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George Mason University

Lord Fairfax Community College Herbarium notebooks collection, 1973/1992

7 Linear Feet 16 binders
16 notebooks containing over 4000 pages of notes about the Lord Fairfax Community College Herbarium specimen collection, created circa 1973 - 1992.
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West Virginia and Regional History Center

West Virginia University, Department of Biology, Newsletters, 1950/2009, bulk 1950/1966

.25 Linear Feet Summary: 2 1/2 in. (1 document case)
Newsletters of the West Virginia University Department of Biology (1957-1965, scattered issues 1995-2009). Newsletters contain information regarding the activities of Biology Department faculty, staff, students, and alumni; programs and events of the Biology Department; and biology, botany, and science related events and discoveries in the region. Includes issue of newsletter which was drafted but not published (1999). Also contains newsletters of the Phi Epsilson Phi national botany fraternity (1950-1957) and a mailing list for the Southern Applachian Botanical Club (1954).
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West Virginia University, Department of Biology, Newsletters, 1950/2009, bulk 1950/1966 .25 Linear Feet Summary: 2 1/2 in. (1 document case)

West Virginia University. Department of Biology
Newsletters of the West Virginia University Department of Biology (1957-1965, scattered issues 1995-2009). Newsletters contain information regarding the activities of Biology Department faculty, staff, students, and alumni; programs and events of the Biology Department; and biology, botany, and science related events and discoveries in the region. Includes issue of newsletter which was drafted but not published (1999). Also contains newsletters of the Phi Epsilson Phi national botany fraternity (1950-1957) and a mailing list for the Southern Applachian Botanical Club (1954).

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