C. T. White
Born 1890-01-01
Died 1950-01-01
Identifiers
- Open LibraryOL7422172A
Top Subjects
- Australia (8)
- Queensland (7)
- Plants (4)
- Papua New Guinea (3)
- Weeds (2)
- Idenitification (2)
- Moreton Bay (Qld.) (1)
Books by C. T. White
Total count: 40
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Contributions to the flora of Queensland1897-01-01
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Botanic notesNo. 1.1911-01-01
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Illustrated Notes on the Weeds of Queensland1915-01-01
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Notes on a few interesting plants from Moreton BayThe Society1915-01-01
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Notes on a few interesting plants collected in the vicinity of BrisbaneH. Pole & Co.1916-01-01
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An interesting Lycopod (Club moss) from northern Queensland1917-01-01
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Records of a few alien plantsAnthony James Cumming, Govt. Printer1917-01-01
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Weeds and poisonous plants of the Atherton TablelandAnthony James Cumming, Govt. Printer1918-01-01
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Contributions to the Queensland floraAnthony James Cumming1918-01-01
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Two native leguminous fodder plantsPsoralea cinerea ... Alysicarpus rugosusAnthony James Cumming, Govt. Printer1918-01-01
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Botanic notesNo. 4.1918-01-01
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Luminous fungi1919-01-01
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Two interesting fungi1920-01-01
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A rare and beautiful native Tecoma [T. Hillii.]1920-01-01
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The white cedar (Melia azedarach, var. Australasica)a plant poisonous to pigsAnthony James Cumming, Govt. Printer1920-01-01
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A contribution to the orchidaceous flora of Papua (British New Guinea)1920-01-01
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On two species of kurrajong (Brachychiton) occurring in QueenslandAnthony James Cumming, Govt. Printer1920-01-01
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Note on variation in the bark of two common eucalyptsAnthony James Cumming, Govt. Printer1920-01-01
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Queensland trees1921-01-01
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Contributions to the orchidaceous flora of Queensland1921-01-01
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A new conifer from southern Queensland1923-01-01
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The eucalypts or gum trees of the Brisbane district1924-01-01
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On a small collection of plants from the Rigo district, Papua (British New Guinea)1926-01-01
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Ligneous plants collected in New Caledonia by C.T. White in 1923, introductory note1926-01-01
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A previously undescribed Dodonaea from south-eastern QueenslandDodonaea rupicola sp. nov1927-01-01
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Plants collected in Papua by C.E. Lane-PooleAnthony James Cumming1927-01-01
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Note on Darlingia spectatissima F.V. Muell. with description of a new variety1930-01-01
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Two previously undescribed Rutaceae from south eastern QueenslandThe Society1932-01-01
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A previously undescribed Papuan dipterocarpThe Society1932-01-01
Ligneous plants collected for the Arnold Arboretum in North Queensland by S. F. Kajewski in 1929The Arnold Arboretum of Harvard University1933-01-01-
The genus Pleiogynium in PapuaThe Society1933-01-01
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Pampas grass as winter cow feedDavid Whyte, Govt. Printer1934-01-01
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The common bracken (Pteridium aquilinum)David Whyte, Govt. Printer1935-01-01
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Some economic uses of orchids1938-01-01
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Ferns of Mt. Spurgeon, North Queensland1938-01-01
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Common farm and pasture weedsA. H. Tucker, Government Printer1941-01-01
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Queensland pasture plantsA. H. Tucker, Government Printer1941-01-01
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Additions to the mosses of North Queensland1941-01-01
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New Guinea timbersA.H. Tucker, Govt. Printer1944-01-01
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The Bailey Family and its place in the botanical history of Australia1945-01-01