Roland M. Harper

U.S. botanist (1878-1966)

Born	1878
Died	1966

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The population of Mexico

by Roland M. Harper First published in 1931
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Economic botany of Alabama: Part 2. : Catalogue of the trees, shrubs and vines of Alabama, with their economic properties and local distribution

by Roland M. Harper First published in 1913
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forest census of Alabama by geographical divisions

by Roland M. Harper First published in 1916
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Statistics of mineral production in Alabama, 1926 to 1938

by Roland M. Harper First published in 1940
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Salient features of the population of Cuba

by Roland M. Harper First published in 1931
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Rural standards of living in the South

by Roland M. Harper First published in 1924
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Some neglected aspects of the immigration problem: statistical comparisions of native and foreign whites, and natives of foreign and mixed parentage, in the United States

by Roland M. Harper First published in 1929
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Divorce and crime on Prince Edward Island

by Roland M. Harper First published in 1930
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Ante-bellum census enumerations in Florida

by Roland M. Harper First published in 1927
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Habenaria repens and Piaropus crassipes in Leon County, Florida

by Roland M. Harper First published in 1916
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The distribution of illiteracy in Georgia and its significance

by Roland M. Harper First published in 1919
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A phytogeographical sketch of the Altamaha grit region of the coastal plain of Georgia

by Roland M. Harper First published in 1906
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An undescribed Erythronium in Middle Georgia

by Roland M. Harper First published in 1952
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A forest reconnaissance of the Delaware Peninsula

by Roland M. Harper First published in 1919
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Suggestions for future work on the higher plants in the vicinity of New York

by Roland M. Harper First published in 1908
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The relation of climax vegetation to islands and peninsulas

by Roland M. Harper First published in 1911
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A few more pioneer plants found in the metamorphic region of Alabama and Georgia

by Roland M. Harper First published in 1910
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Five hundred miles through the Appalachian valley

by Roland M. Harper First published in 1913
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Some North Carolina soil statistics and their significance

by Roland M. Harper First published in 1917
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A week in eastern Texas

by Roland M. Harper First published in 1920
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U.S. botanist (1878-1966)

Born	1878
Died	1966

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OLID: OL166154A
ISNI: 0000000063121476
Library of Congress Names: no96006077
VIAF: 10211677
Wikidata: Q6111184
Inventaire.io: wd:Q6111184

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