George L. Goodale
1839 – 1923
Books
- Address at the dedication of the Mary Frances Searles science building
- Protoplasm and its history
- List of the writings of Dr. Asa Gray
- A suggestion relative to science-teaching in the secondary schools
- Some Museums and Botanic Gardens in the Equatorial Belt and in the South Seas
- Some recent investigations relative to cell-contents
- A catalogue of the flowering plants of Maine
- Zukunftsfragen über nahrungs-und Nutzpflanzen
- Physiological botany
- Concerning a few common plants
- Zukunftsfragen über Nahrungs- und Nutzpflanzen
- Concerning a few common plants
- The Portland catalogue of Maine plants, adapted for marking desiderata in exchange of specimens &c
- Hybridization in plants
- On the influence of sunny and shaded localities on the development of foliage leaves; by E. Stahl (of Jena)
- Flora of the Hawaiian Islands ; by William Hillebrand, M.D.
- Outlines of a course of four lectures on some relations of botany to horticulture
- British and colonial army surgeons on the 19th of April, 1775
- Physiological botany
- Recent contributions to our knowledge of the vegetable cell
- The development of botany as shown in this journal
- Address at the dedication of Mary Frances Searles science building, Bowdoin college, Sept. 20, 1894
- George Lincoln Goodale handwritten notes and letter about the contents of the Ware Collection, contained in the published book, Syllabus Der Pflanzenfamilien (1903) by Adolf Engler
- Some botanic gardens in the equatorial belt and in the South Seas
- Botanical report
- Heather in Townsend, Mass. -- Mrs. Ralph Ball, of Townsend Centre, Middlesex County, reported, this summer a new station for Calluna vulgaris
- Botanic gardens in the equatorial belt and in the south seas
- Useful plants of the future
- The wild flowers of America
- Asa Gray
- Botany and zoology [book reviews]
- Botany [book reviews]
- Physiological botany
- Concerning a few common plants
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