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Letter and two telegrams from Ian C Murfet, Botany Department, University of Tasmania to Professor Harold W Woolhouse regarding Murfets proposed visit to the John Innes Centre

Letter from Dr I C Murfet, Hobart, Tasmania to Trevor Wang, JII, Norwich about seeds from a line of Wellensiek's mutant forms, NGB 1769 (T 341).

Letter from Dr J Reid, Hobart, Tasmania to Trevor Wang, JII, Norwich about seeds with mutant genes, sending NGB1766 and 1769.

Letter from Georgian House Hotel, Norwich to John Innes Institute confirming booking for Dr Tim Reid for 28th October

Letter from Ian C Murfet, Botany Department, University of Tasmania to T L Wang giving a list of the pea seeds sent from Tasmania to the John Innes Institute in 1968 to Peter Matthews, in 1978 to Dr Gordon Browning and in 1979 to Brian Snoad

Letter from Ian C Murfet, University of Tasmania to Trevor L Wang regarding his visit to Norwich in March and his visits to botanical departments in Europe, search for wild sweet peas and travel in India

Letter from James (Jim) Reid, Senior Lecturer in Botany, University of Tasmania to C (Cliff) Hedley and T L Wang about request for seeds of Le/le isogenic lines. lines (L205+ and L205-), Alaska and Progress No.9 in tall (Le) / dwarf (le). Mentions lines being used by Peter Davies at Cornell and Val Sponsel at Madison

Letter from Jim Reid (with compliments from Wendy Potts), from the Department of Botany, University of Tasmania to T L Wang, John Innes Centre regarding using some of his pea research in his lectures and enclosing prints and pre-prints of Internode II and III

Letter from Jim Reid, University of Tasmania to T L Wang regarding Reid's forthcoming article on the genetic control of plant hormones and a request for a copy of the article by Cove, Ashgton, Featherstone and Wang "The use of mutant strains in the study of hormone actuion and metabolism in the moss Physcomitrella patens"

Letter from Jim Reid of the University of Tasmania to T L Wang about Reid's visit to the John Innes Centre, pea genetics particularly line 102, G2 type (samples were enclosed), line 64, progenies segregating for veg and Wang and Woolhouse's work on hormonal aspects of senescence