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Bulletin of Miscellaneous Information

Bulletin of Miscellaneous Information is the original name of a botanical journal published by the Royal Botanic Gardens at Kew (in England).

Publication History

Bulletin of Miscellaneous Information began in 1887. No issue or contribution copyright renewals were found for this serial. (More details) Bulletin of Miscellaneous Information ran under that name until 1941, when it was renamed (more informatively, if less charmingly) "Kew Bulletin". That journal is now published by Springer.

Persistent Archives of Complete Issues

• 1887-1924, 1926-1930: HathiTrust has most volumes through 1930. Access to volumes after 1900 may be restricted outside the United States.
• 1888-1900: The Biodiversity Heritage Library has the 1888-1900 volumes.
• 1898, 1900: HathiTrust has additional series volume 3 #1, and volume 4.
• 1898-1908, 1915, 1920, 1922: The Biodiversity Heritage Library has many of the additional series volumes.
• 1902-1923: The Biodiversity Heritage Library has the 1902-1923 volumes.
• 1906: The Internet Archive has additional series VI.
• 1908: The Internet Archive has additional series IX (The Useful Plants of Nigeria), Part I.
• 1911: The Internet Archive has additional series IX (The Useful Plants of Nigeria), Part II.
• 1925: HathiTrust has the 1925 volume. Access may be restricted outside the United States.

Official Site / Current Material

• The official Kew Bulletin website has information about the present-day successor to the journal, and provides online access to articles (for a fee, in most cases).

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