Edward Joseph Lowe

Also known as

E. J. Lowe

Born 1825-01-01

Died 1900-01-01

Identifiers

VIAF29523826
WikidataQ5343850
ISNI0000000083677682
Open LibraryOL5751280A

Top Subjects

Ferns (8)
Great Britain (3)
Leaves (2)
Foliage plants (2)
Ferns -- Great Britain (2)
Cultivated Plants (2)
Meteorology (1)

Books by Edward Joseph Lowe

Total count: 33

A treatise on atmospheric phenomena

Longman, Brown, Green, and Longmans1846-01-01
The conchology of Nottingham; or, A popular history of the recent land and fresh water Mollusca found in the neighborhood

etc., etc.1853-01-01
Ferns: British and exotic...

Groombridge and Sons1856-01-01
FernsBritish and exotic ...

Groombridge and sons1856-01-01
FernsBritish and exotic ..

Groombridge and sons1856-01-01
Ferns: British and exotic

Bell and Daldy1856-01-01
Ferns: British and exotic.

Groombridge1857-01-01
Ferns : British and exotic

Groombridge and Sons ...1857-01-01
A natural history of British grasses

1858-01-01
A natural history of British grasses

Groombridge1858-01-01
The conchology of Nottingham; or A popular history of the recent ... mollusca found in the ...

1858-01-01
Beautiful leaved plantsbeing a description of the most beautiful leaved plants in cultivation in this country : to which is added an extended catalogue

Groombridge and Sons1859-01-01
A natural history of British Grasses.

Groombridge1862-01-01
A natural history of new and rare fernscontaining species and varieties, none of which are included in any of the eight volumes of "Ferns, British and exotic", amongst which are the new hymenophyllums and Trichomanes.

Groombridge and Sons1862-01-01
A natural history of British grasses

Groombridge1862-01-01
A natural history of new and rare ferns...amongst which are included the new Hymenophyllums and Trichomanes

Groombridge and Sons1862-01-01
Beautiful leaved plantsbeing a description of the most beautiful leaved plants in cultivationin this country

Groombridge1864-01-01
A natural history of new and rare ferns

1864-01-01
Our native ferns; or, A history of the British species and their varieties.

Groombridge1865-01-01
Les plantes a feuillage colorérecueil des espèces les plus remarquables servant a la décoration des jardins, des serres, et des appartements

Rothschild1865-01-01
Beautiful leaved plantsbeing a description of the most beautiful leaved ...

Groombridge1866-01-01
Our native fernsor, A history of the British species and their varieties ...

Groombridge and Sons1867-01-01
Les plantes à feuillage coloré ...2e édition ...

J. Rothschild1867-01-01
A natural history of new and rare fernscontaining species and varieties, none of which are included in any of the eight volumes of "Ferns, British and exotic," amongst which are the new Hymenophyllums and Trichomanes

Groombridge and Sons1868-01-01
Natural phenomena and chronology of the seasonsbeing an account of remarkable frosts, droughts, thunderstorms, gales, floods, earthquakes etc., also diseases, cattle plagues, famines, etc., which have occurred in the British isles since A.D. 220, chronologically arranged

Bell and Daldy1870-01-01
A Natural History of New and Rare Ferns: Containing Species and Varieties ...

Bell & Dadly1871-01-01
A natural history of new and rare fernscontaining species and varieties, none of which are included in any of the eight volumes of "Ferns, British and exotic", amongst which are the new hymenophyllums and Trichomanes

Bell & Dadly1871-01-01
Our native ferns, or, A history of the British species and their varieties.

George Bell1874-01-01
Our native fernsor a history of the British species and their varieties

George Bell and Sons1874-01-01
The coming drought, or the cycle of the seasons, with a chronological history of all the droughts and frosts...from A. D. 134.

Bemrose1880-01-01
British ferns and where found

S. Sonnenschein1891-01-01
Fern growingfifty years' experience in crossing and cultivation, with a list of the most important varieties and a history of the discovery of multiple parentage, etc

John C. Nimmo1895-01-01
Our native ferns

Groombridge & sons