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This collection includes the published papers of Butler University chemist and botanist Fay Kenoyer Daily. It also includes materials prepared for presentations, correspondence, and biographical material related to Butler University botany faculty. There is documentation in Special Collections indicating that previous staff augmented this collection; the documentation is minimal and does not describe what may have been added and why.

Scope and Contents 1. “The Academy from Horse to Buggy to Jet”; Proceedings of the Indiana Academy of Science Vol. 70, 1961 2. “Our Brookville Bond”, Proceedings of the Indiana Academy of Science Vol. 94, 1985. 3. “Botanists of the Butler University Faculty (1920-1955)”, Proceedings of the Indiana Academy of Science Vol. 69, 1960 (2 copies) 4. “Early Butler University Scientists and Their Early Recognitions and Study of Indiana Natural Areas.” Presented at the Central Indiana Natural Areas conference and...

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Photographs that were used as slides in the Central Indiana Natural Areas presentation, “Early Butler University Scientists and Their Early Recognitions and Study of Indiana Natural Areas.”

Scope and Contents 1. Vol. 92, 1982: Gustave Bryant Bachman; Hillis Langhorne Howie; Louis Augustus Krumholy; Nathan Everett Pearson; Robert A. Ragains; Bernard Henry Schockel; William John Tinkle; Yeram Sarkis Touloukian. 2. Vol, 94, 1985: Ruth M. Wimmer; Edward White Shrigley; Elmer Curry Payne; David Hanon Dunham; Walter I. Brambaugh; Byron G. Bernard. 3. Vol. 93, 1984: Eberhard Friederich Ferdinand Hopf; Roderic Malcom Koch; Basil Elwood Montgomery 4. Vol. 86, 1977: Edna Banta; Thomas Mark Bushnell; Ansel...

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1. Butler University Botanical Studies Volume 11, 1953-1954. 2. Butler University Botanical Studies Volume 3, 1933, 1936

Scope and Contents a. “Fossil Charophytes from South Dakota and Iowa with a Review of a Modern Species.” The American Midland Naturalist, vol. 84, No.2, October 1970, pp 365-75. (3 copies). b. “Some Late Glacial Charophytes Compared to Modern Species” Proceedings of the Indiana Academy of Science vol. 78, 1969. c. “Charophytes’ from Synopsis and Classification of Living Organisms. McGraw-Hill, 1982. d. “Tertiary Charophytes from the Ogalalla Formation of Ellis County, Kansas”. American Midland Naturalist ...

Scope and Contents 1. “The Characeae of Indiana—A Preliminary Report.” Butler University Botanical Studies, vol.11, pp. 5-49. 2. “Chara Kieneri, a New Species From Nebraska.” Butler University Botanical Studies, vol.9, 1949, pp. 127-130. 3. “Notes on Distribution and Bioecology of Characeae in Nebraska” by Walter Kiener. Butler University Botanical Studies, vo.6, 1944 pp. 131-148. 4. “The Characeae of Nebraska.” Butler University Botanical Studies vol. 6, 1944 pp. 149-171. 5. “Nitella Megacarpa TFA...

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1. “Periphyton, Excluding Diatoms and Desmids, from Yap, Caroline Islands.” By Christopher S. Lobban Micronesia vol. 23, no.1, 1990 pp.27-40. 2. Abstracts from the Journal of Phycology vol. 25, no.2, 1989. 3. “Comments on a Checklist of Indiana Algae: Purpose and Problems.” Proceedings of the Indiana Academy of Science vol. 81, 1972. 4. “A Checklist of Algae Recorded from Indiana 1929-1971.” 5. “Algae” Natural Features of Indiana, 1966.

Scope and Contents 1. “A Rare Tloypella New to the Unites States of America.” Butler University Botanical Studies vol.11, November 1954. 2. “Nitella Capillata A. BR. In North Carolina.” Butler University Botanical Studies vol. 8, 1948. 3. “Nitella Spanioclema Groves and Bullock-Webster Var. Nidifica Nov. Var., from Alabama” Butler University Botanical Studies vol.9, 1950. 4. “’Clapophora Balls’ Collected in Steuben County, Indiana” Butler University Botanical Studies. Vol. 10, 1952. 5. Species of Tolypella in...