Bibliography

Charles Alfred Weatherby Books in Order

b. 1875 – d. 1949 · 25 books

There are 25 books by Charles Alfred Weatherby on BookOrb. A strong starting point is The group of Acalypha virginica in eastern North America (1927). The bibliography below is in publication order, with series grouped in reading order.

Standalone books

  1. 1 The influence of Ben Jonson's classical learning on his work 1898
  2. 2 Changes in the nomenclature of the Gray's Manual Ferns 1919
  3. 3 A note on Stellaria pubera Michx 1924 · 171 pages
  4. 4 Charles Humphrey Bissell 1925 · 106 pages
  5. 5 On Solidago rigida L., and the application of old botanical names 1926
  6. 6 The group of Acalypha virginica in eastern North America 1927 · 204 pages
  7. 7 A variety of Hypericum canadense 1928
  8. 8 Schmidel's publication of Thelypteris 1929
  9. 9 Walter Deane 1933 · 80 pages
  10. 10 Ignatz Urban (1848-1931) 1936
  11. 11 On certain type specimens in ferns 1939
  12. 12 The Argentine species of "Nothofaena" 1941
  13. 13 A list of type specimens in Elliott's herbarium 1942
  14. 14 Alfred Barton Rendle (1865-1938) 1944
  15. 15 Changes in Botanical Names 1946
  16. 16 Robert A. Ware 1947
  17. 17 William R. Maxon 1949

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Frequently asked questions

How many books has Charles Alfred Weatherby written?

BookOrb lists 25 books by Charles Alfred Weatherby.

Where should I start with Charles Alfred Weatherby?

A good starting point is The group of Acalypha virginica in eastern North America (1927).

What is the Charles Alfred Weatherby books in order list?

In publication order: 1. The influence of Ben Jonson's classical learning on his work (1898), 2. Changes in the nomenclature of the Gray's Manual Ferns (1919), 3. A note on Stellaria pubera Michx (1924), 4. Charles Humphrey Bissell (1925), 5. On Solidago rigida L., and the application of old botanical names (1926), 6. The group of Acalypha virginica in eastern North America (1927), 7. A variety of Hypericum canadense (1928), 8. Schmidel's publication of Thelypteris (1929), 9. Walter Deane (1933), 10. Ignatz Urban (1848-1931) (1936), 11. On certain type specimens in ferns (1939), 12. The Argentine species of "Nothofaena" (1941), 13. A list of type specimens in Elliott's herbarium (1942), 14. Alfred Barton Rendle (1865-1938) (1944), 15. Changes in Botanical Names (1946), and 2 more.