Roland M. Harper
1878 – 1966
Books
- The vegetation of the Hempstead Plains
- The "Pocosin" of Pike County, Ala. and its bearing on certain problems of succession
- Notes on the flora of middle Georgia
- The natural vegetation of western Long Island south of the terminal moraine
- The river-bank vegetation of the lower Apalachicola, and a new principle illustrated thereby
- An inventory of florida's forests and the outlook for the future
- A botanically remarkable locality in the Tallahassee red hills of middle Florida
- Prohibition in Alabama twenty years ago and now
- The forests of the Tennessee Valley
- Preliminary report on the peat deposits of Florida
- Harshberger's Phytogeographic Survey of North America
- Economic classification of Alabama's native trees
- High living standards in "Black" counties (in the Southeastern United States)
- A preliminary list of the endemic flowering plants of Florida
- Notes on Plantago, with special reference to P. cordata
- A statistical summary of the flora of Texas
- The Alabama Pocosin
- Tumion taxifolium in Georgia
- A drug map of the world
- The Hempstead Plains
- Cape Cod vegetation
- The Hempstead plains of Long Island
- Hemlock in the Tennessee Valley of Alabama
- On a collection of plants made in Georgia in the summer of 1900
- A sketch of the forest geography of New Jersey
- Geography of central Florida
- The Altamaha grit region in December
- The forest regions of Mississippi in relation to the lumber industry
- Supplementary notes on Hexastylis virginica
- Flora of Claiborne bluff, Alabama
- Two important studies in plant ecology published in unexpected places
- Forest resources of Georgia
- A quantitative, volumetric and dynamic study of the vegetation of the Pinus Taeda belt of Virginia and the Carolinas
- An overlooked environmental factor for species of Prunus
- Summer notes on the mountain vegetation of Haywood County, North Carolina
- Some dynamic studies of Long Island vegetation
- The supposed southern limit of the eastern hemlock
- Coastal plain plants in New England
- The coniferous forests of eastern North America
- A middle Florida cedar swamp
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