MONDAY, SEPT. 27, 1020
THE UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN
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Pharmacists Produce Plants of Great Medicinal Value in Research Gardens on Campus
The School of Pharmacy is conducting a medicinal plant garden, which now contains over fifty plants, on a 10-acre southeast segment of Robinson gymnasium.
These plants have been under cultivation for the past two years, a fact unknown to the general public. Many varieties have been grown, that it was thought could not survive in this particular region.
During the past two years a research problem has been carried on with Kavana agar digestate, a difficult plant to cultivate in this section and through experiments carried on Prof. J.K. Battiauf of the Sebe Institute in India, found that the plant contains a very high level of antible ingredients.
The School has long felt the need of a noninvasive collection of obtaining authentic and fresh plant material for *class work* in *Phytanomagy* and botany, as it is a difficult task to carry on the experiments in these departments without the plants. In order to meet this need the staff has been trained in proper plant care in a careful pattern to close the campus in a modular plant garden; thus the obstacles has been partly removed.
Two, the staff of the School of Pharmacy are ahead the rapid growth of the scientific work in the School of Pharmacy and the development of the university three-year course in the Conference Schools throughout the country, and made their aims accordingly.
A plot of eveningly wordless ground covered with words and thirties was changed to a beautiful green
Hurricanes Make Record
The development of the garden has been slow due to a minimum amount of available funds. The work are planned of the garden has been done almost entirely by hand and not by hiring a landlord. There are at the present time some fifty medicinal and poisonous plants under cultivation in the garden. The garden has furnished laboratory and herbarium material for the research during the past two years, in the fall of 1920 an edible plant from Kansu pokea. During the past two years a research problem has been solved on with Kansu grown digitally, quantity production of this plant is being grown in the garden this year. Work with this plan is required rather surpellingly recently as in the advantage of availible ingredient.
plaza of valuable medicinal plants,
"It merely took our spare time," said Professor Rottiff, "and we want anyone who is interested in seeing a variety of plants not grown in this section of the country, to visit the mediterranean garden and see what else the company could offer us an opportunity that you should not overlook."
Three Tropical Storms Begin at Once in Carribean
Fortunately, only one of the three got to the mainland of the United States. One of the others fleed to sea as it pailed over the Atlantic coast, where he was captured by Capt. Kevin Fench from taking on his airplane flight to Paris immediately after he had required his leaking gas tank. The third member of the crew was killed and not then disarmed with the proximity of the Miami hurricane.
Washington, Sept. 27.—Three severe tropical hurricanes in the region around the Caribbean Sea at the same time, one of which was the disastrous storm which abrupt Florida and the northern Gulf coast, have made a new series of hurricanes, including Charles L. Mitchell, or Ole U. S. Weather Burbank here.
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The future plan for development calls for a combined natural centerpiece and three intersecting plots on both the east and west sides of the plant. In all, no markers denoting the name and nature of the plants, but there are forthcoming. The school invites all those interested to visit the graves and visitors keep on the grass walk and refrain from disturbing the plants.
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