First set: 5pp inscribed 'Sex I' on first page. Second set: 3pp inscribed 'Sex 1913 II' on first page.
Contains photocopies of papers and correspondence of Jean Senebier with Charles Bonnet, Lazzaro Spallanzani and PF Tingry
Includes published and unpublished material, papers, notebooks, lectures and addresses
Includes manuscripts, notes, correspondence, papers, reviews on male sterility, cotton, fuchsia, cacao, plant breeding, sheep breeding, Lolium, twins and human genetics, plant diseases, wheat, pollen germination, Fragaria, Genetical Society, hybrids, algae, plant nutrition, RIbes, maize, Petunia, Eriophorum, watercress, statistics, heterosis, tomato, Drosophila, lupin, narcissus, Vavilov NI, University of Manchester, Senecio, forests
One of the letters is from L. Doncaster who comments on Bateson's review and matters arising from Morgan's work.
Paginated 1-24, with a few additional pages inserted; draft tables of data and further pages of notes are at E.9.
Manuscript drafts and notes.
Many slides have stuck-on labels written in Darlington's hand giving the subject and date, with his signature. Subjects include 'starch in oat', 'Nectria ditissima' and 'Uromyces fabae'.
The John Innes Centre Oral History collection contains original audio recordings on a variety of media, including open reel, audio cassettes and digital. Most of the early recordings have been digitised by the Norfolk Record Office (NRO) and are available to listen to by contacting the NRO (see AUD/1). The JIC also hold other digital recordings connected to JIC history including interviews recorded with JIC scientists and staff as part of the JIF Oral History project started in 2019 (see AUD/2).