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Roy Markham Notebooks
RM/5/1 · SubSection · 1934-1950
Part of Roy Markham
  1. Spiral-bound notebook entitled 'Membrane Filtration III', experiment notes and diagrams, 1935-1937. 2. Hardback notebook, entitled 'Diffusion Experiments', 1934-1941. 3. Hb notebook, entitled 'Roy Markham', virus experiment notes and drawings, 1940. 4. Hb notebook, no title, notes on diffusion experiments, 1944. 5. Bound paper ' Studies on the Physico-Chemical Properties of Proteins, with Special Reference to Virus Nucleoproteins' by Roy Markham, no date, c 1944. 6. Filofax notebook, Roy Markham, address: 123 Queen Edith's Way, Cambridge, 1946-1950.
Roy Markham Notebooks
RM/5/3 · SubSection · 1934-1965
Part of Roy Markham

Notebooks: handwritten science notes, experiments and drawings by Roy Markham

Roy Markham Notebooks
RM/5/2 · SubSection · 1955-1973
Part of Roy Markham
  1. Hb notebook, no title, experiment notes and diagrams, 1955-1956, 2. Hb notebook, experiment notes and diagrams, 1960-1962. 3. Spiral-bound folder, entitled 'The Royal Society', containing letters from The Royal Society, 1959-1966. 4. Filofax diary, Roy Markham, address 93 Queen Edith's Way, Cambridge, 1962. 5. Notebook containing research proposal papers by Karl Maramorasch of the Boyce Thompson Inst., New York for the proposed project 'Fundamental Studies in Mollicute-Like Agents of Plant Diseases', 1973. includes Boyce the Inst annual Report 1971 and some Maramoroasch reprints. 6. Spiral-bound notebook entitled 'Composition and Structure (TMV, TYM, Bushy Stunt and Cowpea viruses), no date, c 1973.
Roy Markham Notebooks
RM/5/3/9 · Item · 1946-1956
Part of Roy Markham

Notes and experiments. Includes 2 x letters to RM from Aaron Klug (Birkbeck College Crystallography Lab.), 5 Jun, 27 Jun 1956 and 1 x letter to RM from Harry Carlisle (Birkbeck College), 27 Aug 1947.

RM/4/4/3/1 · Item · 1968-1981
Part of Roy Markham

Misc. local community and administrative correspondence with associations, public and private societies and institutions, businesses, members of the public etc. Subjects include invitations to give talks, judge events, local courses, travel, use of grounds, gifts, advice on an invention, pesticide company testing programme, scientific workforce information request, misc. enquiries.

Roy Markham Correspondence 1
VRU/1/4 · SubSection · 1956-1969
Part of Virus Research Unit

From box labelled 'Correspondence mainly with Roy Markham, 1957 to 1958; May 1960 to April 1966. Purchasing arrangements 1962-1968.

RM/20/3 · Item · c 1960-1996
Part of Roy Markham

Loose in box: 12 x construction of new VRU buildings [?], no date, c 1960s. Photocopies of some of Roy Markham's certificates (labelled 'from Margaret Markham'): Doctor of Phil., Cambridge, 20 June, 1944; election to the Royal Society, 15 March 1956; Honorary Texas Citizen, 13 February 1963; Honorary Membership of the American Society of Biological Chemists, no date. Handwritten notes by JIC archivist? Letter to Dick from Sheila Read, Friends of the Sainsbury Centre for Visual Arts, thanking him for an evening at the JIC, 23 Sep 1996.

Roy Markham
RM · Collection · 1934-2011

Correspondence. Research, notebooks, manuscripts. Collection of glass slides. Collection of scientific phoptographs. Other: biographical/misc.

Rowley on the Rose album

Scrapbook: (green, hardback) Title: Rowley on the Rose: Rose Research at the John Innes Horticultural Institution 1948 - 1961. Photographs by L. S. Clarke. Contents: First draft of The National Rose Species Collection-Summary of the Activities since the founding in 1948 up to December 1956, January 1957. Photographs of roses, newspaper clippings, diagrams, graphs and maps under titles: Rosa species and Species Hybrids, The Genealogical Collection (Roses at Bayfordbury), Aneuploidy, Cytology, Colchicine - Induced Polyploidy, Germination Trials, Rootstock Trials, The Rose in Art, Back Pocket: References: 46 articles and copies of articles by or about G D Rowley with index of titles: 1. Seeds from botanic gardens: The Gardener's Chronicle, July 14, 1951: 14-15. 2. Rosa: taxon 1, 134, 1952. 3. The National Rose Species Collection, Bayfordbury Guide & Catalogue, 24-32, 1953. 4-5. A new class of roses (by A. Wheatcroft; reply by G. D. Rowley), Amateur Gardening, 26 March, 1954. 6. The National Rose Species Collection, J.Roy.Hort.Soc.79, 382-389, 1954. 7. Hulthemosas - new hope for the rose breeder, Rose Annual, 1955. 8. History of the Rose (book review), Rose Annual, 1955. 9. Rose stocks research, Nurseryman & Seedsman, 25 May, 1955. 10. Statistics on rose suckers (by A.J. Huxley) 11. Les variétiés botaniques de Roses, Bull.Hort.N.S.10 (8), 1955. 12. First stages in the evolution of Garden Roses in Europe - Simplified genealogy of the main groups of Garden Roses, in G.S. Thomas: The Old Shrub Roses, 1955. 13. How not to plant roses, The Rose 4, 1955-6. 14. Roses at Bayfordbury, Rose Annual, 1956. 15. A rose by any other name, Rose Annual 1956. 16. Germination in Roas canina, Amer.Rose Annual 41, 1956. 17. Simple Rose growing (book review), J. Roy.Hort.Soc 81, 1956. 18. A puzzled rosarian, Amateur Gardening, 31 Aug, 1956. 19-20. More Hulthemia hybrids (by N.Lindsay), Wild Hulthemosas, Rose Annual, 1957. 21. Fashions in roses, Poets erred (Lecture report), Daily Telegraph, 14 Aug, 1957. 22. Changing fashions in Roses, J.Roy.Hort.Soc. 82, 1957. 23. Rootstock influence in roses, Chelsea Show, 20-23 May, 1958. 24. In quest of blue roses, Gard. Chron 23, 1958. 25. Rosa (species catalogue), In Modern Roses V, 1958. 26. Genetics of Roses and Rootstocks, Lecture report in Proc. E. Midland, Hort. Conference, 22 Oct, 1958. 27. In quest of blue roses (with J. Harborne), Rose Annual, 1959. 28. Ancestral China Roses, J. Roy.Hort.Soc 84, 1959. 29. Some naming problems in Rosa, Bull.Jard.Bot.Brux 39, 1959. 30. Triploid garden roses, Amer.Rose Annual 45, 1960. 31. Aneuploidy in the genus Rosa, J.Glen 57, 1960. 32. Rose rootstocks: a first field trial, J.Hort.Sci 36, 1961. 33. The Scotch Rose and its garden descendants, J.Roy.Hort.Soc 86, 1961. 34. Rosenlexicon (Book review), J.Roy.Hort.Soc.86, 1961. 35. Key to the major groups of cultivated roses, in G.S.Thomas, Shrub Roses of Today, 1962. 36. The scotch Rose and its garden descendants, Amer.Rose.Annual 48, 1963. 37. Mother of Roses, Gard.Chron, 22 Aug, 1964. 38. The rediscovery of 'Lady Mary Fitzwilliam', J.Roy.Hort.Soc.89, 1964. 39. The botany of climbing roses and the derivation of some garden climbers, in G.S Thomas: Climbing Roses old and new, 1965. 40. The experimental approach to rose breeding, Sci.Hort.18, 1966. 41. Chromosome studies and evolution in Rosa, Bull.Jard.Bot.Nat.Belg.37, 1967. 42. Find the lady, Amateur gardening 87, 1970. 43. The Complete Rosarian (Book Review), J.Roy.Hort.Soc.97, 1972. 44. Roses - a bibliography of botanical, horticultural and other works related to the Genus Rosa (Book review), J.Roy.Hort.Soc.98, 1973. 45. Redouté Redivivus, Rose annual 1975. 46. Typification of the Genus Rosa, Taxon 25, 1976.