Fink, Bruce
1861 – 1927
Books
- The lichen flora of the United States
- Lichens collected by Dr. C.C. Parry in Wisconsin and Minnesota in 1848
- A memoir of Clara E. Cummings
- Some common types of lichen formations
- Nature and classification of lichens
- Botanical instruction in colleges
- How to collect and study lichens
- Rate of growth and ecesis in lichens
- Lincoln Ware Riddle (1880-1921)
- Lichens and recent conceptions of species
- Some talus Cladonia formations
- Floristic notes from an Illinois esker
- Two centuries of North American lichenology
- The gynaecocentric theory and the sexes in plants
- Distribution of Fungi in Porto Rico
- The pruning of our ornamental trees
- The tobacco habit
- Additions to lichen distribution in the Mississippi valley
- Notes on lichen distribution in the upper Mississippi Valley
- Additions to lichen distribution in North America
- New species of lichens from Porto Rico-
- Injury to Pinus strobus caused by Cenangium abietis
- Some notes on certain Iowa Algæ
- A college course in plant pathology
- Dr. Bruce Fink dies suddenly
- Additions to the bibliography of North American lichens
- Contributions to a knowledge of the lichens of Minnesota
- Tobacco
- The lichens of Minnesota
- Further notes on Cladonias
- Contributions to a knowledge of the lichens of Minnesota
- Edward Tuckerman -- a brief summary of his work
- Notes on certain Cladonias
- Lichens
- Some considerations of protoplasm
- Further notes on Cladonias
- The relation of the lichen to its algal host
- Notes on lichen distribution in the upper Missippi valley
- Botanical science in Miami University College of Liberal Arts
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