John Hendley Barnhart

“ Edible fungi — a great waste of vegetable food in Indiana. Trans. Indiana Hort. Soc. 1893 : 62-67. pl. 1894 Also as a repaged separate, 8 pages.
78. Indiana flora. Distributed by the Biological Survey. Series I (1-100) , Parasitic fungi. D 1894. Exsiccatae; 20 sets.
1895 79. Hepaticae. 4 pages. [New York,] Ja 1895. This was a prospectus (containing only the genus, Riccia) of a work to be entitled "Systematic botany of North America."
The publication of the work was not actually commenced until ten years later, and then under the changed title "North American flora." ”

“ A review of the International catalogue of scientific liturature: M. Botany: First issue.
171. An index to the described species of Botrychium. Bull. Torrey Club 30 : 42-55. f. 1-7, 4 F 1903. Also as a separate: Contr. Dep. Bot. Columbia Univ. no. 201.
172. Notes on southern ferns. Torreya 3 : 17-19. 19 F 1903. 173. Report of the Scientific Directors [for 1902] . Bull. N. Y. Bot. Garden 2 : 490, 491. 18 Mr 1903. 174. (With Marshall Avery Howe.) The genus Riella, with descriptions of new species from North America and the Canary Islands. Bull. Torrey Club 30 : 214-224. pl. 11, 12. ”

“ A changed conception of species. Fern Bull. 9 : 49-53. Jl 1901. 149. Pteridophyta. In: Britton, Nathaniel Lord. Manual of the flora of the northern States and Canada, 1-29. New York, 1901. Reprinted in the second edition, 1905.
150. Report ... on a trip to Porto Rico. Jour. N. Y. Bot. Garden 2 : 166-173. N 1901. 151. A popular work on ferns. Torreya 1 : 134, 135. 25 N 1901. A review of Clute's Our ferns in their haunts.
1902 152. Conservation of energy in mycological clubs. Torreya 2 : 1, 2. 24 Ja 1902. 153. The Selaginellae of North America — I. Fern Bull. 10 : 8-12. ”