George Francis Atkinson
1854 – 1918
61 works on record
Works
Phylogeny and relationships in the Ascomycetes
1915
Botany for high schhools
1912
Botany for high schools
1910
A college text-book of botany
1905
First studies of plant life
1901
Lessons in botany
1900
Studies of American fungi
1900
Elementary botany
1898
The study of the biology of ferns by the collodion method
1894
Relation of plants to environment (or Plant ecology)
Relation of plants to environment, (or, Plant ecology)
1904
Studies of some shade tree and timber destroying fungi
1901
Some Fungi from Alabama
1897
Leaf curl and plum pockets
1894
Oedema of apple trees
New disease of the apple
The genus Endogone
Life history of Hypocrea alutacea
Development of Amanitopsis vaginata
Preliminary note on a new disease of the cultivated vetch
Note on the occurance of Rhodochytrium spilanthidis Lagerheim in North America
Microsphaera densissima (Schwein.) Peck
A new Ravenelia from Alabama
Notes on some Exoasceae of the United States
Some Cercosporae from Alabama
Charles Horton Peck
Studies on reduction in plants
The genus Frankia in the United States
Fig rust
A new root rot disease of cotton
Subterranean fungi ...
Notes on some new species of fungi from the United States
Studies and illustrations of mushrooms
Some fungi of Blowing Rock, N.C.
Preliminary note on two new genera of basidiomycetes
Note on the Genus Harpochytrium
Method for obtaining pure cultures of Pammel's fungus of Texas root rot of cotton
Artificial cultures of Melanconium fuligineum
On the structure and dimorphism of Hypocrea tuberformis
Nematode root-galls
On the fungus of celery blight
A Remarkable Amanita
Some tendencies and problems in the evolution of species among parasitic fungi
A New Poisonous Mushroom
The Botanical Congress at Brussels
Studies and illustrations of mushrooms, I
Gautieria in the eastern United States
Some diseases of cotton
Origin and development of the lamellae in Coprinus
Preliminary notes on some new species of fungi
Selected cycles in Gymnoconia peckiana
Transformation of sporophyllary to vegetative organs
The Origin and Taxonomic Value of the "Veil" in Dictyophora and Ithyphallus
Homology of the "universal veil" in Agaricus
Some wood-destroying fungi
Genus Harpochytrium in the United States
Fungi
On the homologies and probable origin of the embryo-sac
A study of a new fungus
Studies of some tree-destroying fungi
Oedema of the tomato...