Joseph Ewan
Born 1909-01-01
Died 1999-01-01
Identifiers
- VIAF71565733
- WikidataQ3184495
- ISNI0000000121022725
- Open LibraryOL5264422A
Top Subjects
- Botany (9)
- Delphinium (4)
- Bibliography (3)
- Biology (3)
- Classification (3)
- United States (3)
- Plants (2)
Books by Joseph Ewan
Total count: 64
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An introductory bibliography to the botany of South America and adjacent islandsincluding references to the phytogeography, ecology & taxonomy of the ferns and seed-plants of South America and its related or nearby islands1933-01-01
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Notes on southwestern plantsSouthern California Academy of Sciences1935-01-01
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Annotations on west American FernsI-III1935-01-01
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Bibliography of the botany of ArizonaThe University Press1936-01-01
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Cantillas Canyon of Lower Californiaits geography and botanical history1937-01-01
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The genus Delphinium in North Americaseries Echinatae of subsection Subscaposa, and miscellaneous noteworthy species1942-01-01
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Linanthastruma new West American genus of Polemoniaceae1942-01-01
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A Review of the North American Weedy Heliotropes1942-01-01
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Asplenium septentrionale in California1943-01-01
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Taxonomic History of Perennial Southwestern Datura meteloides1944-01-01
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Juncus mertensianus and its austrolimital segregate, J. duranii1945-01-01
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A synopsis of the North American species of DelphiniumUniversity of Colorado1945-01-01
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Willis Linn Jepson1947-01-01
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Colombian species of Spigelia1947-01-01
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A review of Purdieanthus and Lehmanniella, two endemic Colombian genera of Gemtianaceae, and Biographical notes on Purdie and Lehmann1948-01-01
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Botanical Explorers of Colorado -VII : Eugene Penard1948-01-01
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A Review of Purdieanthus and Lehmanniella, Two Endemic Colombian Genera of Gentianaceae, and Biographical Notes on Purdie and Lehmann1948-01-01
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The discovery of Ceterach dalhousiae in Mexico1948-01-01
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New Records of Neotropical Gentianaceae1950-01-01
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Ferns of Pico Bolivar and the sources of the Venezuelan Flora1950-01-01
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An undescribed Delphinium from the Cordillera Oriental of MexicoChicago Academy of Sciences1950-01-01
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New Records of Neo-tropical Gentianaceae II, III1951-01-01
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The genus Delphinium in North Americasupplementary notes and distribution records1951-01-01
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Taxonomic Notes on Various Species of Musaceae, Marcgraviaceae, Guttiferae, and Solanaceae of Colombia1951-01-01
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A review of the neotropical lisianthoid genus Lagenanthus (Gentianaceae)Instituto de Ciencias Naturales, Universidad Nacional1952-01-01
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Nuttall's diary of 1810 and som inquirendae1952-01-01
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Frederick Pursh, 1774-1820, and his botanical associates1952-01-01
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Modern taxonomy1953-01-01
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San Francisco as a Mecca for Nineteenth Century Naturalists1953-01-01
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Correa da Serra and American botanyNew England Botanical Club1956-01-01
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Humboldt and American botany1956-01-01
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Analytical index to Darlington's Memorials of Bartram and Marshall (1849)Society for the Bibliography of Natural History1957-01-01
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Guy L. Wilkins, an appreciationAmerican Malacologists, Inc., etc.1957-01-01
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Susan McKelvey's history [review]1957-01-01
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Fougeroux de Bondaroy (1732-1789) and his projected revision of Duhamel du Monceau's Traité (1755) on trees and shrubsAmerican Philosophical Society1959-01-01
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Bernard M'Mahon (c. 1775-1816), pioneer Philadelphia nurseryman, and his American Gardener's Calendar1960-01-01
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First illustrations of ferns from Peru and ChileAmerican Fern Society1960-01-01
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Mark Catesbythe colonial Audubon [review]University of Notre Dame Press1961-01-01
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Synopsis of the South American species of Vismia (Guttiferae)Smithsonian Institution1962-01-01
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James Trudeau and the recent discovery of a collection of paintings of eggs of North American birdsTulane University1962-01-01
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Makers of North American botany [review]1962-01-01
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John Bachman and the Happoldt European Journal1962-01-01
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Scientific Americanfrom the Tombigbee to the Tushepaws and the Timpanagos [reviews]1963-01-01
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Scientific Americanfrom the Tombigbee to the Tushepaws and the Timpanagos [reviews]1963-01-01
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Letters from Charles Sprague Sargent to Reginald Somers Cocks, 1908-1926The Arnold Arboretum of Harvard University1965-01-01
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Arthur Robert SteeleFlowers for the king. Review1965-01-01
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The evolution of biology. By M. J. Sirks and Conway Zirkle [review]University of Notre Dame Press1965-01-01
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Silk culture in the colonieswith particular reference to the Ebenezer Colony and the first local flora of Georgia1969-01-01
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Russian botanyThe Komarov Botanical Institute, 250 years of Russian research, by S. G. ShetlerAmerican Institute of Biological Sciences1969-01-01
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Historical problems for the working taxonomistInternational Bureau for Plant Taxonomy and Nomenclature1969-01-01
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Opportunities in botanical historyInternational Bureau for Plant Taxonomy and Nomenclature1970-01-01
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Ewan bibliography, 1928-19691970-01-01
![Cover image for John Banister and his natural history of Virginia, 1678-1692 [by] Joseph and Nesta Ewan.](https://covers.openlibrary.org/b/id/7242728-S.jpg)
John Banister and his natural history of Virginia, 1678-1692 [by] Joseph and Nesta Ewan.University of Illinois Press1970-01-01-
Tyler Whittle, The plant huntersAmerican Bryological and Lichenological Society1971-01-01
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Hortus botanicusthe botanic garden & the book : fifty books from the Sterling Morton Library, exhibited at the Newberry Library for the fiftieth anniversary of the Morton ArboretumThe Morton Arboretum1972-01-01
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How many botany books did Thomas Jefferson own?Missouri Botanical Garden1976-01-01
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Index to Cutler (Memoirs Amer. Acad. Arts and Sciences vol. 1 (Pt. 2) 396-493. (1785).)1978-01-01
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What's history to him or he to history that the systematist should botherSociety for the Biliography of Natural History1981-01-01
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Smellie's Philosophy of natural history, Harvard's biology classes and BiocaenosisInternational Bureau for Plant Taxonomy and Nomenclature1982-01-01
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Louis Cutter Wheeler (1910-1980), in California and CeylonInternational Bureau for Plant Taxonomy and Nomenclature1983-01-01
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Five pupils of Benjamin Smith Bartonthe men and their mindsCollege of Physicans of Philadelphia1983-01-01
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Frans Verdoorn, 24 July 1906-18 May 19841987-01-01
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Early American botanyMissouri Botanical Garden1999-01-01
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[Ms. biographical sketch sent to T.H. Kearney in reply to his letter of Jan. 23, 1950 in connection with Sida hispida "Ell"Also Ewan's letter to M.L. Fernald, Feb.4, 1950 sent with these copies]