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Papers of Frederick Orpen Bower
Correspondence of Frederick Orpen Bower 1917-1922
Correpsondence of Frederick Orpen Bower: Albert Charles Seward to Marie Charlotte Carmichael Stopes
Letter to Frederick Orpen Bower from James Small |
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Reference Code |
GB 0248 DC 002/14/426 |
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10 November 1921 |
Extent and medium of the unit of description |
1 letter |
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Scope and Content |
Letter to Frederick Orpen Bower from James Small relating to [botanical] form and function. From Bower's remarks he thinks Bower will have seen his textbook. The format of the book has prevented him from bringing form and function as close as he wished. He finds organography with 'a more physico-chemical complexion than most of Goebel's' strongly appealing, aiming towards structure being completely explained in terms of chemistry and physics, making physicology anatomical and anatomy physiological. He relates his theory of tuberology, relating to carbon dioxide balance and the article by Priestley in the last issue of Science Progress. |
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