J. Hutchinson

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Open LibraryOL5427952A

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Dissertations (1)
Medical Botany (1)
University of Pennsylvania. Department of Medicine (1)
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Books by J. Hutchinson

Total count: 20

The private character of Admiral Anson. By a lady

printed for J. Oldcastle1746-01-01
An experimental botanico-medical essay on the melia azedarach of Linnæus

Printed for the author, by Hugh Maxwell.1802-01-01
Easy lessons on geographyfor the use of schools and private familiesFifteenth edition.

Wright, Simpkin, Company1852-01-01
The story of plants and their uses to man

P. R. Gawthorn1948-01-01
More common wild flowers.

Pelican Books1948-01-01
Cycadaceae - Guttiferae

Kew Publishing1954-01-01
The families of flowering plants2nd ed.

Oxford University Press1959-01-01
The genera of flowering plants (Angiospermae)based principally on the 'Genera plantarum' of G. Bentham and J.D. Hooker

Clarendon1964-01-01
The gernera of flowering plantsbased principally on the Genera Plantarum of G. Bentham and J.D.Hooker

Clarendon Press1964-01-01
The Genera of Flowering Plants (Angospermae) based principally on the Genera Plantarium of G.Bentham and J.D.Hooker. Vol. 1 Dicotyledones.

Oxford at the Clarendon1967-01-01
The Genera of Flowering Plants; Vol. I - Dicotyledones

Clarendon Press1967-01-01
Key to the Families of Flowering Plants

Clarendon Press1968-01-01
Dictionary of the Kanuri Language

De Gruyter, Inc.1990-01-01
Risk Analysis and Reduction in the Chemical Process Industry

Island Press1997-01-01
Organofluorine ChemistryTechniques and Synthons

Springer London, Limited2003-01-01
Risk Analysis and Reduction in the Chemical Process Industry

Springer London, Limited2012-01-01
Shadows in the Dark

CreateSpace Independent Publishing Platform2012-01-01
Press-Gang Afloat and Ashore

CreateSpace Independent Publishing Platform2014-01-01
Imagi-Nation

CreateSpace Independent Publishing Platform2016-01-01
The Families of Flowering Plants, Vol. 1Dicotyledons- Arranged According to a New System Based on Their Probable Phylogeny

Oxford, at the Clarendon Press