John Kunkel Small
Born 1869-01-01
Died 1938-01-01
Identifiers
- VIAF307436
- WikidataQ2590065
- ISNI0000000108618743
- Open LibraryOL159146A
Top Subjects
- Florida (22)
- Plants (15)
- Palms (9)
- Ferns (5)
- Botany (5)
- Irises (Plants) (5)
- Southern States (4)
Books by John Kunkel Small
Total count: 79
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A singular Rudbeckia hirta1892-01-01
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Preliminary list of the mosses of Lancaster county, Pa.[s.n.]1892-01-01
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The altitudinal distribution of the ferns of the Appalachian mountain system1893-01-01
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Notes on some of the rarer species of Polygonum1894-01-01
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New and interesting species of polygonum1894-01-01
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Studies in the botany of the southeastern United States[s.n.]1894-01-01
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A monograph of the North American species of the genus polygonumthe College1895-01-01
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Some new hybrid oaks from the Southern StatesTorrey Botanical Club1895-01-01
... A monograph of the North American species of the genus Polygonum.The New era print)1895-01-01-
Oenothera and its segregates1896-01-01
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Studies in North American PolygonaceaeI.1898-01-01
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Notes and descriptions of North American plants -I-II.1900-01-01
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A Kentucky cornel1901-01-01
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Shrubs and trees of the Southern statesI, II, III, IV.1901-01-01
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The summit flora of King's Mountain and Crowder's Mountain, North CarolinaTorrey Botanical Club1901-01-01
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Two species of ChamaeliriumTorrey Botanical Club1901-01-01
Flora of the southeastern United Statesbeing descriptions of the seed-plants, ferns and fern-allies growing naturally in North Carolina, South Carolin, Georgia, Florida, Tennessee, Alabama, Mississippi, Arkansas, Louisiana and the Indian territory and in Oklahoma and Texas east of the one-hundredth meridianThe author1903-01-01-
Studies in North American Polygonaceae1906-01-01
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Notes on Chrysobalanus Icaco L.1910-01-01
Florida treesa handbook of the native and naturalized trees of FloridaThe author1913-01-01
Shrubs of Floridaa handbook of the native and naturalized shrubs of FloridaThe author1913-01-01-
The genus Malpighia in Jamaica1913-01-01
Flora of Lancaster Countybeing descriptions of the seed-plants growing naturally in Lancaster County, PennsylvaniaThe authors1913-01-01
Flora of the Florida Keysbeing descriptions of the seed-plants growing naturally on the islands of the Florida reef from Virginia Key to Dry Tortugas.The author1913-01-01
Flora of Miamibeing descriptions of the seed-plants growing naturally on the Everglade keys and in the adjacent Everglades, southern peninsular FloridaThe author1913-01-01-
Exploration in Southern Florida in 19151916-01-01
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A winter collecting trip in Florida1918-01-01
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Ferns of tropical Floridabeing descriptions of and notes on the ferns and fern-allies growing naturally on the Everglade Keys and Florida Keys...The author1918-01-01
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Ferns of tropical Florida[s.n.]1918-01-01
Ferns of Royal Palm Hammockdescriptions and illustrations of the ferns and fern-allies growing naturally in Royal Palm Hammock and the adjacent Everglades1918-01-01
Cape Sable region of Florida1919-01-01-
The land of ferns1920-01-01
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Cypress and population in Floridathe relation of phytogeography to the drift of population as shown in the case of Taxodium1920-01-01
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In quest of lost cactiNew Era Printing Co.1920-01-01
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Along the Juniata River1921-01-01
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Historic trails, by land and by water1921-01-01
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Old trails and new discoveries1921-01-01
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Seminole bread -- the ContiNew York Botanical Garden1921-01-01
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The Bucaneer-palm1922-01-01
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The blue-stem -- Sabal minorNew York1922-01-01
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The cabbage tree - Sabal palmetto1923-01-01
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The cactian interesting plant group in the study of survival1924-01-01
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The scrub-palmetto, Sabal Etonia1925-01-01
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The saw-palmetto, serenoa repens1926-01-01
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A new palm from the Mississippi delta1926-01-01
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Cycads1926-01-01
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A new butterfly-pea from Florida[Clitoria fragrans]1926-01-01
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Among floral aborigines1927-01-01
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The Palmetto-Palm, Sabal Texana1927-01-01
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Palmetto-with-a-stemSabal Deeringiana1929-01-01
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The Everglades1929-01-01
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The coconut-palm -- Cocos nuciferaNew York Botanical Garden1929-01-01
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Peninsula Delmarva1929-01-01
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From Eden to Sahara: Florida's tragedyThe Science press printing company1929-01-01
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Harvesting iris seeds in the Gulf statesNew York Botanical Garden1930-01-01
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Iris studies in the Gulf StatesNew York Botanical Garden1930-01-01
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Chronicle of the palms of the Continental United StatesAuthor1930-01-01
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The Okeechobee gourd1930-01-01
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The Brittle-thatch--Thrinax microcapra1931-01-01
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Ferns of Floridabeing descriptions of and notes on the fern-plants growing naturally in Florida. (Illustrated)The Science press1931-01-01
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Vanishing irisNew York Botanical Garden1931-01-01
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The fanleaf-palm--Washingtonia filiferaThe Science Press Printing Company1931-01-01
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Altitudinal distribution of Eastern American irisNew York Botanical Garden1931-01-01
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Salvaging the native American irisesNew York Botanical Garden1931-01-01
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Palms of the Continental United States1931-01-01
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The cypress, a southern remnant of a northern fossil types.n.1931-01-01
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Manual of the southeastern florabeing descriptions of the seed plants growing naturally in Florida, Alabama, Mississippi, eastern Louisiana, Tennessee, North Carolina, South Carolina, and GeorgiaUniversity of North Carolina Press1933-01-01
Manual of the southeastern florabeing descriptions of the seed plants growing naturally in Florida, Alabama, Mississippi, eastern Louisiana, Tennessee, North Carolina, South Carolina and Georgia.The author1933-01-01
Ferns of the vicinity of New Yorkbeing descriptions of the fern-plants growing naturally within a hundred miles of Manhattan island.The Science Press1935-01-01-
The water-hyacinth a time-clock1936-01-01
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The proposed Everglades National Park, U.S.A.Fisher, Knight and Co.1937-01-01
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Ferns of the southeastern states.Descriptions of the fern-plants growing naturally in the state south of the Virginia-Kentucky state line and east of the Mississippi river ...The Science press printing co.1938-01-01
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Ferns of the southwestern statesdescriptions of the fern-plants growing naturally in the states south of the Virginia-Kentucky state line and east of the Mississippi RiverHafner1964-01-01
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Ferns of the vicinity of New Yorkbeing descriptions of the fern-plants growing naturally within a hundred miles of Manhattan IslandDover Publications1975-01-01
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Florida trees and shrubs of Floridatwo books in oneMicanopy Pub. Co1995-01-01
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Ferns of tropical Florida & Ferns of Royal Palm Hammock2 books in 1Micanopy Pub. Co1995-01-01
From Eden to SaharaFlorida's tragedyNew and updated ed.Seminole Soil & Water Conservation District2004-01-01
Manual of Southeastern FloraThe Blackburn Press2004-11-15-
New Polygonum from Bolivía