Letter to Bateson from the Director of the Royal Botanic Gardens, Kew, re investigation of diseased peas, 1910; brief correspondence between Bateson and James Kelway (Kelway & Son) re the outcome of the Corry v Kelway legal case concerning gradus peas, 1924.
Brief correspondence to Bateson re pieris napi eggs; 6pp experimental data and further pages of notes, all in Bateson's hand.
Brief correspondence, with memorandum, to Bateson
Correspondence, chiefly to Bateson, from various individuals, including F.W. Mott and J.P. Lotsy. Chiefly relating to features of plants. There is also some discussion of right and left-handedness in humans.
Contents of an envelope inscribed 'Rts & Lefts MS notes'.
Brief correspondence to Bateson; 4pp of his manuscript notes on 'Imperfect sexual orientation in ants'; several further pages of notes on published literature. Correspondents include W. Heape.
10pp notes in Bateson's hand, chiefly in relation to published literature. The heading 'conditions' appears at the top of a number of pages. One page is headed 'Dimorphism'.