Correspondence between Dodds and other scientists before, during and after the expedition. Pre-trip preparations: route itinerary, how to act with indigenous people, advice on crossing borders etc. During trip: dates of movements, arranging meetings with other scientists at various points during the expedition, advice on where to find best potato samples, problems with sending parcels of potato samples. After Expedition: descriptions of the expedition, Dr Bruchner's proposed move to work in South Africa and visit to England, Chilean potatoes, Dodds trip back to Cochabamba with N W Simmonds of J Innes (in 1963), Dr Bruchner's publication list, a letter of recommendation for Dr Bruchner for a job at University of Rostock, description of Chile and the Andes, viruses in potato samples, description of Dr Bruchner, meeting in England with Donovan Correll, Dr Ochoa's 1952 expedition and lost samples, letters of thanks. Correspondents: Graham Paxman, Dr Enrique H Brucher (Facultad de Ciencias Agrarias, Mendoza, Argentine), Dr Pacheco (Venezuela), Dr Ochoa, Dr Prieto, Prof. Dr. R Schick (University of Rostock, Insitut fur Pflanzenzuchtung Gross-Lusewitz, Berlin), Dr Donovan S Correll (Head of Botanical Laboratory, Texas Research Foundation), Dr Pedro J Linares (Bango Agricola y Pecuario, Caracus, Venezuela), Dr Lee E Heidrick (Bogota, Columbia (Rockefeller Foundation)), Dr Ake Burchardt (Bogota, Columbia), Mr S W Martin (British Embassy in Bolivia), Dr Cesar Vargas (Peru), Dr Luis A Garcia and Dr Carlos E Raniel (Columbia), Dr Edgado Oehrens Bertossi and Professor Ricardo Westermeyer Einbke (Universidad Austral de Chile),
Papers relating to biotechnology, the debate about genetically modified food and UK and international farming and agriculture including related John Innes Centre events, surveys and exhibitions, 1991-2013.
Statement of grounds upon which a claim for the Degree of Doctor of Science, University if East Anglia is based. Includes references, publications list and related documents.
Both drawings with explanation of work and yields, mounted on boards Development of ear of Little Joss Wheat (33.5x37 cm) Development of ear of Rivett Wheat
Plan showing drains and water supplies of Bayfordbury estate, post 1938 with annotations Plans and cards relating to the telephone system at Bayfordbury, 1956-59 Handdrawn plan of the glasshouses at Bayfordbury by Cyril Round, 3 Dec 1981 Press clippings re Bayfordbury, nd Plans of Bayfordbury house copied from Bayfordbury album, nd Photographic copies of plans of Bayfordbury house and map of area around it, nd Copies of plans of the Bayfordbury site with list of trees and hedges planted and reference numbers, nd Map of Bayfordbury showing the mansion and surrounding area, nd
Ordered alphabetically, originally in two binders (see SH/2) now repackaged into one but original order maintained. Most entries include photographic illustrations Headings include No, Name, Synonyms, Isolated from, Date, Reference, Method of transmission, Main host plants, Local lesions, Systemic symptoms, Subsiduary hosts, Comments, Thermal inactivation, Longevity in vitro, Dilution endpoint Alfalfa Mosaic Arabis Mosaic Yellow Bean Mosaic Bean Pod Mottle Virus Belladonna Virus 1 Broad Bean Mottle Brassica Virus 1 Brassica V. 1 Rademacher strain Brassica V. 1 Tropaeolum strain Brassica Virus 3 White Campion Mosaic Carnation Mosaic Chrysanthemum Mosiac Cocksfoot Virus Cucumber Yellow/Green Mottle Mosaic Cucumber Mosaic Type Strain Cucumber Mosaic White Strain Cucumber Mosaic Yellow Strain Cymbidium Ringspot Dahlia Mosaic Iris Stripe (Mosaic) Lamium Wild Mosaic Lettuce Ringspot Ogilvy Lily Virus Mangold Virus Mbeya Mottle Virus Pea Mosaic Virus Peach Yellow Bud Mosaic Paeony ringspot Pelargonium Leaf curl Phlox virus Potato Virus X Potato Virus Y Pyrethrum Ringspot Ranunculus Mosaic Red Current Mosaic Rib-grass Mosaic Sugar Beet Ringspot Sugar Beet Yellow Net Tobacco Etch Severe strain Tobacco Mosaic Virus, Type Strain Tobacco Mottle Virus Tobacco Necrosis Tobacco Rattle Tobacco Ring-Spot Tobacco Rosette Virus (Vein-distorting and Mottle) Vein-distorting Virus Tomato Black-ring Tomato Bushy Stunt Tomato Mosaic Tomato mosaic, spot strain Tomato Spotted Wilt Trinidad Cowpea Mosaic Virus Tropaeolum Virus 1 Tulip Virus 1 Turnip Crinkle Turnip Rosette Turnip Yellow Mosaic Wild Cucumber Mosaic Virus Miscellaneous photographs Odontoglossum (Cooke) Feb 1957 Cuc. mos? Rhubarb April T.H.V Physalis Genetical? Phas. Genetical? lupin C.B.R.S.V Anemone strain W.B and N.Z.S, March C.B.R.S.V Anemone strain R. amaranticolor Anemone flower break, Aug C.B.R.S.V swede ? Rose mosaic M.A.F 9/74607, Aug '59 Lettuce spot. Tobacco N. Clausen, March '58 T.S.W Tobacco N. Clausen, March, '58 Parsley leaf C.B.R.S.V Anemone, June with healthy control Potato Y Clauson N. Vincetoxicum virus
Clipping with image and caption of pollination tests on cherries at the JII, 6 Aug 1943 Article describing the official opening of the John Innes Horticultural Institute at Bayfordbury on Fri 2 Jun 1950 Article on Dr Dan Lewis becoming a Fellow of the Royal Society, 2 Apr 1955