E. Lucy Braun
E. Lucy Braun
Emma Lucy Braun was a prominent botanist, ecologist, and expert on the forests of the eastern United States who was a professor of the University of Cincinnati. She was an environmentalist before the term was popularized, and a pioneering woman in her field, winning many awards for her work.
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Deciduous forests of eastern North America
cover - DFDeciduous forests of eastern No...E. Lucy Braun
Deciduous forests of eastern North America
no cover - WPwoody plants of OhioE. Lucy Braun
The woody plants of Ohio
no cover - TMThe MonocotyledoneaeE. Lucy Braun
The Monocotyledoneae
no cover - TMThe Monocotyledoneae; cat-tails...E. Lucy Braun
The Monocotyledoneae; cat-tails to orchids
no cover - AAAn annotated catalog of spermat...E. Lucy Braun
An annotated catalog of spermatophytes of Kentucky
no cover - ANA new species and a new variety...E. Lucy Braun
A new species and a new variety of Solidago from Kentucky
no cover - SISilphium incisum Greene in Kent...E. Lucy Braun
Silphium incisum Greene in Kentucky
no cover - ANA new fern hybrid-Asplenium cry...E. Lucy Braun
A new fern hybrid-Asplenium cryptolepis x Camptosorus rhizophyllus
no cover - PEPlant Ecology by John E. Weaver...E. Lucy Braun
Plant Ecology by John E. Weaver and Frederic Clements
no cover - DFDeciduous Forest ClimaxesE. Lucy Braun
Deciduous Forest Climaxes
no cover - ARA remarkable colony of Coastal...E. Lucy Braun
A remarkable colony of Coastal Plain plants on the Cumberland Plateau in Laurel County, Kentucky
no cover - FOForests of the Illinoian till p...E. Lucy Braun
Forests of the Illinoian till plain of southwestern Ohio
no cover - TVThe vegetation of Pine mountain...E. Lucy Braun
The vegetation of Pine mountain, Kentucky
no cover - TLThe Lea Herbarium and the flora...E. Lucy Braun
The Lea Herbarium and the flora of Cincinnati
no cover - GAGlacial and post-glacial migrat...E. Lucy Braun
Glacial and post-glacial migrations indicated by relic colonies of southern Ohio
no cover - CAComposition and source of the f...E. Lucy Braun
Composition and source of the flora of the Cincinnati region
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Deciduous forests of eastern North America
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Deciduous forests of eastern North America
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The woody plants of Ohio
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The Monocotyledoneae
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The Monocotyledoneae; cat-tails to orchids
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An annotated catalog of spermatophytes of Kentucky
- Open Work
A new species and a new variety of Solidago from Kentucky
- Open Work
Silphium incisum Greene in Kentucky
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A new fern hybrid-Asplenium cryptolepis x Camptosorus rhizophyllus
- Open Work
Plant Ecology by John E. Weaver and Frederic Clements
- Open Work
Deciduous Forest Climaxes
- Open Work
A remarkable colony of Coastal Plain plants on the Cumberland Plateau in Laurel County, Kentucky
- Open Work
Forests of the Illinoian till plain of southwestern Ohio
- Open Work
The vegetation of Pine mountain, Kentucky
- Open Work
The Lea Herbarium and the flora of Cincinnati
- Open Work
Glacial and post-glacial migrations indicated by relic colonies of southern Ohio
- Open Work
Composition and source of the flora of the Cincinnati region