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Lily pond Lily pond in the Brooklyn Botanic Garden. Shows visitors looking at pond; |
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Lilies in bloom Caption: "Lilies in bloom--Young Brian McCormack of 2876 Nostrand Ave. inspects the water lilies at the Brooklyn Botanic Garden which are attracting thousands of visitors." |
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Lonely lily Caption: "Lonely lily--This photographic study of a graceful waterlily in the Brooklyn Botanic Garden lily pond won third prize for Barney J. Carubia of 366 E. 28th St. Mr. Carubia used an Exakta... |
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Inspiration by the lily pond Caption: "Inspiration by the lily pond--The lovely, exotic waterlilies at Brooklyn Botanic Garden's lily pools herald the fall season with a burst of color. Inspired by the color, three art... |
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First prize Caption: "First prize--A charming pastoral setting at the Brooklyn Botanic Garden was captured in this prize-winning photo by Theodore Donaldson of 1631 E 46th St., who took first prize in the... |
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Nature's pattern Caption: "Nature's pattern--A delicate filigree wrought by leaf and branch inspired this second-prize winning picture in the Brooklyn Botanic Garden amateur photo contest. The photo, by George... |
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Work of a virus Caption: "Work of a virus--Here on the stem and branches of a sweet clover plant are tumors of the Clover Big Vein disease caused by a virus first identified by the plant pathologist of the... |
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The insect house Caption: "The insect house--Those infected clover plants under their individual canopies with gauze tops and tufts of absorbent cotton plugging holes through which they are watered are being fed... |
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In the laboratory Caption: "In the laboratory--Virginia C. Littau, research fellow at the [Brooklyn] Botanic Garden, studies a [diseased plant] specimen through the microscope." |
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Bug hunter Caption: "Bug hunter--Karl M. Maramorosch, research fellow at the Brooklyn Botanic Garden, raises the celluloid cage under which insects have been feeding on diseased plants and by suction through... |
