Sir Arthur William Hill

Also known as

Hill, Arthur William (SirArthur William HillA. W. HillHill, Arthur W. SirHill, Arthur William

Born 1875-01-01

Died 1941-01-01

Identifiers

WikidataQ2593473
VIAF73933119
ISNI0000000121395214
Amazon1344025358
Open LibraryOL2589363A

Top Subjects

Strychnos (2)
Paleobotany (1)
Scotland (1)
Dalmeny (1)
Philippines (1)
East Indies (1)
Saint Ignatius bean (1)

Books by Sir Arthur William Hill

Total count: 16

On the structure and affinities of a lepidodendroid stem from the calciferous sandstone of Dalmeny, Scotland, possibly identical with Lepidophloios harcourtii (Witham) / by A. C. Seward and A. W. Hill

R. Grant1900-01-01
The histology of the cell wall with special reference to the mode of connection of cells. By Walter Gardiner and Arthur W. HillPt.I. : The distribution and character of "connecting threads" in the tissues of Pinus sylvestris and other allied species

Dulau1901-01-01
The genus Myxopyrum

1910-01-01
Strychnos ignatii and other East Indian and Philippine species of Strychnos

H.M.S.O.1911-01-01
The history and functions of botanic gardens.

1915-01-01
The genus Strychnos in India and the East

Royal Botanic Gardens, Kew1917-01-01
The history of Primula malaco ideas, Franchet, under cultivation

1918-01-01
Henry Nicholson Ellacombe, hon. canon of Bristol, vicar of Bitton and rural dean, 1822-1916a memoir. Edited by Arthur W. Hill.

Country life and G. Newnes1919-01-01
Henry Nicholson Ellacombe hon. canon of Bristol, vicar of Bitton and rural dean, 1822-1916 a memoir.

C. Scribner's Sons1919-01-01
Index londinensis to illustrations of flowering plants, ferns and fern alliesbeing an emended and enlarged edition continued up to the end of the year 1920 of Pritzel's Alphabetical register of representations of flowering plants and ferns compiled from botanical and horticultural publications of the xviiith and xixth centuries; prepared under the auspices of the Royal Horticultural Society of London at the Royal Botanic Gardens, Kew

Clarendon Press1929-01-01
The original home and mode of dispersal of the coconut

1929-01-01
The Royal Botanic Gardens Kewtwelve coloured views

H.M.S.O.1930-01-01
Botany and pharmacy

1930-01-01
Cabbages and kingsA Chadwick public lecture delivered in the Chelsea Physic Garden, May 29th, 1930

1930-01-01
The search for economic plants

1941-01-01
Flora CapensisBeing a Systematic Description of the Plants of the Cape Colony, Caffraria, & Port Natal, Volume 7

Arkose Press2015-10-05