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Rogue Tomatoes
AGB/1/4/60 · Item · 1940-1952
Part of A Gavin Brown collection

Observation of rogue prevalence in established varieties; typescript reports (1952): unripe fruit colour of dwarf varieties, earliness trial of dwarf varieties, hybrid vigour; distribution of seed of JI varieties; MS report 'Rogues in Tomatoes'.

Rome and Paris Conference
GCMS/2/1/5 · Item · 2000
Part of Greg Sage

ASSINSEL Conference, Rome, 23-25 May and Paris, 1 Dec, 2000: minutes of the Sustainable Agriculture Committee; Sage's notes on Paris conference; correspondence; paper and notes on 'Durum Wheat in Italy' by Dr Enzo De Ambrogio; Rome 2000 FIS/ASSINSEL documents.

Rome Conference
GCMS/2/1/6 · Item · 2000
Part of Greg Sage

Rome Conference 20-25 May 2000: booklet 'World Seed Congress List of Participants'; booklet: 'FIS ASSINSEL ROMA 2000 World Seed Congress'; misc coreespondence, accomodation, receipts, programme and list of participants

Ronald Alfred Silow
MJA/2/2/2 · Item · 28/2/1994
Part of Mike Ambrose Collection

Letter from Dr N M Clarke (Silow's nephew) to the JIC Archivist Rosemary Harvey about the proposed deposit of the papers of plant geneticist Ronald Alfred Silow.

Ronald Aylmer Fisher
RF/1 · Item · 2.10.1944
Part of Ronald Aylmer Fisher

Letter to Dr E G Jefferys from R A Fisher about statistics and genetics, mentioning chapters of his books on statistics that would be helpful for geneticists. Talks about his latest experiments on Lythrum chromosomes and mice inbreeding. Mentions Mathers, Haldane and de Winton.

Ronald Aylmer Fisher
RF · Collection · 1944

Letter to Dr E G Jefferys from R A Fisher about statistics and genetics, mentioning chapters of his books on statistics that would be helpful for geneticists. Talks about his latest experiments on Lythrum chromosomes and mice inbreeding. Mentions Mathers, Haldane and de Winton.

Root shoots
WB/D/2/D.158 · Series · 1924-1926
Part of WILLIAM BATESON ARCHIVE

Brief correspondence to Bateson, with a page of his manuscript notes. G.R. de Beer is one of the correspondents.