Roland M. Harper
Born 1878-01-01
Died 1966-01-01
Identifiers
- VIAF10211677
- WikidataQ6111184
- ISNI0000000063121476
- Open LibraryOL166154A
Top Subjects
- Alabama (8)
- Florida (5)
- Georgia (5)
- Plants (3)
- Natural history (3)
- Statistics (3)
- Population (3)
Books by Roland M. Harper
Total count: 100
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A middle Florida cedar swamp[s.n.]1900-01-01
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Taxodium distichum and related species, with notes on some geological factors influencing their distribution1902-01-01
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Statistical method for comparing the age of different floras1905-01-01
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Some new or otherwise noteworthy plants from the coastal plain of Georgia1906-01-01
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A phytogeographical sketch of the Altamaha grit region of the coastal plain of GeorgiaNew York Academy of Sciences1906-01-01
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Midwinter observations in southeastern Mississippi and eastern Louisiana1906-01-01
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The vegetation of Bald Knob, Elmore County, Alabama1906-01-01
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Notes on the distribution of some Alabama plants1906-01-01
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Further remarks on the coastal plain plants of New England, their history and distribution1906-01-01
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A midsummer journey through the coastal plain of the Carolinas and Viriginia1907-01-01
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Competition between two oaks1907-01-01
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Some native weeds and their probable origin1908-01-01
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Suggestions for future work on the higher plants in the vicinity of New York1908-01-01
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Some coastal plain plants in the Piedmont region of Georgia1909-01-01
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Summer notes on the mountain vegetation of Haywood County, North Carolina1910-01-01
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Northward extension of the range of a recently described genus of Umbelliferae1910-01-01
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A few more pioneer plants found in the metamorphic region of Alabama and Georgia1910-01-01
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A quantitative study of the more conspicuous vegetation of certain natural subdivisions of the coastal plain, as observed in traveling from Georgia to New York in July1910-01-01
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Tramping and camping on the southeastern rim of the Everglades1910-01-01
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The river-bank vegetation of the lower Apalachicola, and a new principle illustrated thereby1911-01-01
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The relation of climax vegetation to islands and peninsulas1911-01-01
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The diverse habitats of the eastern red cedar and their interpretation1912-01-01
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The Hempstead plains of Long Island1912-01-01
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A botanical cross-section of northern Mississippi, with notes on the influence of soil on vegetation1913-01-01
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Five hundred miles through the Appalachian valley1913-01-01
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Harshberger's Phytogeographic Survey of North Americaa review1913-01-01
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Economic botany of AlabamaBrown Printing Co.1913-01-01
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Coker's Plant life of Hartsville, South Carolina1913-01-01
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A classification of botanical science in two dimensions1914-01-01
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Car-window notes on the vegetation of the upper peninsula of Michigan1914-01-01
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Geography and vegetation of northern Florida.[s.n.]1914-01-01
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Some correlations between vegetation and soils indicated by census statistics1915-01-01
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Vegetation types[s.n.]1915-01-01
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The Natural resources survey of an area in central Floridaincluding a part of Marion, Levy, Citrus and Sumter counties[s.n.]1915-01-01
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Is forestry a science?1916-01-01
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The fern grottoes of Citrus County, Florida1916-01-01
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Habenaria repens and Piaropus crassipes in Leon County, FloridaTorrey Botanical Club1916-01-01
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Forest service reports on wood-using industries of the states1916-01-01
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An overlooked environmental factor for species of Prunus1916-01-01
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Forest resources of Georgia[s.n.]1916-01-01
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A forest census of Alabama by geographical divisionsGeological Survey of Alabama1916-01-01
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Suggestions for the development of scientific libraries with special reference to authors' separates1917-01-01
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The new science of plant sociology1917-01-01
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Some undescribed prairies in northeastern Arkansas1917-01-01
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Some North Carolina soil statistics and their significance1917-01-01
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The natural vegetation of western Long Island south of the terminal moraine1917-01-01
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Some dynamic studies of Long Island vegetation1918-01-01
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An interesting peat bog in New York City1918-01-01
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The plant population of Northern lower Michigan and its environment1918-01-01
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Forests of Worcester county, Massachusetts1918-01-01
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A phytogeographical sketch of southern Maryland1918-01-01
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Changes in the forest area of New England in three centuriesSociety of American Foresters1918-01-01
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A sketch of the forest geography of New Jersey1918-01-01
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A new method of mapping complex geographical features, illustrated by some maps of GeorgiaPress of Weatherford Co.1918-01-01
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The distribution of illiteracy in Georgia and its significanceWeatherford Printing Co.1919-01-01
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A forest reconnaissance of the Delaware Peninsula1919-01-01
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The limestone prairies of Wilcox County, Alabama1920-01-01
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A week in eastern Texas1920-01-01
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Some relations between soil, climate and civilization in the southern red hills of Alabama1920-01-01
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Resources of southern Alabamaa statistical guide for investors and settlers, with an exposition of some of the principles of economic geography1920-01-01
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The regional geography of South Carolinaillustrated by census statistics1920-01-01
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A botanical bonanza in Tuscaloosa County, Alabama1922-01-01
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Development of agriculture in Georgia from 1850 to 1920.A series of four articles, from the Georgia historical quarterly (Macon, Georgia) vol. 6, nos. 1-4. 1922-23.The author1923-01-01
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Rural standards of living in the South1924-01-01
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A new heart-leaf and other interesting plants from Autauga County, Alabama1924-01-01
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The cedar glades of middle Tennessee1926-01-01
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Relation of water level to bird nesting sites in Florida1927-01-01
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Ante-bellum census enumerations in FloridaReprinted from the Florida Historical Society Quarterly1927-01-01
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A six-hour cross-section of the vegetation of southern Ontario1927-01-01
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Notes on the distribution of Dionaea1928-01-01
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Some neglected aspects of the immigration problemstatistical comparisions of native and foreign whites, and natives of foreign and mixed parentage, in the United StatesThe American Eugenics Society, Inc.1929-01-01
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Two undescribed types of rock outcrop vegetation in Georgia1929-01-01
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Florida scientists1930-01-01
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Divorce and crime on Prince Edward IslandGalton Publishing Company, Inc.1930-01-01
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Forests and trees of Georgia1930-01-01
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The natural resources of GeorgiaThe Bureau of business research, School of commerce, University of Georgia1930-01-01
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The population of MexicoGeographic and Historical Society of the Americas1931-01-01
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Salient features of the population of CubaThe Geographic and Historical Society of the Americas1931-01-01
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Some statistics of leading American botanists and zoologists1933-01-01
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A color phase of Sitilias caroliniana and some analogous variations in other genera1933-01-01
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Two important studies in plant ecology published in unexpected places1935-01-01
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Palms of the southern Appalachian region in Alabama1938-01-01
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Some social and moral effects of tobacco[s.n.]1938-01-01
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Passing of Dr. John K. Small1938-01-01
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Some incorrectly fescribed Asclepiads1939-01-01
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An interesting Hypericum from the Piedmont region of Alabama1940-01-01
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Statistics of mineral production in Alabama, 1926 to 1938Geological Survey of Alabama1940-01-01
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Natural resources of the Tennessee valley region in AlabamaGeological Survey of Alabama1942-01-01
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Prairie vegetation of Alabama1943-01-01
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Hemlock in the Tennessee Valley of Alabama1943-01-01
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Forests of Alabama1943-01-01
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Preliminary report on the weeds of AlabamaWetumpka Print. Co.1944-01-01
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Notes on Plantago, with special reference to P. cordata1944-01-01
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Preliminary list of endemic flowering plants of Georgia1946-01-01
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Preliminary list of endemic flowering plants of Alabama1947-01-01
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Some botanical curiosities1949-01-01
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A preliminary list of the endemic flowering plants of Florida1949-01-01
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Alabama's Standing Timber, by Regions1950-01-01
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Hemlock in Alabamaa supplementary note1952-01-01
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An undescribed Erythronium in Middle Georgia1952-01-01