Benito Ching Tan

Born 1948-01-01

Identifiers

Open LibraryOL885475A

Top Subjects

Mosses (23)
Philippines (12)
China (6)
Malaysia (5)
Bryophytes (4)
Singapore (3)
Liverworts (3)

Books by Benito Ching Tan

Total count: 37

Noteworthy Philippine mosses at the Hattori Botanical Laboratory (NICH), Japan

1980-01-01
Nineteen new records of Philippine mosses

1983-01-01
A reconsideration of the affinity of Philippine moss flora

Hattori Botanical Laboratory1984-01-01
Additional notes on Asiatic and Pacific taxa of Meteoriaceae

Biological Society of Tunghai University1984-01-01
Some overlooked taxonomic characters of the root in Azolla

University of the Philippines, College of Agriculture1986-01-01
Notothylas breutelii, a Caribbean species newly found in the Philippines

Blackwell Scientific Publications1986-01-01
Modern taxonomy of Azollaa review

University of the Philippines, College of Agriculture1986-01-01
New records of Philippine mosses

The New York Botanical Garden1987-01-01
A checklist of mosses of peninsular Malaya and Singapore

American Bryological and Lichenological Society, Inc., Department of Biology, Texas A & M University1988-01-01
Thamnobryum subserratum and T. subseriatum (Musci) in Asia

New York Botanical Garden1989-01-01
A synoptic review of Philippine Sematophyllaceae with emphasis on Clastobryoideae and Heterophylloideae (Musci)

Hattori Botanical Laboratory1989-01-01
The Philippines

New York Botanical Garden1989-01-01
The Asiatic genera of Sematophyllaceae associated with Trichosteleum

Asian Bryological and Lichenological Club1989-01-01
On the Himalayan Struckia C. Muell. and Russian Cephalocladium Lazar, (Musci, Hypnsceae)

The Nordic Bryological Society and the Dutch Bryological Society1990-01-01
Novelties for peninsular Malayan moss flora

Laboratoire de cryptogamie, Museum national d'histoire naturelle1990-01-01
A review of Philippine Hookeriaceous taxa (musci)

Smithsonian Institution Press1990-01-01
A preliminary study on the affinities of Philippine, Bornean and New Guinean hepatics

Tropical Brylolgy1990-01-01
Winona H. Welch Herbarium of Hookeriaceae

New York Botanical Garden1990-01-01
Six new taxa of Malesian mosses

American Bryological and Lichenological Society, Inc., Department of Biology, Texas A & M University1990-01-01
New records of Chinese Hookeriaceae (Musci) / Benito C. Tan and Pang-Juan Lin

1991-01-01
Novelties for the Philippine hepatic flora

Hattori Botanical Laboratory1992-01-01
Lectotypification of Clastobryum indicum and C. conspicicuum

Hiroshima Botanical Club1992-01-01
Noteworthy range extension of Malesian mosses

Hattori Botanical Laboratory1993-01-01
A checklist of Indochinese mosses

Hattori Botanical Laboratory1993-01-01
The bryophytes of Sabah (North Borneo) with special reference to the BRYOTROP transect of Mount Kinabalu. XIX. The genus Acroporium (Sematophyllaceae, Musci) in Borneo, with notes on species of Java and the Philippines

Mitteilungen aus dem Botanischen Garten und Museum Berlin-Dahlem1994-01-01
Contributions to the bryoflora of China 10the identity of Homaliodendron neckeroides (Neceraceae, Musci)

Societas Biologica Fennica Vanamo1994-01-01
A report on the 1991 Sino-American Bryological Expedition to Guizhou Province, Chinanew and noteworthy additions of Chinese moss taxa

American Bryological and Lichenological Society, Inc., Department of Biology, Texas A & M University1994-01-01
Three new and remarkable species of mosses from China and the Philippines

Tropical Bryology1995-01-01
New combinations for the moss flora of China / P. L. Redfearn, Jr., B. C. Tan

Tropical Bryology1995-01-01
Problems of Bryophyte conservation in the Tropicsa discussion, with case example from Puerto Rico and the Philippines / Ines Sastre-D. J. and Benito Tan

University of Puerto Rico1995-01-01
Contributions to the Bryoflora of China (12)a taxonomic revision of Chinese Hookeriaceae (Musci) / P.-J. Lin, Benito C. Tan

Harvard University Herbaria1995-01-01
Mosses of Southeast Asia / Benito C. Tan

Department of Organismic and Evolutionary Biology, Harvard University1996-01-01
The types and original specimens of published names of mosses preserved in the Herbarium of Singapore Botanic Gardens (SING)

Government Printing Office1998-01-01
The dainty mosses at the Singapore Botanic Gardens

Singapore Botanic Gardens1999-01-01
Leafless liverwortssurviving ancient flora in our forests and backyards

Nature Society1999-01-01
A guide to the mosses of Singapore

Science Centre Singapore2008-01-01
Guide to the bryophytes in the Limestone Glass House of Queen Sirikit Botanic Garden

ASEAN Centre for BIodiversity2015-01-01