Ronald L. Stuckey

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Daniel Steinhauer, early Ohio plant collector, and his correstpondence with the botanist Schweinitz

Type specimens of flowering plants described from Long's expedition to the source of the St. Peter's River in 1823

Thlaspi tuberosum Nutt., a taxonomic synonym of Cardamine douglassii Britt. (Cruciferae)

Obituary

XVI International Botanical Congress

Asa Gray's botanical textbooks (1970-1976)

The introduction and spread of Lycopus asper (Western water horehound) in the Western Lake Erie and Lake St. Clair region

Edwin Lincoln Moseley

Essays on North American plant geography from the nineteenth century

Family histories for the book Seneca County history and families

Women botanists of Ohio born before 1900

An overlooked plant name (Aesculus maxima) of Daniel Drake and his lost herbarium

Teaching the natural sciences at Heidelberg College

Commentaries on Asa Gray's botanical textbooks by Gray and his contemporaries (1836-1887)

Ronald L. Stuckey, his role in the Ohio Academy of Science

Distributional history of Butomus umbellatus (Flowering-Rush) in the western Lake Erie and Lake St. Clair region

Rafinesque's botanical pursuits in the Ohio Valley (1818-1826)

Ronald L. Stuckey, his scientific publications (1962-1996) arranged chronologically

Dedicated to the memory of Ann Herrick (Waterman) Rudolph (1934-1991) and Emanuel David "Rudy" Rudolph (1927-1992)

Stuckeyana

Taxonomy and distribution of the genus Rorippa (Cruciferae) in North America

Common names of vascular plants reported by C.S. Rafinesque in an 1819 descriptive outline of four vegetation regions of Kentucky

The "lost" plants of Thomas Nuttall's 1810 expedition into the old Northwest

Tharl Richard Fisher

E. Lucy Braun (1889-1971)

Jane L. Forsyth

Development of botany in selected regions of North America before 1900

Bibliography of aquatic flowering plants of Ohio

Frontier botanist

Lost Stories

Bibliography and archival guide to the writings of Edwin Lincoln Moseley

Flora of the Erie Islands

E. Lucy Braun, Ohio's foremost woman botanist

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