-
between 1818 and 1822. This
study served as a
companion to the 1818 book,
Muscologia Britannica:
Containing the
Mosses of
Great Britain and
Ireland that was...
- city of Gotha. He was the
author of an
important work on
mosses titled Muscologia recentiorum (1797-1803), of
which several supplements were
issued in the...
-
Plantae cryptogamicae of
Alexander von
Humboldt and Aimé Bonpland; by the
Muscologia, a very
complete account of the
mosses of
Britain and Ireland, prepared...
-
researches were
mainly among the mosses, liverworts, and lichens.
Besides Muscologia Britannica,
which he
published in
conjunction with Sir
William Jackson...
-
Infirmary and the
General Hospital. In 1833, he
issued the
exsiccata Muscologia Nottinghamiensis; or, a
collection of
mosses found chiefly in the neighbourhood...
- the
published works of
Dawson Turner are:
Synopsis of
British Fuci 1802
Muscologia Hibernicae ****ilegium (Irish Moss Ferns) 1804 Botanist's
Guide through...
- was the
Bryologia Britannica (1855)
intended as a
third edition of the
Muscologia Britannica (1818) of
Hooker and
Thomas Taylor, but was
substantially a...
- 1833 by the
German botanist Johann Wilhelm Peter Hübener in his work
Muscologia Germanica; he
initially classified it in the
genus Desmatodon. In his...
- new or
little known foreign mosses and
other cryptoganic subjects 1818.
Muscologia Britannica;
containing the
mosses of
Great Britain &
Ireland 1823-7. Exotic...
-
Annales Botanici Fennici. 24: 81–84. JSTOR 23725594. Bridel, S.E. (1806).
Muscologia Recentiorum,
Supplementum Primum. Gothae: C.W. Ettinger. Arnott, G.A.W...
