Not much that is new can be presented on the forest flora of the state of California. The interesting forest flora of California has been worked over most carefully by a large number of eminent botanists; of the later contributions we may mention a few of the more recent: namely, the work of Willis Linn Jepson, The Trees of California and by the same author The Silva of California, published in 1914, which is the most complete and exhaustive treatise on trees of any given local region; the work of Sudworth, Forest Trees of the Pacific Slope; the work of Sargent, Manual of the Forest Trees of North America Exclusive of Mexico and his monumental work, The Silva of North America in fourteen volumes, and Britton\u27s North American T...
During the month of August, 1924, I spent two weeks at Stambaugh and Iron River, with the forestry s...
Information on plant collectors in southern California is scattered through a number of publications...
Recent collecting and studying in herbaria have called forth the following notes on some of the rare...
Not much that is new can be presented on the forest flora of the state of California. The interestin...
I shall not try to make an extensive paper on the flora of the Yosemite, but merely to record my imp...
During the month of August, 1915, the writer and Mrs. Pammel spent a month visiting California. Our ...
It was my pleasure last summer to pay a visit to several of the groves of the Big trees (Sequoia Was...
The subject of weeds, no matter where they occur, is always of perennial interest. They travel appar...
It has been the custom for some years with the forestry students of Iowa State College to spend one ...
A little peninsula projecting but slightly from the coast of California and forming by its northern ...
Thesis (M.A.)--Humboldt State University, Biology, 2010Floristic studies are especially timely since...
A ist of 400 vascular plants was compiled for Sugarloaf Ridge State Park, a 1142 hectare (2820 acre)...
Notes and references pertaining to the history of Rancho Santa Ana Botanic Garden in California are ...
The Santa Ana Mountains, part of the Peninsular Ranges of southern California, have been welldocumen...
Not until 1933 did the classification of Amador\u27s flowering plants appeal to him as a project for...
During the month of August, 1924, I spent two weeks at Stambaugh and Iron River, with the forestry s...
Information on plant collectors in southern California is scattered through a number of publications...
Recent collecting and studying in herbaria have called forth the following notes on some of the rare...
Not much that is new can be presented on the forest flora of the state of California. The interestin...
I shall not try to make an extensive paper on the flora of the Yosemite, but merely to record my imp...
During the month of August, 1915, the writer and Mrs. Pammel spent a month visiting California. Our ...
It was my pleasure last summer to pay a visit to several of the groves of the Big trees (Sequoia Was...
The subject of weeds, no matter where they occur, is always of perennial interest. They travel appar...
It has been the custom for some years with the forestry students of Iowa State College to spend one ...
A little peninsula projecting but slightly from the coast of California and forming by its northern ...
Thesis (M.A.)--Humboldt State University, Biology, 2010Floristic studies are especially timely since...
A ist of 400 vascular plants was compiled for Sugarloaf Ridge State Park, a 1142 hectare (2820 acre)...
Notes and references pertaining to the history of Rancho Santa Ana Botanic Garden in California are ...
The Santa Ana Mountains, part of the Peninsular Ranges of southern California, have been welldocumen...
Not until 1933 did the classification of Amador\u27s flowering plants appeal to him as a project for...
During the month of August, 1924, I spent two weeks at Stambaugh and Iron River, with the forestry s...
Information on plant collectors in southern California is scattered through a number of publications...
Recent collecting and studying in herbaria have called forth the following notes on some of the rare...