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VI. MYCOLOGICAL ITWS FOR EXCHANGE, GIFT, OR SALE a. Exchange: Several hundred mycological reprints to exchange for photocopies or reprints of works on Sclerotiniaceae from all sources. A single list of available items will be circulated to correspondents in sequential order on receipt of request. (J. T. Palmer (76)) b. Gift: Many duplicate reprints available to those who submit written requests for specific items. (T. Sproston (77)) c. 1. One each for sale: Annual Review of Phytopathology, Vol. 1. 469 p. $5.00; Lawrence, W. H. 1905. The Erysiphaceae of Washington. State Coll. of Wash., Pullman. 8 p. $1.00; Zahl, P.A. 1965. Bizarre world of the fungi. Nat. Geographic 128:502-528. $1.00; Host fungus index for the Pacific Northwest. Pts. I (Hosts) and I1 (Fungi). 1958. Wash. Agr. Exp. Sta. Circ. 335, 336. $4.00; Slipp, A.W., and W.H. Snell. 1944. Taxonomic-ecologic studies of the Boletaceae in northern Idaho and adjacent Washington. Lloydia 7:l-66. $5.00; Mounce, Irene. 1929. Studies in forest pathology. 11. The biology of e pinicola (SW) Cooke. Can.Dept.Agr.Bul1. 111. 56p + 10 pl. $3.00; Tucker, C.M. 1931. Taxonomy of the genus Phytophthora deBary. U. of Mo. Agr. Exp. Sta. Res. Bull. 153. 208p. $10.00; Pierce, N.B. 1900. Peach leaf curl: its nature and treat- ment. USDA, Div. Veg. Phys. & Path. Bull. 20. $10.00. 204p. + 30 pl.; Dodge, C.W. and S. M. Zeller. 1936. Hydnangium and related genera. Ann. Mo. Bot. Gard. 23:565-598. Bound with Zeller and Dodge, Elasmomyces, Arcangeilella, and Macowanites; Melanogaster. Ibid. 23:599-638; 639-655. $5.00; Zeller, S. M. 1939. Developmental morphology of Alpova. Ore. St. Monographs, Corvallis, 19p. $1.00; Gilkey, Helen M. 1939. Tuberales of North America. Ore. St. Monographs, Corvallis, 63p. $2.00; Zeller, S.M. and C.W. Dodge. 1918. Gautieria in North America. Ann. Yo. Bot. Gard. 5:133-142. $1.00; Lloyd, C.G. 1912. Synopsis of the stipitate Polyporoids. Bull. Lloyd Library, Myc. Ser. No. 6. p.95-208. $10.00; her. Jour. Bot. issues: 1963 (50) Nos.1,3,5; 1964 (51) Nos. 1,2,4,5; 1965 (52) Nos. 1-9; 1966 (54) Nos. 1-3. $1.00 ea. (J. L. Maas (78)) Copies of a 16 mm time-lapse film, entitled "Conidium ontogeny in Hyphomycetes", prepared by Dr. G.T. Cole. The film is in colour, about 800 ft.long, and runs for 25 min. at silent speed. Purchase price $200.00 (Can.). (G.T. Cole (5) or W.B. Kendrick (37)) Elake offer for each of the following: Abstracts of Mycology 1.1967,No.l-12; 1968, No.1-12; J. Ract. 29: 1965, No. 1-6; J. Appl. Microbiol. 7. 1964. No. 1-3; Appl. Microbiol. g. 1965. No. 1-4. 5. H. Kuehn (79)) 1928 Phytopathology, Vol. 39 (1949) Nos. 7(2 copies),8-12; Mycologia Vol. 50, No.3 (May-June)/an Vol. 54, No. 2 (Mar.-April) 1962. (J. E. Wright (65)) Tode, H. Fungi Mecklenburgeqses Selecti. 2 vols. 1790-91 (bound together). (Includes all 17 pl. in perfect condition) $90.00. (R. P. Korf (9)) Davis, J.J. 1892. A supplementary list of parasitic fungi of Wisconsin. Wis.Acad. Sci. 153- 188. Second supplementary list. Ibid. 11:165-178. 1897; a provisional list of the parasitic fungi of Wisconsin. Ibid. 17:845-984. 1914; Notes on parasitic fungi of Wisconsin XVIII. Ibid. 26:253-261. 1931; Parasitic fungi of Wisconsin. p.1-155. 1942; Green, H.C. Notes on Wisconsin parasitic fungi. Pts. 2-25. 1942-58. The set $6.00; Karling, J.S. Chytridiales.64 reprints. $6.00; Ustilaginales: 120 reprints, by Fischer, Wolf, Clinton, Mundkur, Clinton, etc. $10.00; Uredinales: of North America. 100 reprints by Craigie, Dodge, Mains, Allen, Pady, Newton, Johnson, Hahn, Cummins, etc. $10.00; Urdinales: of Europe. 80 reprints by Jorstad, Gaumann, Guyot, Urban, Pilat, Eriksson, etc. $8.00; Uredinales of South America, Asia, etc. 35 reprints, $3.00; Baxter, D. V. 1932-48. Some resupinate polypores from the region of the Great Lakes. Nos. 3-14, 16, 19-20, 22-26, 28. Papers Mich. Acad.Sci. 15-32. $5.00; (L. E. Wehmeyer (80)) Kuprevicz, V.T. and V. H. Tranzschel. 1957. Uredinales. Fasc. 1. Fam. Melampsoraceae. El. Cryptog. URSS. Vol. IV. 419 pp; Novodovski, G.S. 1956. Cryptogamic Floroot Kazachstana. Vol. 1. Uredinales. 431 pp. (Y. Hiratsuka (12)) Microfilm for photocopy of any mycological publication (3000 titles) in the library at the university. (M. V. Locquin (50)) Corda, A. C. "Icones Fungorum Hucusque Cognitorurn" (1963 reprint). $90.00. (W.Lazo (81)) Chupp, C. 1953. A monograph of the fungus genus Cercospora. $8.00 (new); Cooke, T. 1903. Flora of Bombay. Vol. 1:l-645. $10.00; Hooker, J.D. 1897. Flora of British India. Vol. VII. p. 1-842. $10.00. (A. Sanchez (9)) Leveille. 1855. Iconographie des champignons de Paulet. Paris. 217 full-page, hand-colored pl. (at price purchased in France: $400.00) (R. Macho1 (82)) Smith, A. H. 1949. Mushrooms in their natural habitats. Sawyers. (several copies leatherbound with stereo Viewmaster illustrations). $200 per copy. (T.F. Taturn (98))
VII. XYCOLOGICAL PUBLICATIONS NEEDED a. Ridgway, R. 1912. Color standards and color nomenclature. Published by the author at Washington, D. C. (O.A. Brusis (83), J. I. Pitt (27), Ellen Trueblood (75), and S..Jong (28)) b. Mycologia, Vols. 39,40,41,42,52,53,54, and 55. (J. W. Paden (47)) c. tlycologia, Vol. 57, No. 2, March-April, 1965. (E. G. Ruppel (22)) d. Padwick, G. 1k. 1950. Manual of rice diseases. CMI. (M. M. Kulik (84)) e. Coker and Beers. 1943. The Boletaceae of North Carolina and adjacent states. (Will pay $10.00 f. or exchange for any series of items listed in item VI, c, 1, totaling up to $13.00). (.I. L. Maas (78)) A11 reprints or publications on fossil fungi. (R. L. Dennis (85)) g. Coker, W. C'. 1923. Clavarias of the United States and Canada. Univ. North Carolina Press. (R. H. Peterson (18)) h. Lister, A. 1911. Monograph of the Mycetozoa. Second Ed. (C. J. Alexopoulos (71)) i. Foster, J. W. 1949. Chemical activities of fungi. Academic Press. (will pay any reasonable price). (F. L. Binder (54)) j. Bonorden. 1851. Handbuch der allgemeinen Mykologie. (K. Tubaki (86)) k. Martin, G. W. 1952. Revision of the north central Tremellales. (P. D. Llexia (43)) 1. Whetzel, H. H. 1918. An outline of the history of phytopathology. (R. H. Estey (87)) m. Lloyd, C. G. 1898-1916. Mycological writings. Vols. I-IV. (A. Sanchez (9)) n. Paulet. 1793. Iconographie des champignons. (Text only). (R. E. Macho1 (82)) VIII. VACANCIES FOR MYCOLOGISTS a. Candidates with Doctorate Degr- 1. West Virginia: Assistant(?) Professor with specialty in the physiology of fungi. (Dr. H. L. Barnett (88)) 2. Texas: Post-doctorate to participate in genetic studies with Schizosaccharomyces pombe (see item I, b, 12). (Prof. H. Gutz (13)) b. Technician: New Jersey: Candidate with achel lor's degree in mycology for research program. (Dr. R. P. Tewari (8)) IX. AVAILABLE GRADLIATE STUDENT ASSISTANTSHIPS a. Indiana: For information concerning teaching or research fellowships in microbiology inquire of Dr. Bauer or Prof. D. J. Neederpruem (17). b. Kansas: For consideration for teaching or research assistantships with a stipend of $3,000 toward the ?1S or Ph.D degree urite to Dr. C. (16). 1,ouisiana L. Kramer, Chairman, Graduate Selection Committee 1. For a possible assistantship including paid tuition and an annual stipend between $2400 and 54300 leading to a Ph.D degree in medical mycology apply to Dr. Lorraine Friedman (89). 2. To apply for a research assistantship in marine mycology paying $2400 to $3600 per annum, write to Dr. S. P. Meyers (31). Massachusetts: For receipt of brochures or information regarding stipends in applied mycology (plant pathology) write to Francis W. Holmes (11). Michigan: One graduate research assistantship payment $3400 per year will start in September, 1970. Apply to E. C. Cantino (90). Montana: Applications for teaching assistantships and NIH traineeships with stipends between $2200 and $3000 should be submitted to M. J. Nakamura, Chairman (6). New Jersey: For information about predoctoral NIH training grants and teaching assistant- - ships for support of graduate students contact Dr. Ram P. Tewari, Asst. Professor (8). N~.. ~'.,~l- Information regarding graduate assistantships is available from Prof. Normap Eaton, - - 1' ::y C. ~lrman, Graduate Division (4). :. Y_J: .'uition-paid graduate fellowships in systematic mycology for 1970-71 require halft; for graduate studies leading to a Ph.D. degree at Columbia University or Lehman Co~lcge .i the City of New York and half-time to herbarium assistance at the New York Botanical Garden with a stipend of $3600 per year in 24 equal installments. A paid vacation of one month is allowed each year. Applications should include a transcript of credits, letters of reference and should be sent to the Administrator of Graduate Studies (55). New York: The Ger-trude S. Burlingham Scholarship in Mycology with a stipend of $800-$1000 for advance( , i-edoctoral study at the New York Botanical Garden will be available in 1970. Graduate stu.lt~ts in mycology who can use the herbarium, laboratory, and library of the Garden are urged to apply. Field work can be combined with studies at the Garden. Nominations or applications should be sent to the Director (55).
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