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Charles H. Peck

1833–1917

22 works

1866–1901 across 16 dated works

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List of mosses of the State of New-York1866
Correspondence Peck (Charles) and Engelmann (George)1867
Synopsis of New York Uncinulae1872
Descriptions of new species of fungi1873

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Report of the state botanist 19011901
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List of mosses of the State of New-York1866
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Mushrooms and their use1897
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Correspondence Peck (Charles) and Engelmann (George)1867
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Descriptions of new species of fungi1873
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Plants of the summit of Mt. Marcy1880
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Contributions to the botany of the state of New York1887
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Mushrooms and their use1897
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Boleti of the United States1889
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New species of fungi1882
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Synopsis of New York Uncinulae1872
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Plants of North Elba, Essex County, N.Y.1899
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The spruces of the Adirondacks1897
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United States species of Lycoperdon1879
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Report of the state botanist, 18981899
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Edible and poisonous fungi of New York1896
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