George Francis Atkinson
1854 – 1918
Books
- Preliminary note on a new disease of the cultivated vetch
- Genera of fungi. [Clements]
- Development of Agaricus arvensis and A. comtulus
- Some new species of Inocybe
- Preliminary notes on some new species of Agarics
- Olpitrichum, a new genus of mucedinous fungi
- A provisional key to the genera of Hymenomycetes (mushrooms, toadstools, etc.).
- The Origin and Taxonomic Value of the "Veil" in Dictyophora and Ithyphallus
- Oedema of the tomato...
- Homology of the "universal veil" in Agaricus
- Transformation of sporophyllary to vegetative organs
- Some wood-destroying fungi
- Publications of George Francis Atkinson
- Motions relating to the rules for nomenclature of the Fungi
- The Genera Balansia and Dothichloe in the United States with a Consideration of Their Economic Importance
- New edible species of amanita
- Some Erysipheae from Carolina and Alabama
- Six misunderstood species of Amanita
- A study of a new fungus
- Studies of some tree-destroying fungi
- Fungi
- On the homologies and probable origin of the embryo-sac
- The perfect stage of the Ascochyta on the hairy vetch
- Powdery mildew of crucifers
- A new species of Geaster
- Albert Nelson Prentiss
- Observations on Polyporus Lucidus Leys. and some of its Allies from Europe and North America
- Phylogeny and relationships in the Ascomycetes
- Selected cycles in Gymnoconia peckiana
- Some diseases of cotton
- Genus Harpochytrium in the United States
- Gautieria in the eastern United States
- Quadruple hybrids in the F₁ generation from Oenothera nutans and Oenothera pycnocarpa with the F₂ generations, and the back-and inter-crosses
- Morphology and Devolopment of Agaricus Rodmani
- Development of Armillaria mellea
- A new anthranose of the privet
- Photography as an instrument for recording the macroscopic characters of micro-organisms in artificial cultures
- Brief historical sketch of the society together with lists of officers and members and a preliminary announcement of the fifth annual meeting
- Monograph of the Lemaneaceae of the United States
- Origin and development of the lamellae in Coprinus
- Preliminary notes on some new species of fungi
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