The Ohio Journal of Science, Vol. XVI, No. 1, November 1915

"The Ohio Journal of Science, Vol. XVI, No. 1, November 1915" by Various is a compilation of scientific explorations and discoveries from the early 1900s, acting as a formal record for both the Ohio State University Scientific Society and the Ohio Academy of Science; it offers a broad look at different scientific investigations, emphasizing Ohio's natural history and environmental features. The journal features articles that span diverse scientific topics, from the complex process of creating photographic lenses to observations of Zygnemales, along with organizational updates from the Ohio State University Scientific Society. With each part contributed by different experts, the collaborative works highlight progress in fields such as botany, ecology and optics. Readers will find detailed analysis of Ohio's plants and animals, along with the scientific methods used, showing the combined efforts of researchers from various departments at the university.