Karl McKay Wiegand

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Karl McKay Wiegand

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According to Wikipedia, Karl McKay Wiegand was an American botanist who headed the Department of Botany at Cornell University for 28 years. He was a member of the Botanical Society of America and served as its president in 1939.

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Karl McKay Wiegand's Published Works

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Some Studies Regarding the Biology of Buds and Twigs in Winter (1906) (59)
A TAXONOMIST'S EXPERIENCE WITH HYBRIDS IN THE WILD. (1935) (55)
The flora of the Cayuga lake basin, New York vascular plants (47)
Pressure and Flow of Sap in the Maple (1906) (40)
The Development of the Embryo-Sac in Some Monocotyledonous Plants (1900) (36)
The Relation of Hairy and Cutinized Coverings to Transpiration (1910) (20)
The genus Echinochloa in North America (17)
The Development of the Microsporangium and Microspores in Convallaria and Potamogeton (1899) (15)
THE GENUS RUPPIA IN EASTERN NORTH AMERICA (14)
A SUMMER'S BOTANIZING IN EASTERN MAINE AND WESTERN NEW BRUNSWICK. Part II. Technical Notes on Some of the Plants collected (13)
Juncus tenuis Willd. And Some of Its North American Allies (1900) (8)
The Structure of the Fruit in the Order Ranunculaceae (6)
Aster paniculatus and some of its relatives (1933) (5)
CONTRIBUTIONS FROM THE GRAY HERBARIUM OF HARVARD UNIVERSITY.— NEW SERIES, NO. XLIV. THE GENUS EUPHRASIA IN NORTH AMERICA (4)
THE GENUS EMPETRUM IN NORTH AMERICA (4)
Alchemilla alpina and A. vulgaris in North America (4)
NOTES ON SOME PLANTS OF THE ONTARIO AND ST. LAWRENCE BASINS, NEW YORK (3)
A NORTHERN VARIETY OF ERIGERON RAMOSUS (3)
Some Notes on Juncus (1903) (2)
PLANT EMBRYO-SACS. (1900) (2)
A Revision of the Genus Listera (1899) (2)
Galium trifidum and its North American Allies (1897) (2)
STUDIES OF SOME BOREAL AMERICAN CERASTIUMS OF THE SECTION ORTHODON (2)
THE REPRESENTATIVES OF ERIGERON ACRIS IN NORTHEASTERN AMERICA (2)
Some Species of Bidens Found in the United States and Canada (1899) (2)
A New Species of Bidens (1897) (1)
Cornus canadensis, var. intermedia in eastern America (1)
VARIATIONS IN TRILLIUM CERNUUM (1)
SALIX CALCICOLA, A LITTLE KNOWN NORTHERN WILLOW (1)
The genus Euphrasia in North America (1)
A SYNOPSIS OF THE SPECIES OF ARCTIUM IN NORTH AMERICA (1)
TWO NEW CARICES FROM NEWFOUNDLAND (1)
Notes on the flora of Newfoundland (1)
Some Notes on Saxifraga and Primula (1900) (1)
OXALIS CORNICULATA AND ITS RELATIVES IN NORTH AMERICA (1)
Salix candida Willd, and its Hybrids (1896) (1)
METHODS OF APPROACH IN TEACHING TAXONOMY. (1936) (1)
THE VARIATIONS OF LUZULA CAMPESTRIS IN NORTH AMERICA (1)
Intercellular Spaces in the Embryos of Erechthites hieracifolia and Bidens cernua (0)
Recognition of Corylus rostrata and Corylus americana (0)
SOME MAINE PLANTS (0)
Tubers on the Roots of Eleocharis interstincta and E. quadrangulata (0)
Notes for Students (1897) (0)
SOME NEW SPECIES AND VARIETIES OF POA FROM EASTERN NORTH AMERICA (0)
The nomenclature of the Verticillate Eupatoria (1937) (0)
A List of Plants Collected by the Cornell Party on the Peary Voyage of 1896 (1897) (0)
NOTES ON SOME NORTHEASTERN SPECIES OF SPERGULARIA (0)
Some New Species from Washington (1899) (0)
Walter Deane correspondence. (0)
Some Rare Washington Plants.-II. (1897) (0)
NOTES ON TRIOSTEUM PERFOLIATUM AND RELATED SPECIES (0)
New England Federation of Natural History Societies (0)
A Neglected North American Euphorbia (1897) (0)
A BLUNT—SPIKED VARIETY OF CAREX SCOPARIA (0)

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Cornell University