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Ricinus communis also know as the Castor Oil Plant. Group of plants with gardener standing by Test Garden.
1921 |
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Approach to Garden. Acer Dasycarpum lining Floral Avenue before the Great Cyclone of 1896 destroyed them. Floral Ave. was later named Flora Place after the development of the Shaw neighborhood began in 1897.
1891 |
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St. Louis 1904 World's Fair Missouri Botanical Garden exhibit featuring mushrooms
1904 |
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Chrysanthemum exhibit by the Missouri Botanical Garden at the St. Louis 1904 World's Fair.
1904 |
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Cacti against wall at east end of Linnaean House. Picture taken in 1890.
1890 |
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PRINT AVAILABLE at PHO 2006-3046. SEE ALSO GPN 1982-0522.
1905 |
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Caladium bedding at the east end of the Linnaean House and lath house. Ridge ornaments clearly shown. Picture taken in 1908. 2- 5x7 in. black and white prints.
1908 |
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Garden employees, picture taken in greenhouse in 1906. George Pring is standing in back row, third from the left.
1906 |
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Group of graduate students and teaching staff, picture taken in 1917. Front row, left to right: Freiburg Severy; Dr. George T. Moore, Dr. Benjamin Dugger, and Jesse M. Greenman. Back row, left to right: Alex Laurie, seven unidentified students.
1917 |
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Group of graduate students and teaching staff, picture taken in 1917. Top row, 2nd from right - Dr. Carrol Dodge. Front row, left to right - Jesse Greenman, Herman von Schrenk, George T. Moore, and three others. 2- 5x7 in. prints.
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