David Moore
Born 1807-01-01
Died 1879-01-01
Identifiers
- VIAF78382291
- WikidataQ5787578
- ISNI000000004234729X
- Open LibraryOL4451042A
Top Subjects
- Botany -- Ireland (3)
- Liverworts (1)
- Cryptogams (1)
- Mosses (1)
- Great Britain (1)
- Botanical gardens (1)
- Guidebooks (1)
Books by David Moore
Total count: 12
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Concise notices of the indigenous grasses of Ireland, best suited for agriculture, with dried specimens of each kindprinted by R. Purdue1843-01-01
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Concise notices of British grasses, best suited for agriculture, with preserved specimens of each kind2nd ed.McGlashan1850-01-01
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Contributions to the British and Irish floras of Musci and Hepaticæwith additional habitats for some of the rarer species[s.n.]1863-01-01
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Hand-book for the botanic gardens of the Royal Dublin Society, Glasnevin4th ed., corr.W. Leckie1865-01-01
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Contributions towards a Cybele Hibernicabeing outlines of the geographical distribution of plantsin IrelandHodges, Smith & Co1866-01-01
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On the loss of a large screw pine (Pandanus utilis), supposed to have been caused by a parasitical fungus(Melanconium pandani), Levielle1871-01-01
Contributions towards a Cybele hibernicabeing outlines of the geographical distribution of plants in IrelandHodges, Smith1872-01-01-
The mosses of IrelandSynopsis of all the mosses known to inhabit Ireland up to the present timePrinted at the University Press, by M.H. Gill1873-01-01
Catalogue of the flowering plants and ferns of Dublin and WicklowWesley and Sons1878-01-01
Contributions towards a Cybele hibernicabeing outlines of the geographical distribution of plants in Ireland2d ed., founded on the papers of the late Alexander Goodman More by Nathaniel Colgan and Reginald W. Scully.E. Ponsonby1898-01-01-
Two letters of bryological interest from Richard Spruce to David Moore1980-01-01
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David Moore and Isaac Carrolsome lichenological and bryological correspondence1982-01-01