Чтение онлайн

49. Francis W. D., Australian Rain Forest Trees, Forestry and Timber Bureau, Canberra, 1951.

50. Francis W. D., Development of Buttresses in Queensland Trees, Proc, Roy, Soc, Queensl. (Australia), 36, 1924.

51. Hill F. L., Plant Collecting in Australia, Journ. of Royal Horticultural Sociely, London, July, 1956.

52. Hogg R., The Vegetable Kingdom and Its Products, London. 1858.

53. Hohenkirk L. S., Journ. Bd. Agr. Brit. Guiana, 12, 3, 1920.

54. Hоlttum R. E., The Flowering of Tembusu Trees in Singapore, 1928 – 1935, Gardens Bulletin, Singapore, 9.

55. Hоward R. A., 999 Survived, Survival experiences in the South Pacific, Adtic Pub. T-100, Feb., 1950.

56. Hui-Lin Li, American Horticultural Magazine, 40, 3, July, 1961.

57. Hume H. H., Hollies, The Macmillan Co., New York, 1953.

58. Hutсhinsоn J., A Botanist in Southern Africa, Gawthorn, London, 1946.

59. Huxley J., Exotic Plants of the World, Hanover House, New York, 1957.

60. Irvine F. R., Woody Plants of Ghana, Oxford University Press, New York, 1961.

61. Journ. Jap., Bot, 6(1); 5, 1929.

62. Journ. Roy. Hort. Soc., LXXXIX, 6, June, 1964.

63. Kennedy J. D., Forest Flora of Southern Nigeria, Lagos, 1936.

64. Кerner A., Natural History of Plants, Blackie and Son, London. 1902,

65. Krutch J. W., The Forgotten Peninsula, New York, 1961.

66. Kurz S., Forest Flora of British Burma, Calcutta, 1877.

67. Laing, В1асkwell, Plants of New Zealand, Whitcombe and Tombs,. Christchurch, 1964.

68. Lemee A., Dictionnaire... Phanerogames, II, 514, 1930.

69. Lewis C. F., Observations on the Ago of the Australian Grass Trees, Victorian Naturalist, 72, Dec,, 1955.

70. Lindleу J. and Moore Т., A Treasury of Botany, Longmans, Green and Company, London, 1884.

71. Lord E. E., Shrubs and Trees for Australian Gardens, Lothian Publishing Co., Melbourne, 1964.

72. Macmillan H. F., Tropical Planting and Gardening, Macmillan, London, 1948.

73. Mас Оwan P., Agricultural Journal (Cape of Good Hope), 13, 406, 1898.

74. McCarthy E. F., Hoyle, Journal of Foresty, Nov., 1918.

75. Mс Conniсk F. J., American Forests, April, 1964.

76. Mс Сrum, Barrat, Hilborn, Rich, Apple Virus Diseases, Maine Agricultcural Experiment Station Bulletin, 595, June, 1960.

77. Melliss J. C., St. Helena, 1875.

78. Menninger E. A., Flowering Trees of the World, Hearthside Press, New York, 1962.

79. Menninger E. A. The Lightest Wood, National Horticultural Magazine, July, 1957.

80. Merrill E. D., Plant Life of the Pacific World, Macmillan, New . York, 1945.

81. Morton, J. F., Wild Plants for Survival in South Florida, Hurricane House Publishers, Coconut Grove, Florida, 1962.

82. Moseley M. F., The Anatomy of the Water Storage Organ of Ceiba parvifolia, Tropical Woods, 104, 1956.

83. Muller C. H., Los Comotes del Pochote (Ceiba parvifolia) de Puebla.. Soc. Bot. Mexico Bol., 14, 1952.

84. Nature, 202, 4935, 1964.

85. Neal M. C., Gardens of Hawaii, Bishop Museum,' Honolulu, 1966.

86. Northcott P. L., Spiral Grain in Wood, British Columbia Lumberman, Nov., 1958.

87. Oakman H., Trees of Australia, Jacaranda Press, Brisbane, 1962.

88. Palgrave К. С., Trees of Central Africa, National Publications Trust, Salisbury, Southern Rhodesia, 1956.

89. Palmer E. and Pitman N., Trees of South Africa, A. A. Balkema,. Cape Town, 1961.

90. Paterson A., Gardeners Chronicle Gardening Illustrated, Dec, 1, 1962.,

91. Perry R., Giant Mountain Plants of the Tropics, Gardener's Chronicle, July, 4, 1964.

92. Fetch Т., Buttressed Roots, Ann. Bot. Card., Peradeniya, 11, 1930.

93. Philip son W. R., The Immaculate Forest, Philosophical Library, New York, 1952.

94. Pierce J. H., Journal of New York Botanical Garden, XLIII, Nov., 1942,.

95. Puri G. S., Indian Forest Ecology, Oxford Books and Stationary Co., New Delhi, 1960.

96. Record C. L, Hess R. W., Timbers of the New World, Jale University Press, New Haven, 1943.

97. Richards P. W., The Tropical Rain Forest, Cambridge University Press, Cambridge, 1952.

98. Ridley H. N., Agric. Bull. Straits and F. M. S. I., 1902.

99. Ridley H. N., The Dispersal of Seeds throughout the World, L. Reeve and Co., Ashford, Kent, England.

100. Roessler E. S., Viability of Weed Seeds after Ingestion by California Linnets, Condor, 38, 1936.

101. Ruiz H., Travels of Ruiz, Pavon and Dombey in Peru and Chile (1777 – 1788), Chicago, pub. 467.

102. Schaffner J. H.. The Fluctuation Curve of Sex Reversal in Staminate Hemp Plants Induced by Photoperiodicity Amer. Journ. Bot, 18, 1931.

103. Schweinfurth G. A., The Heart of Africa, New York, 1874.

104. Sibree J., A Naturalist in Madagascar,' Seeley Service, London, 1915.

105. Spruce R., Notes of a Botanist on the Amazon and Andes, Macmillan, London, 1908.

106. Standley Р. С., Flora of Costa Rica, Field Museum of Natural History, Chicago, Vol. 18, 1937 – 1938.

107. Standley, Steyermark, Flora of Guatemala, Chicago, 1955.

108. Standley Р. С., Trees and Shrubs of Mexico, U. S. National Herbarium, vol. 23, Washington, 1920 – 1926, 1961.

109. Stocking S. K., American Forests, Jan., 1964.

110. Story R., Some Plants Used by the Bushmen in Obtaining Food and Water, Dept. of Agriculture, Pretoria, 1958.

111. Sturtevant's Notes on Edible Plants, New York Agric. Exper., Geneva, 1919.

112. Swindon W. L., American Weekly of Buenos Aires, 3, 31, Nov. 21,1925.

113. Synge P. M., Mountains of the Moon, Lindsay Drummond, London, 1938.

114. Tamayo F., Arboles en Flor de Venezuela, Compania Shell, 1959.

115. Taylor C. J., Synecology and Silviculture in Ghana, Thomas Nelson Sons, Edinburgh, 1960.