Re: The Genera of Araceae

From: Sue Haffner <sue_haffner at csufresno.edu> on 1997.12.17 at 03:30:49(1766) When Chris first posted this question, I checked this title in OCLC, the big international online bibliographic utility, and found that it was not listed. This will inhibit interlibrary loan borrowing. Until someone catalogs it and posts a record on OCLC, requesting libraries will not know which institutions possess the book, so won't know where to send a request. Just a librarian's 2 cents. Sue Haffner +More > > Dear Chris: > > Petra will send you the details of the book or I will include it > in a letter to you since I intended to send you back your list of > Philodendron in your collection with some comments on many of them. The > GoA is pretty expensive, going for over $125 and it may not be available > yet in your library. If they don't have it ordered yet, perhaps you can > get them to order it. Does your zoo have its own reference collection > or to you have to rely just on your public library? Are there any large > universities in the Indianapolis area? The Indiana universities that I > know are all in other places. > Tom > > > > > A while back a book was advertised,"Thr Genera of Araceae".I would > > like to borrow it through our library,but I need all the info on it. > > Publisher,author,ISBN#,etc.If any one has this info,please let me > > know. > > Thanks,Chris Greene > > cgreene@mail.indyzoo.com > > > > > > > -- > Thomas B. Croat, Ph.D. > P.A. Schulz Curator of Botany > Missouri Botanical Garden > P.O. Box 299 > St. Louis, MO 63166-0299 > phone: 314-577-5163; fax 314-577-9596; email croat@mobot.org > >

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