Aaron J. Sharp
Born 1904-01-01
Identifiers
- Open LibraryOL135145A
Top Subjects
- Mexico (3)
- Plants (2)
- Tennessee (2)
- Bryophytes (1)
- Great Smoky Mountains National Park (N.C. and Tenn.) (1)
- White pine (1)
- Podocarpus (1)
Books by Aaron J. Sharp
Total count: 50
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Bryophytes of Southeastern Oklahoma I.A preliminary list with notes1930-01-01
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Bartramidula in the United States1936-01-01
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Notes on interesting bryophytes of the Southern AppalachiansII, III. IV1936-01-01
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Acrobolbus in the United States1936-01-01
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Interesting bryophytesmainly of the Southern Appalachians1936-01-01
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Notes on Ferns of the Southern Appalachians1937-01-01
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Nomenclatorial notes1938-01-01
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Taxonomic and ecological studies of eastern Tennessee BryophytesUniversity of Notre Dame1939-01-01
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The Great Smoky Mountains National Parkan important botanical area1941-01-01
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Some problems in American bryology1944-01-01
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Some hepaticae from the Mountain Lake region of Virginia1944-01-01
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Distribucion de la Nyssa sylvatica Marsh., en Mexico1.1945-01-01
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Bryological notes from Mexico1945-01-01
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Pinus strobus south of the United States1946-01-01
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Distribuciòn del Género Podocarpus en México1949-01-01
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La distribucion del género Podocarpus en México1949-01-01
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The role of biology in conservation education1949-01-01
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Nota floristica de una asociacion importante del Suroeste de Tamaulipas, MexicoSociedad Botánica de México1950-01-01
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A new variety of Ilex vomitoria from southern MexicoBotanical Museum, Harvard University1950-01-01
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The relation of the Eocene Wilcox flora to some modern floras1951-01-01
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Relationships between the floras of California and Southeastern United StatesNatural History Museum of Stanford University1951-01-01
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Tovara in Mexico1952-01-01
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Notes on the flora of Mexicoworld distribution of the woody dicotyledonous families and the origin of the modern vegetation1953-01-01
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La Distribucion de Fagus en Mexico1954-01-01
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Preliminary keys to the genera and species of Tennessee ferns1955-01-01
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Mirandaceltis, a new genus from Mexico1958-01-01
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Noteworthy mosses from Alabama and Tenessee1959-01-01
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A Preliminary checklist of dicots in Tennessees.n.]1960-01-01
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A preliminary checklist of monocots in TennesseeA. J. Sharp1960-01-01
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A probable antibiotic effect of some lichens on bryophytes1963-01-01
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Royal E. Shanks (1912-1962)1963-01-01
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First and interesting reports of flowering plants in Tennessee1964-01-01
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The Cooperative Hattori-Tennessee Bryogeographic Expedition2-31966-01-01
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Some aspects of Mexican phytogeography1966-01-01
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Takakia ceratophylla found in the Aleutians1967-01-01
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Interesting records of southern Appalachian and Mexican lichens1967-01-01
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New reports and range extensions of bryophytes in Tennessee1968-01-01
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Studies of vegetation in two areas of Mexico1969-01-01
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Crumia deciduidentataa new species in Alaska1969-01-01
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Epilogue1971-01-01
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Phytogeographical correlations between the bryophytes of eastern Asia and North America1972-01-01
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The possible significance of some exotic distributions of plants occurring in Japan and/or North America1972-01-01
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Bryopsida1974-01-01
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Additional mosses from Mexico of geographical significance1975-01-01
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First checklist of Montana mosses1980-01-01
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Morphology of the urban moss, Tortula pagorum in sterile culture1984-01-01
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Geographical relationships in the bryoflora of Mexico1984-01-01
The Moss Flora of Mexico (Memoirs of the New York Botanical Garden) (Memoirs of the New York Botanical Garden)New York Botanical Garden1993-09-30-
Great Smoky Mountains WildflowersWhen & Where to Find Them5th ed editionWindy Pines Pub1996-04-01
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The compleat botanist