrop. 1940 Clarke (unsigned)

Verbascum 29 Jul 1913 unsigned A2 x B1

Verbascum 18 Jun 1917 ibid

Verbascum 09 Jun 1917 ibid #10; #7

Verbascum 27 May 1917 ibdi #28930

Verbascum nd ibid 32-1 > 33-101

Tulip 23 Apr 1923 unsigned Kaiserbroo

Tulip 22 May 1915 ibid D perfecta

Tulip 12 May 1915 ibid Parrot

Tulip 01 May 191 ibid Crimson King

Chimera 30 Apr 1915 Eatond Crimson King

Potamogeton pectinatus 10 Aug 1904 A. B. Stout (a)

P pectinatus 08 Aug 1904 ibid (b)

P pectinatus 22 Jul 1905 ibid (c)

Coleus leaves for proof

Coleus leaves

Coleus Mar 1920

Coleus 26 Aug 1913

Watercolor 15 illustrationd

Watercolo 04 Apr 1921 19-1

Lobelia fulgeus 27 Sep 1940 Clarke

Lobelia fulgeu 11 Aug 1941

Chicory 16 Jun 1915

Coleus 02 Nov 1912 unsigned #1171

Coleus 06 Nov 1912 ibid #32

Coleus 19 Sep 1913 ibid 3216

Coleus 28 Aug 1913 ibid 13-111

Coleus 01 Dec 1914 ibid 131,113,81

Coleus 25 Feb 1915 ibid

Coleus 05 Mar 1915 ibid R1, Leaf #5

Coleus 03 Mar 1915 ibid R2, Leaf #3

Coleus 24 Feb 1915 ibid 113,113,81

Coleus 03 Aug 1915 ibid 113, 113, 81

Coleus 11 Mar 1915 ibid R1, Leaf #6

Coleus 06 Apr 1916 ibid Leaf 'a'

Coleus 22 Mar 1918 ibid 13-211

Coleus 22 Mar 1918 ibid 12-711

Coleus 30 Oct 1919 ibid 1-26

Coleus seedlings 15 Oct 1919 ibid Ser 1, ink

Coleus 23 Dec 1920 ibid 59, 3-27

Coleus 20 Jul 1920 ibid 3-32

Coleus 26 Mar 1920 ibid I 62

Coleus 01 Sep 1920 ibid 5 #1

Coleus 26 Jul 1920 ibid 3-24 *

Coleus 13 Jul 1920 ibid 3-1

Coleus 02 Aug 1920 ibid 3-48

Coleus 27 Mar 1920 unsigned 10-32513

Coleus 31 Aug 1920 ibid 10-32544

Coleus Feb 1921 ibid 11 #1

Coleus Jan 1921 ibid 57

Coleus 28 Feb 1921 ibid Pattern 12

Coleus 08 Sep 1921 ibid 31-5

Coleus Mar 1921 ibid 14 #3

Coleus nd ibid 12 #13

Coleus nd ibid 1-32, ink

Coleus nd ibid

Coleus nd ibid Ser 1 #5

Coleus nd ibid 65

Coleus nd ibid I-52

Coleus nd ibid #75

Coleus, painted photo 07 Mar 1913 ibid II E12

Coleus, ibid nd ibid 1171

Coleus, photo nd ibid

Coleus, painted photo 07 Mar 1913 ibid IG 14

Coleus, ibid 07 Mar 1913 ibid 2B 11

Coleus, ibid nd ibid

Coleus, photo Feb 1914 ibid

Coleus, photo nd ibid

Ibid mounted

Coleus, painted photo 05 Apr 1912 ibid mounted

Coleus, photo nd ibid mounted, Pl 11

Photo file photo file

Coleus Figs 12-20, Pl II

Coleus Figs 21-29, Pl III

Vitis (grapes) 12 Nov 35 Clarke Series 9130

Black Monukka 29 Aug 35 Clarke (at NYBG)

Vitis 14 Oct 35 Clarke 9130

Concord Seedless 24 Sep 34 Clarke

Sultanina Rose 1934 Clarke #157

Grapes Lodor, A.

Grapes 07 Nov 35 Clarke 15302; 2-7-62

Grapes 20/3 Oct 39 van Loan 15292; 2-7-52

Grapes 25/6 Oct 39 ibid 17943; 1-29-69

Grapes 13/4 Nov 39 ibid 15291; 2-7-51

Grapes nd Griffith 1258, T-5-25; 32-100

Grapes (Stout seedless) Nov 36 Clarke

Seedless Grape 11 Nov 1939 van Loan 14076

Hibiscus (red, white petals)

Hibiscus asculo 21 Sep 1915 SAA mounted

Hibiscus oculiroseus Eaton note - Britton

Hibiscus hybrid Eaton

Prince of Austria 29 Apr 1913 Eaton (?)

Hibiscus 24 Aug 1912 Eaton (?)

Hybrid petals 17 Aug 1912

Hibiscus moschentus Eaton

Eclipse hybrid, 1 06 Jan 1921 Eaton

Eclipse hybrid, 2 03 Mar 1930 Eaton

Hibiscus mounted

Hibiscus moscheuto 16 Aug 1915 unsigned M.8; 1-10

Hibiscus 22 Aug 1912 unsigned hybr seedlings

Hibiscus 27 Aug 1912 ibid ibid

Hibiscus 27 Aug 1912 ibid wild plants

Hibiscus 21 Aug 1912 ibid no 14

Hibiscus * 26 Aug 1913 ibid NJ wild plants

Hibiscus * ibid ibid * cut fr above

Hibiscus 23 Jul 1913 unsigned 1 > 12

Hibiscus 1914 ibid F2 hybrids

Hibiscus 25 Aug 1915 ibid has Stout note

Hibiscus 25 Aug 1915 ibid red/white hybr

Hibiscus nd ibid 1 - 4

Hibiscus nd ibid +2 hybrids

Hibiscus nd ibid ser 9 - 13

Hibiscus nd ibid NJ wild plants

Hibiscus nd ibid 10-28 > 19-38

Hibiscus nd ibid 14-10 > 6-5

Iris 470 Clarke

Iris 495 26 Mar 1936 Clarke

Iris 387 25 Apr 1935 Clarke

Iris 487-2 01 Apr 1936 Clarke

Iris 480-2 03 Apr 1936 Clarke

Iris

Iris 495-3 31 Mar 1935 ink

Iris, versicolor x laevigata nd M. L. Hedge #25

Iris, vinicolor x fulva nd Hedge #37-3

Iris nd R. S. Kendal #44-2

Iris nd R. S. Kendal #1

Iris nd R. S. Kendal #58

Iris 27 Oct 1990 F. Griffith

Petunia 20, 34 1938 Clarke

Petunia 111-14 08 Sep 1938 Lodor

Petunia 136-5 Clarke

Petunia 117 Apr 1938 Clarke

Petunia 117 1938 Clarke

Petunia 117 Clarke

Petunia 111-14 15 Sep 1938 Clarke

Petunia 1-1 25 Sep 1938 Clarke

Petunia (?)

Petunia 136-22 Clarke

Petunia 125-10

Petunia 11-14, -17 ink

Petunia 1-1

Box 80

Name: Date: Artist: Notes:

H aurantiaca major 34 21 Mar 1937 Clarke 35-135

H nana 44 18 Mar 1940 Graham ink drawings

H nana 43 18 Mar 1940 Graham ibid

H nana 43 20 Mar 1940 Graham ibid

H nana 44 11 Mar 1940 Graham ibid

H nana 44 12 Mar 1940 Graham ibid

H nana nd Clarke 20424

H nana nd Clarke 21453, Pl 23

H thunbergii 1 nd unsigned ink

H thunbergii nd ibid ink Russia 79

H thunbergii nd ibid ink Japan 57-1

H thunbergii (watercolor) 24 Aug 1927 Eaton Pl 459 Addison

H thunbergii 26 (pencil) nd unsigned Pl 5 inflor

H thunbergii 5 nd unsigned pencil sketch

H thunbergii 57-1 nd ibid ink drawing

H thunbergii Japan 57-4 nd ibid Pl 8, watercolor

H thunbergii 28 Jul 1921 Eaton 133254

H nana nd Clarke 5231, Pl 23

Luteol 23 Jul 1926 Eaton Pl 485 Addis

H Clarke 1638-26

H 16 Jul 1922 Eaton 42-78

H fulva - wild 06 Sep 1940 Clarke 2037-11

Hankow (China 87)

H 12 Jun 1940 Graham 2249-12

H nd Lodor 2249-12

H nd 2249-12

Aladdin 22 Jan 1941 379-9

Aladdin 25 Jun 1930 379-9

Aladdin 379-9

H fulva rosea Eaton Pl 484 Addis

Afterglo I. Sowinsk 1735-5

H altissim Goodman / Eaton 1635-23 Pl 34

Apricot 27 May 1925 Eaton

August Orange Lodor / Clarke 1648-14

August Pioneer 08 Aug 1938 Lodo5 1629-16

August Pioneer Lodor 1629-16

H aurantiaca 1 1926

H aurantiaca 1 formerly Pl 18

H aurantiaca 06 Jul 1926 Eaton Pl 461

H aurantiaca

H aurantiaca

H aurantiaca 1 04 Apr 1940 Graham

H aurantiaca major

H aurantiaca major 21 Aug 1935 Clarke

H aurantiaca major 35

H aurantiaca major 34 formerly Pl 2

H aurantiaca major ibid

H aurantiaca major 35 ibid

H aurantiaca major 105-4 ibid

H aurantiaca major 137-1 ibid

H aurantiaca major 11-14-18 ibid

Bagda L Long 947-23

Baronet 23 Jun 1941 1315-24

Bertrand Farr 23 Jul 1940 Clarke 1909-14

H bicolor 30 Jun 1941 1921-5

Blanche Hooke 22 Sep 1939 van Loan 2249-12

Blanche Hooke 28/9 Sep 1939 van Loan 2249-12

H 30 Aug 1935 Clarke 1604-2

Boutonnier 1747-1

Buckey 18 Jun 1940 Graham 409-5

Charmaine Griffith 657-2

Charmaine 09 Sep 1937 Clarke Pl 13

Chengtu Sorensen

Chengtu (China 60) Clarke Pl 14

H citrina, ink 31 Jul 1929 Eaton Pl 482 Addis

H citrina, ink 04 Aug 1927

H citrina, ink 2405-3

H citrina, 7, 10, ink 2505-1, -3

China, 7, 10 ink

H citrina, 7-10 11Oct 1940 Clarke sepal, petal

H 1807-57 24 Oct 1940 Clarke sepal, petal

H 09 Mar 1935 Clarke 1604-35

'Daylily' Clarke 1629-2

'Daylily' Clarke 1643-4

Drawings for book, Daylilie 305

H dumortierii 18 ink drawing

H: 4 species Jun 1921 ink drawing

H dumortierii 1 20 Apr 1939 ink drawing

H 24 Aug 1927 Eaton 70-1

Ibid 7 Jun 1923 Eaton 42-87

Ibid Eaton 42-97

Ibid 20 Jul 1923 Eaton 42-132

Ibid 25 Jul 1930 Eaton 355-1

Ibid 24 Jul 1930 Eaton 378-1

Ibid 25 Jun 1923 Eaton 42

Ibid 23 Jun 1923 Eaton, unsigned 42-94

Ibid 10 Jun 1925 Eaton, unsigned 95-1

Ibid 17 Jun 1925 Eaton, unsigned 85-2

Ibid 22 Jul 1926 Eaton, unsigned 11, R-15

Ibid 17 Jun 1929 Eaton, unsigned 126-5

H middendorfi 1936 53-9

H exaltata Pl 595 Addis

H exaltata 56-1

Festival 30 Jun 1941 361-8

Firebrand 1882-8

Firebrand ibid

H 50th Anniversary Lodor 2250-1

H flava

H forresti 08 Mar 1919 Eaton 481

H forrestii 32 Clarke

H forrestii 1851-13; 35

H forrestii 32 Pl 18

H forrestii 33 nd

H forrestii 40 02 Feb 1940 van Loan

H forrestii 33

H forrestii

H forrestii 35 (3 pieces)

H forrestii - wild China Clarke 2329

H forrestii - wild China 2329

H forrestii, roots 2036-1

H fulva angus 1936 Griffith H plic 5 (1)

H fulva 1936 Griffith H plic 5 (2)

H plicata 5 Pl 18

H fulva europa (India) 1937 Clarke

H fulva europa (8 plates for book)

H fulva longituba Eaton Pl 483 Addis

H fulva - China 10 20 Aug 1925 Eaton

H fulva - China 16 22 Jun 1925

H fulva - China 7 27 Aug 1925 Eaton

H fulva - China 1 24 Aug 1925 Eaton

H fulva et al

H fulva Japan 42-51 04 Sep 19xx Goodman

H fulva Japan 95

H fulva Japan 6 19 Jun 1925

H fulva Japan 32-41 Clarke

H fulva Japan 32-41 Pl 18

H fulva Japan 32-41

H 1640-21 1934 Goodman

H 1640-17 Goodman

Harlequin [Caballero] 13 Jul 1939 Clarke 1921-40

Jubilee 07 Aug 1935 Clarke 964-10

Linda 1936 Robert 629-1

Mignon 1943-18

Mikado 02 Jul 1926 118-33

H minor Goodman 1685-7

H multiflora seedlings 10 Apr 1939 1655-3, Pl 25

H (same as Plate 12) 1684-10

H (same as Plate 12) 1655-21, Pl 25

H 03 Sep 1936 Clarke 1684-10

H multiflora 1684-10

Ibid 11 Sep 1927 Eaton Pl 464 Addis

Ibid 07 Sep 1934 Goodman 1685-17

Monarch 27 Jun 1941 1769-14

H nana 16

H nana 6 19 Feb 1929 Eaton

H nana 20 28 Mar 19xx

H nana 44 05 Mar 1940

H nana 16 Clarke Pl 23

H nana 34-1 17 Feb 19xx

H nana 35-1

H nana 30

H nana 20 25 Mar 1942

H nana 31 fragment

H nana 34-1 30 Nov 19xx

H nana 34-1 26 Nov 19xx

H nana 34-1 23 Dec 1937

H nana 34-2 smal

H nana 35-1 Lodor

H nana 43 20 Mar 1940 scape, Edinburgh

H nana 44

H nana 16 fragment

H nana 44 12 Apr 1940

Port 1799-24

Rajah 22 Jul 19xx Sowinsk 868-30

H fulva var rosea 09 Sep 1925 Eaton Pl 484, Addis

Rosalind 19 Sep 1941

Sachem 25 Jun 1941 1782-7

H Sorense 1600-21

H 24 Jul 19xx Ian Sowinski 1687-9

H sulphurea 3 09 Sep 1940 Clarke

Symphony 22 Jan 1941 Eaton 156-2

Tangerind 01 Jun 1936 D. N. Alexandroff

Theron F. Griffith 976-13

Unnamed sp - Japan 100-4

Unnamed wild s Aug 1936 Clarke 1804

Ibid 1804-18 ink

Unnumbered 12 Jun 1925 21-2

Unnumbered 30 Jun 1930 21-1

H 743-9

Waubon 24 Aug 1927 Eaton Pl 488 Addi

Waubon

Zouave 20 Jun 1940 W. Graham 2206-6

H fulva nd Graham Simnshn 1901

H (sepals) 28 Oct 40 Clarke 729-13

H minor 3 25 Sep 40 ibid

H fulva angust 1 24 Oct 40 ibid

Hemerocallis 21 Aug 19xx unsigned 234-1, -3, ink

H multi & fulva ibid Ser 593, ink

H unnamed ibid China 61, ink

Beauty of Kent 11 Apr 1940 W. Graham pencil sketch

H forrestii 25 Jan 1940 van Loan for. 40, ink

H middendorfii 30 Oct 1940 Clarke 2136-17, 723-14, ink

H middendorfii 20 Mar 1941 2799-12, ink

H middendorfii 21 May 1941 pencil sketch

H flava 50 ink drawing

H flava 50 25 Mar 1940 Graham ink drawing

H flava 50 28 Mar 1940 Graham ink drawing

H multiflor Graham 1655-3H, #4

H multiflora 03 Apr 1940 van Loan

Soudan 05 Apr 1940 van Loan

Japan 19, 25 1940 5 ink drawings

Japan 78 10 Mar 1941 pencil sketch

H unnamed sp 01 Jan 19xx 122-3 pencl sk

H unnamed sp 122-6 pencl sk

Japan 103 10 Sep 1940 Watercolor

H minor 18 Jun 1940 Clarke ibid

H minor 3-8 28 Apr 19xx ibid, Pl 4

H minor 10 17 Jan 1929 Eaton Watercolor

H minor 16 23 Aug 19xx ink drawings

H minor 3 06 Sep 1927 Eaton W, Pl 458 Add

H minor 3 + 2760-26

H minor 17 Mar 1941 3 pencil sk

H minor 23 May 19xx Lodor 1322-3

H minor 1322 39-133, ink dr

H minor 1941 4 pencil sk

H minor pencil and ink

H 567-42 nd Lodor

H 181-7 nd

H 1601-1 nd Goodman/Clarke Inf Pl 36

H 6-1 18 Aug 1925 Eaton

Folder

Title

[81.1]

H altissima

[81.2]

H aurantiaca

[81.3]

H aurantiaca major

[81.4]

H citrina

[81.5]

H dumortierii

[81.6]

H esculenta

[81.7]

H exaltata

[81.8]

H flava

[81.9]

H forrestii

[81.10]

H fulva angustifolia

[81.11]

H fulva europa

[81.12]

H fulva longituba

[81.13]

H fulva, China

[81.14]

H fulva, Japan

[81.15]

H fulva, wild

[81.16]

H minor

[81.17]

H nana

[81.18]

H sulphurea

[81.19]

Unnamed species, Japan

[81.20]

Unnamed wild species

[81.21]

Unnumbered

[81.22]

'Afterglow '

[81.23]

'Aladdin'

[81.24]

'Apricot'

[81.25]

'August Orange'

[81.26]

'August Pioneer'

[81.27]

'Bagdad'

[81.28]

'Baronet'

[81.29]

'Bertrand Farr'

[81.30]

'Bicolor'

[81.31]

'Blanche Hooker'

[81.32]

'Boutonniere'

[81.33]

'Buckeye'

[81.34]

'Charmaine'

[81.35]

'Chengtu'

[81.36]

'Festival'

[81.37]

'Fiftieth Anniversary'

[81.38]

'Firebrand'

[81.39]

'Hankow'

[81.40]

'Harlequin [Caballero]'

[81.41]

'Jubilee'

[81.42]

'Linda'

[81.43]

'Luteola'

[81.44]

'Mignon'

[81.45]

'Mikado'

[81.46]

'Monarch'

[81.47]

'Port'

[81.48]

'Rajah'

[81.49]

'Rosalind'

[81.50]

'Sachem'

[81.51]

'Symphony'

[81.52]

'Tangerine'

[81.53]

'Theron'

[81.54]

'Waubon'

[81.55]

'Zouave'

[81.56]

42-78

[81.57]

42-87

[81.58]

42-97

[81.59]

42-99

[81.60]

42-132

[81.61]

42-??

[81.62]

70-1

[81.63]

85-2

[81.64]

95-1

[81.65]

126-5

[81.66]

355-1

[81.67]

378-1

[81.68]

1600-21

[81.69]

1604-2

[81.70]

1604-17

[81.71]

1604-35

[81.72]

1629-2

[81.73]

1638-26

[81.74]

1640-21

[81.75]

1643-4

[81.76]

1687-9

[81.77]

2249-12

[81.78]

11-??, R-15

[81.79]

Plate 484, Addisonia

[81.80]

Drawings for book, Daylilies

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Series 7. Personal Papers.

Scope and Content: This series consists of high school notes, a commencement announcement, and alumni register of the State Normal School in Whitewater, Wisconsin (1899-1903). Relating to Dr. Stout's interest in the archeology and pre-history of the native Americans of Wisconsin are copies of journals with his publications on the subject. There are family photographs as well as those of a topographic formation known as the 'Wisconsin Dells.' Biographical highlights include an autobiography and a short biography written by his brother, Claude D. Stout.
Folder	Title	Date
[82.1]	School work	1899
[82.2]	School work	1902-1903
[82.3]	Bound notebook, American literature	1900
[83.4]	Archeological Interest, Correspondence, Notes, and Photos
[83.5]	Archeological Interest, Pamphlets, Booklets, and Journals
[83.6]	The Wisconsin Archeologist, 2 files
[83.7]	Biographical information
[83.8]	Biography by Claude D. Stout
[83.9]	"An Autobiography" by A. B. Stout, hardbound copy
[83.10]	Certificates, Scientific Organizations
[83.11]	Wisconsin State Normal School announcements	1903
[83.12]	Wisconsin Dells, Photos/Negatives
[83.13]	Family photographs
[83.14]	Photographs, Portraits and Personal
[83.15]	Photograph, Gregor Mendel
[83.16]	Pleasantville, NY Zoning Ordinance, Notes and Map
[83.17]	Pleasantville Women's Club, Mrs. Stout
[83.18]	Miscellaneous personal items

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Series 8. Journals and Reprints.

Scope and Content: This material pertains to research in the genetics and self-sterility of flowering plants, especially Hemerocallis, as well as to conferences, congresses, and professional associations. There are also translations of articles from German.
Folder	Title	Date
[83.1]	A-Z (18 files)
[83.2]	Bailey, Liberty Hyde
[83.3]	Baranov, P.
[83.4]	Brown, William L.
[83.5]	Demerec, M.
[83.6]	Emerson, R. A.
[83.7]	Gustafson, Felix G.
[83.8]	Gustafsson, Ake
[83.9]	Gustafsson, Ake, "Apomixis in Higher Plants" Parts I, II, III (3 files)
[83.10]	Gustafsson, Ake, "Studies . . . on Parthenogenesis"
[83.11]	Miscellaneous
[83.12]	Abstract Book: Eighth International Congress of Genetics	1948
[83.13]	The Botanical Review, Vol 1, No 8, August, 1935
[83.14]	Bulletin of the Torrey Botanical Club, Vol 67, No5, May, 1940
[83.15]	Fourth Northeastern Forest Tree Improvement Conference	1956
[83.16]	The Indian Journal of Genetics and Plant Breeding, Vol 1, Dec, 1941
[83.17]	Journal of Genetics, Vol 45, No 3, Dec, 1943
[83.18]	Records of the Genetics Society of America, No 9, 1940
[83.19]	Report on Agricultural Research	June, 1944

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Series 9. Photo Engraving Plates.

Scope and Content: These are engraving plates of Hemerocallis figures in Dr. Stout's Daylilies (2d edition) and other floral subjects.
Folder	Title
[84.1]	11 plates
[85.1]	13 plates
[86.1]	Packet #1H thunbergii; 4 plates
[86.2]	Packet #2H multiflora; 4 plates
[86.3]	Packet #3H fulva rosea; 4 plates
[87.1]	Packet #1H fulva longituba; 4 plates
[87.2]	Packet #2H citrina; 4 plates
[87.3]	Packet #3H middendorfii; 4 plates
[88.1]	5 plates
[89.1]	7 plates

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Series 10. Awards.

Scope and Content: Consists of two files and one framed award.
Folder	Title	Date
[90.1]	NYBG Distinguished Service Award	May 20 1954
[90.2]	Hemerocallis Society Awards
[90.3]	*Societas Regia Brittanica* Framed miscellaneous charts	Feb 19 1935

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Appendix I. Hemerocallis Named Hybrids.

Scope and Content:

This Appendix consists of a chart of correlated hybrid files, photography, and artwork.

Hybrid Name: File: Photo: Drawing:

Afterglow x x x

Aladdin x x x

Alan-a-dale x x

Apricot x x x

August Glow x

August Orange x x x

August Pioneer x x x

Autumn King x

Autumn Minaret x x

Autumn Prince x x

Bagdad x x x

Baronet x x x

Bertrand Farr x x

Bicolor x x x

Bijou x x

Blanche Hooker x x x

Boutonniere x x x

Brunette x x

Buckeye x x x

Candelabrum x x

Caprice x x

Cathay x x

Challenger x x

Chancellor x

Charmaine x x x

Charmaine Queen x x

Chengtu x x x

Cinnabar x x

Circe x x

Copperpiece x x

Dauntless x x

Dominion x x

Dusty Miller x x

Elfin x x

Ensign x x

Estmere

Fantasia x x

Festival x x x

Fiftieth Anniversary x x x

Firebrand x x x

Flamid

George Yeld x x

Georgia x

Goldfinch

Hankow x x x

Harlequin x x

Hiawatha x x

Hyperion x x

Jennie Love x x

Jubilee x x x

La Louisan x

Liebchen x x

Linda x x x

Luteola x x x

Majestic x x

Manchu x

Midas x

Mignon x x x

Mikado x x x

Ming x x

Monarch x x x

Multiflora Hybrids x

Nada x x x

New Yorker x x

Orangeman

Patricia x

Penelope Stout x x

Port x x

Princess x x

Rajah x x

Redbird x

Red Knight x x

Red Prince x x

Rosalind x x

Rose Gem x x

Sachem x x x

Saturn x x

Serenade x x

Sonny x x

Soudan x x

Statesque x x

Summer Multiflora Hybrids x x

Sundust x x

Symphony x x x

Tangerine x x x

Taruga x x

Theron x x x

Triumph x x

Vesta x x

Viking x

Vulcan x x

Wau-Bon x x x

Wolof x x

Yeldrin x x

Zouave x x x

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Appendix II. "List of Discarded Materials".

Scope and Content: This Appendix is an itemized record of damaged photography discarded from the collection. Discarded photos are listed here by: (1)Dr. Stout's photo negative numbering system, e.g. 32-011. The first two digits represent the year (e.g. '32), and the last three digits represent the number in the photo sequence in that year. (2) Following the photo negative number is a simple record of the subject of the negative, expressed either by (a) species name, e.g. dumortieri or 'fancy name', e.g. 'Apricot', or (b) hybridization number, e.g.1288-1, or, (c) both (a) and (b) or other designation.
	Title	Date
	*Hemerocallis* 011 dumortierii 2 012 middendorfii 1-3 013 Dr. Regel 4-6 014 255 015 416 017 447 020 Apricot 021 416, 417 022 417 023 466 024 dumortierii 025 Winsome 026 466 027 466 029 Estmere 031 aurantiaca major 34 032 715 033 1288 034 Queen of May 035 Auriole 035 Auriole 036 1288 038 696 039 ibid 040 1438-8 042 256 045 70-1 055 056 Sir M. Foster 057 416 058 495-33, 495-12 060 976-13 064 586-13 065 657-2 067 middendorfii 068 495-12 069 Golden Dream 071 aurantiaca major 35 072 1288 073 715 075 various 077 fulva 32-41 078 ibid 080 Korea 58-1 103 Japan 56-4 104 minor 3-8105 Japan 42 107 dumortierii 109 aurantiaca major 35 110 aur 25-1 118 447 120 various 121 ibid 123 thunbergii 124 middendorfii 125 fulva 126 aurantiaca	1932
	*Hemerocallis* 069 696 070 thunbergii 071 europa 071a europa 072 Kwanso 16 072b Kwanso 16, Japan 16-4 073 Japan 56-4 074 495-12 076a thunbergii 26, 27 079a 495-12 080 42-50 081 316-8 095 524-1 Dauntless 098 234-5 100 aurantiaca 33 100 ibid 113 fulva 32-41 152 140-1, 3 170 696 171 1871 177 nana 97	1933
	*Hemerocallis* 023 447 034 416, 417 044 Mikado 046 1919-18, -22 056 1939 bicolors 057 847-3 Saturn 060 1713-6 062 1060-1 064 316-7 072 Vesta 077 1163-3 079 60-3 China 080 1804-27, -12 082 1804-8, -25 088 1605-20 089 1695-4 090 1545-15,3,7 104 1282-1 107 1694-17 110 1600-2 118 1752-15 119 1624-61 121 49-2 Sonny 123 1635-34 124 1659-3 134 various 135 1604-5,8,10,11 139 1695-29 143 1629-18 147 1547-2 148 1685 149 1655-34 multiflora 150 1655-34 163 222 wild 169 1695-8 183 1608-2,3,7,9,12,19 184 1645-1,2,6,10 185 1695-10,16,22,27,33 186 1635-5,11,24,54 189 1659-1,3,12 190 1634-4,11,14 198 87-3 fulva 199 87-3 fulva Hankow	1934
	*Hemerocallis* 075 1919-22 092/093 1805-2,44 097 53-7 middendorfii 099 1423-2,7 101 minor 4, 8 105 1840-11 108a/b 2002-7 109 1808-15 110 752-4 113 aurantiaca 1 116 1882-8 118 1997-2, 7, 13 121 1769-10 122 1687-9 124 2034-1, 4 125a 1863-7 125b 1863-7 129 1467-1, 3 130 1862-9 135 aurantiaca major 3 138 868-30 Rajah 146 1799-6 The Port 147a/b 1980-4, 1939-38 160 49-2 Sonny	1935
	*Iris* 298 I 52018 299 I 65733 300 I 37-2 301 I 52018 302 I virginica	1936
	*Lilium* 442 Lilies in flower	1923/24
	*Lilium* 369 L cordifolium 370 L cordifolium 371 L concolor 372 L aurantum 373 L candidum 375 L sp 379 L croceum 380 ibid 387 L sp 388 L sp 389 ibid 390 ibid 391 ibid 392 ibid 393 ibid 394 L tigrinum 399 L sp 400 L sp 401 L parvium 402 ibid 403 L canadense 404 L seedlings 405 L cordifolium 407 L superbum 408 L sp 436 ibid 453 L testaceum	1924
	*Lilium* Unnumbered - chestnut anthesis 13 L seed pattern charts 15 L candidum 16 L candidum 17 ibid	1938
	*Lilium* 526 L ser 65	1925
	Miscellaneous 24-428 Pear 24-483 Sweet Potato 24-484 Sweet Potato 24-485 ibid 36-36 Pigment Chart, autumn coloration

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