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Chiefly letters from Bateson to Pearson. There is one letter from Pearson to Bateson, 1902, and two letters from W.F.R. Weldon to Pearson, 1902.

Davenport is the principal correspondent, 1904-1924 (chiefly letters from Bateson); correspondence with Blakeslee is 1920-1921. Included at K.96 is a copy of a letter from Beatrice Bateson to Davenport, 1928. The letters have been kept in the order in which found.

Copies of correspondence held by various repositories. The list begins with the John Innes Centre, followed by the other repositories listed alphabetically by name. A small quantity of copies from various repositories is at K.112.

Contents of two envelopes on which A.G. Cock has written lists of contents. These lists have been retained at C.17 and C.21.

Conversation between Richard Bailey Flavell and Benjamin John Miflin regarding the Biotechnology and Biological Sciences Research Council (BBSRC), part 3 of 3, on cassette tape TDK 90

Conversation between Richard Bailey Flavell and Benjamin John Miflin regarding the Biotechnology and Biological Sciences Research Council (BBSRC), parts 1-2 of 3, on cassette tape TDK D60.

Pollen tube growth study: notes on plants raised at different temperatures.

Contribution of Scientific Discoveries to Increases in Agricultural Productivity during the Queen's Reign: an exhibit organised by Dr G W Cooke...for the Royal Society Jubilee Exhibition, 20 - 25 June 1977