Dr. J. Reynolds Green, F.R.S.

Abstract

THE announcement of the death of Dr. Reynolds Green, on June 3, will have been received with unfeigned regret by all his scientific fellow-workers, whether botanists or physiologists. For those who, like myself, have known him throughout his career with a considerable degree of intimacy, regret amounts to a deep sense of personal loss. It is some consolation to me to have this opportunity of writing a few words in appreciation of him who was so closely associated with me first as pupil, then as collaborator, always as friend.