Box 1
Contains 8 Results:
"Diario de Tamaulipas No. 1, Nota de F.A.Q. sobre Geografia de Tamaulipas [scratched out], Diario de Tarnava y Berlandier en Tamaulipas," additional note in pencil in Sereno Watson's hand, "1830 Oct 14 - Nov. 14", 1830 October 14-November 14 Digital
Manuscript in Spanish, 28 pages, folded into signature and sewn together; 14 Oct 1830 to 14 Nov 1830, plant numbers in margins. Loose leaf with "Itineraria" and "Camino" from Santillana. Accompanying loose materials in French, 9 pages, starts mid-sentence, dated 29 Oct. Both may be drafts. “Tarnava” likely refers to don Constatino Tarnava, of the Corps of Engineers on the Commission, according to C.H. Muller.
"1845. Excursion au Fronton de Sa Isabel. 1849. Matamoros to Mexico.", 1845 July 4-1850 January 8 Digital
"Memoire sur la famille des Grossulariées par J.L. Berlandier", approximately 1826
16 pages, manuscript with 3 pages of illustrations and loose leaf of drawings; inscription on first page in unknown handwriting, "Vu; bon pour imprimer dans Memoires de la soc. de Phys. et d'Hist. G. Maurice... de la Comm d'...." Likely a manuscript for Berlandier's 1826 article published in “Memoires de la societe de physique et d’histoire naturelle de Geneve.”
“Ribes/Icones inedita”, approximately 1827-1828
Disbound manuscript containing 7 sections of 10 plants each with contents lists; 1 section of 13 plants with contents list; 30 pages of drawings and maps - drawings primarily depict plants, some of scenery. Some drawings dated 1827-1828; most drawings likely made later.
"Plantes de Berlandier" Digital
Notebook containing names for Berlandier specimens 1-2351. Note indicates names were supplied by M.E. Moricand with additions by [Alphonse] de Candolle; sent to A. Gray by Alphonse de Candolle in 1855.
C.W. Short letter and "Pl. Berlandiereanae Ranuncul. - Compositae incl" manuscript
"Names in Mem. Comision limites.” List of plant names by I.M. Johnston.
See Contributions from the Gray Herbarium 70: 87-90, "A Neglected Paper by Jean Louis Berlandier," by I.M. Johnston.