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Cyrus Longworth Lundell Cyrus Longworth Lundell: A Container List of His Collection at the Harry Ransom Center Descriptive Summary Creator: Lundell, Cyrus Longworth, 1907-1994 Title: Cyrus Longworth Lundell Collection Dates: circa 1944-1988, undated Extent: 327 record cartons, 2 oversize boxes (331.62 linear feet) Abstract: Manuscripts and proofs of botanical works, field notes and notebooks, correspondence, and other files of Lundell, as well as Constantine J. Alexopoulos, Doris Holmes Blake, Sidney F. Blake, Harold C. Bold, Donovan Stewart Correll, Victor L. Cory, Verne Grant, Jorge A. Ibarra, Harold N. Moldenke, Robert Runyon, W. A. Silveous, G. M. Soxman, B. C. Tharp, Henry J. Thompson, Robert Everard Woodson, and Mary Sophie Young. Also present are the records of the Texas Research Foundation, Renner, as well as numerous offprints and journals. Materials are arranged in three series, I. Agricultural Research Materials (boxes 1-175), II. Reprints (boxes 175-237), III. Periodicals and Serials (boxes 237-265), Oversize (boxes 268-269), and uncataloged additions from 2016 (boxes 271-332). Call Number: Manuscript Collection MS-02573 Language: English Access: Open for research. Researchers must create an online Research Account and agree to the Materials Use Policy before using archival materials. Part or all of this collection is housed off-site and may require up to three business days' notice for access in the Ransom Center's Reading and Viewing Room. Please contact the Center before requesting this material: [email protected] Use Policies: Ransom Center collections may contain material with sensitive or confidential information that is protected under federal or state right to privacy laws and regulations. Researchers are advised that the disclosure of certain information pertaining to identifiable living individuals represented in the collections without the consent of those individuals may have legal ramifications (e.g., a cause of action under common law for invasion of privacy may arise if facts concerning an individual's private life are published that would be deemed highly offensive to a reasonable person) for which the Ransom Center and The University of Texas at Austin assume no Lundell, Cyrus Longworth, 1907-1994 Manuscript Collection MS-02573 responsibility. Restrictions on Authorization for publication is given on behalf of the University of Use: Texas as the owner of the collection and is not intended to include or imply permission of the copyright holder which must be obtained by the researcher. For more information please see the Ransom Center's Open Access and Use Policies. Administrative Information Preferred Cyrus Longworth Lundell Collection (Manuscript Collection Citation MS-02573). Harry Ransom Center, The University of Texas at Austin. Acquisition: Gifts, 1973-1993 Processed by: Laura Parker, 1996; Kevin O'Sullivan, 2010; Joshua Winn, 2018 Repository: Harry Ransom Center, The University of Texas at Austin 2 Lundell, Cyrus Longworth, 1907-1994 Manuscript Collection MS-02573 3 Lundell, Cyrus Longworth, 1907-1994 Manuscript Collection MS-02573 Series I. Agricultural Research Materials Lundell, Cyrus Longworth: Container Agricultural Research at Renner, Tms, Tccms, and photocopy 1.1-7 Texas Research Foundation: Its Historical Background Through 1966 (by Roy Container Roddy, 1966) 1.8-9 Flora of Texas (w/ collaborators), Vol. II: Tms and photocopy, 1969 Container 1.10-15 Tms and photocopy, 1969 (continued) Container 2.1-15 Tms and photocopy, 1969 (continued) Container 3.1 Drawings and illustrations Container 269 Container The Genus Parathesis of the Myrsinaceae, Tms w/ A corrections, 1965 3.2-4 Renner (column from the Dallas Times-Herald), 168 Tccms articles and Container photocopies, 1969-1971 3.5-8 Grant, Verne, TLS/photocopy to HRC, UT at Austin, April 1 1976, by Helen Barler Container (secretary), includes photocopies of the cover and front pages of the Collected 3.9 Works of Verne Grant Texas Research Foundation, Renner: Mimeograph articles, 1951-1967, includes complete and incomplete series on Container corn, grass, grain sorghum, oilseed, legume, soil, 6 folders 3.10-15 News releases and reports, mimeographed and printed articles, circa 1944-1965, Container 2 folders 3.16-17 Registers of visitors, 2 volumes, 1946-1956 Container 3.18 Reports from the analytical lab, Project F-10, mimeographed reports in brown Container binder, 1951-1953 4.1 Thompson, Henry J., Two New Species of Mentzelia in Texas (w/ Joyce E. Container Zavortink), Tccms w/ A corrections, Tccms, Tms/photocopy w/ A corrections, 3 nd 4.2 U. S. Commission on Increased Industrial Use of Agricultural Products, interim Container 4 Lundell, Cyrus Longworth, 1907-1994 Manuscript Collection MS-02573 U. S. Commission on Increased Industrial Use of Agricultural Products, interim Container report to the Congress, Pursuant to Public Law 540, 84th Congress, duplicated 4.3 report, 1957 Correll, Donovan Stewart: Aquatic and Wetland Plants of the Southwestern United States (w/ Helen B. Container Correll), photocopy 4.4-14 Container Flora of Texas, page proofs and photocopies of original typescripts 4.15 Manual of the Vascular Plants of Texas (w/ Marshall Conring Johnston): Working drafts Container 4.16 Working drafts (continued) Container 5.1-13 Working drafts (continued) Container 6.1-10 Container Composite A, T and Tccms and photocopies w/ A corrections 6.11-12 Container Composite A, T and Tccms and photocopies w/ A corrections (continued) 7.1-12 Container Composite A, T and Tccms and photocopies w/ A corrections (continued) 8.1-11 Tms w/ A and T corrections Container 8.12-13 Tms w/ A and T corrections (continued) Container 9.1-14 Tccms w/ A corrections Container 11.7-13 Tccms w/ A corrections (continued) Container 12.1-13 Container Complete and incomplete corrected and uncorrected galleys 13.6-11 Container Complete and incomplete corrected and uncorrected galleys (continued) 14.1-13 Page mock-ups w/ A and T corrections Container 15.5-11 Container Page mock-ups w/ A and T corrections (continued) 16.1-6 Page proofs w/ A corrections Container 16.7-10 5 Lundell, Cyrus Longworth, 1907-1994 Manuscript Collection MS-02573 Page proofs w/ A corrections (continued) Container 17.1-12 Page proofs w/ A corrections (continued) Container 18.1-8 The Potato and Its Wild Relations: Drawings and illustrations Container 268-269 Photographs, negatives, drawings Container 18.9-34 Container Photographs, negatives, drawings (continued) 19.1-76 Container Photographs, negatives, drawings (continued) 20.1-72 Container Photographs, negatives, drawings (continued) 21.1-40 Container Business and personal correspondence, circa 1947-1960 22.1-9 Cory, Victor L., plant lists and field books: 5 record books, 5 large bound volumes, Container 2 envelopes of reports, 2 small notebooks, 4 copies of Wrightia: A Botanical 22.10-13 Journal, and 1 copy of Catalogue of the Flora of Texas Cory, Victor L. (continued) Container 23.1-9 Gray, Asa, Manual of Botany; a Handbook of the Flowering Plants and Ferns of the Central and Northwestern United States and Adjacent Canada, 8th (centennial) ed., Container illustrated, largely rewritten and expanded by Merritt Lyndon Fernald, page proofs 23.10-16 w/ A corrections, 1950, apparently used in the preparation of Manual of the Vascular Plants of Texas by Donovan Stewart Correll Gray, Asa (continued) Container 24.1-2 Hoblitzelle Agricultural Laboratory, Texas, bulletins, Tms, Tccms, and printed Container copies (1950-1966) 24.3-12 Container Runyon, Robert, research notebooks articles and correspondence, circa 1940-1960 24.13-20 Runyon, Robert (continued) Container 25.1-23 Runyon, Robert (continued) Container 26.1-3 Southwest Foundation for Research and Education, Agricultural Division, reports of Container 6 Lundell, Cyrus Longworth, 1907-1994 Manuscript Collection MS-02573 Southwest Foundation for Research and Education, Agricultural Division, reports of Container the Information Gathering Service, No. 1-15, mimeographed articles and some 26.4-6 duplicates, 1954-1956 Texas Research Foundation, Renner: Agricultural service files: various colleges, awards, committees, staff council Container minutes, etc., 1948-1955 26.7-26 Agricultural service files (continued) Container 27.1-39 Agricultural service files (continued) Container 28.1-75 Agricultural service files (continued) Container 29.1-66 Agricultural service files (continued) Container 30.1-52 Agricultural service files (continued) Container 31.1-26 Container Annual programs and budgets, 1943-1972 31.27-40 Annual programs and budgets (continued) Container 32.1-22 Annual programs and budgets (continued) Container 33.1 Annual reports, Tmss from the Extension Service, the Analytical Chemistry Container Laboratory, the Agricultural Relations Division, the Chemical Division, etc., 33.2-35 1947-1969 Annual reports (continued) Container 34.1-32 Annual reports (continued) Container 35.1-21 Annual reports (continued) Container 36.1-19 Annual reports (continued) Container 37.1-20 Annual reports (continued) Container 38.1-10 Container Audit reports by Ernst and Ernst, 1947-1970 38.11-32 Audit reports by Ernst and Ernst (continued) Container 39.1-3 Container Botanical Laboratory day files; carbons of letters, 1957-1970 39.4-68 Botanical Laboratory day files (continued) Container 40.1-74 7 Lundell, Cyrus Longworth, 1907-1994 Manuscript Collection MS-02573 Day files; carbons of outgoing mail, 1953-1972, correspondence files of the Hoblitzelle Agricultural Laboratory, the Extension Service, the Administrator's Office, etc.:
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