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To the Section of Vegetable Pathology
are referred all questions relative to
the diseases of fruits and fruit trees, grains
and other useful plants, due to parasitic
fungi, familiarly termed "rust," "smut,"
"mildew," "blight," "rot," etc.
Samples of the affected or diseased plants
or parts of plants, should accompany all
queries relative thereto.

UNITED STATES
Department of Agriculture
DIVISION OF BOTANY.
SECTION OF VEGETABLE PATHOLOGY.
Washington, D. C. May 12th 1888

My dear Prof. Bessey,

I acknowledge with many thanks the receipt of your very excellent pamphlet in the Grasses and Forage Plants of Nebraska.

On pg 12 You speak of Andoplon Aecchanovides. I did not know that this species extended so far north. I would be very glad to have a specimen of this species from your state. I have it from Colorado.

Yours very truly,

F. L. Scribner

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To the Section of Vegetable Pathology
are referred all questions relative to
the diseases of fruits and fruit trees, grains
and other useful plants, due to parasitic
fungi, familiarly termed "rust," "smut,"
"mildew," "blight," "rot," etc.
Samples of the affected or diseased plants
or parts of plants, should accompany all
queries relative thereto.

UNITED STATES
Department of Agriculture
DIVISION OF BOTANY.
SECTION OF VEGETABLE PATHOLOGY.
Washington, D. C. May 12th 1888

My dear Prof. Bessey,

I acknowledge with many thanks the receipt of your very excellent pamphlet in the grasses and forage plants of Nebraska.

On pg 12 You speak of Andoplon Aecchanovides. I did not know that this species extended so far north. I would be very glad to have a specimen of this species from your state. I have it from Colorado.

Yours very truly,

F. L. Scibien