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633:(1823–1913) Mr G. Clifton is mentioned in Harvey's Memoirs, as the superintendent of the Water Police in Perth, West Australia whose boat Harvey used when collecting in Fremantle (Blackler, 1977). Some of his specimens are in the Ulster Museum Herbarium: BEL: F2195; F2196 from "W.Australia."
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Harvey, William Henry. 1862. Notice of a collection of algae made on the northwest coast of North
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Harvey, W.H. 1862. Notice of a collection of algae made on the northwest coast of North
America, chiefly at Vancouver's Island, by David Lyall. Esq., M.D., R.N., in the years 1859–61.
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Parkes, H. Introductory notes to the catalogue of marine algae housed in the herbarium of the
Department of University College, Cork, Ireland. pp. 16–22. In Cullinane, J.P. 1973.
639:(1808–1881) Harvey's specimens in the Ulster Museum are from George Town. The handwriting has been determined by Dr H. B. S. Womersley (1980): F2256; F2242; F2083; F2081 and others.
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collection in the Ulster Museum, catalogue numbers: F8848–F8937. However his primary collection is still in the TCD Herbarium attached to Botany School building of
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Blackler, H. 1977. Harvey's
Australian Algae in the Herbarium of Mrs Margaret Gatty in the department of botany of the University of St Andrew's (STA), Scotland.
353:. On his return he published further important books dealing with the botany of North America and South Africa and in 1858 was appointed Professor of Botany at
481:(MEL), Melbourne, Australia; National Herbarium of New South Wales (NSW), Sydney, Australia and the Herbarium of St. Andrews University (STA). He edited three
277:. Hooker recognised the talent of the young man and lent him books and specimens. Soon afterwards Hooker invited him to contribute the section on algae to his
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Harvey, William Henry. 1834. Algologhical illustrations. No. 1 Remarks on some
British algae and descriptions of a new species recently added to our flora.
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Memoir of W. H. Harvey: M.D., F.R.S., etc., etc., late professor of botany, Trinity
College, Dublin, with selections from his journal and correspondence
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Australian Algae in the Herbarium of Mrs, Margaret Gatty in the Department of Botany of the University of St Andrew's (STA), Scotland.
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In 1835 Harvey went to South Africa aboard the vessel "Carnatic", with his brother Joseph, who had been mistakenly nominated as colonial treasurer by
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Harvey, W.H. 1834. Algolical illustrations. No. 1.— Remarks on some British algae, and descriptions of new species recently added to our flora.
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W.H. Harvey’s Australian Travelling Sets of Algae in the Herbarium of Trinity College Dublin and the National Herbarium of Victoria, Australia
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Morton, O. 1981. American Algae Collected by W.H.Harvey and others, in the Ulster Museum Herbarium.
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The Rise of Conservation in South Africa: Settlers, Livestock, and the Environment 1770–1950
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The Botany of the Antarctic Voyage, Part III. Flora Tasmaniae.
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Part I, Melanospermae. Smithsonian Contrib. to Knowledge,
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The Botany of the Antarctic Voyage 2: Flora Nova-Zelandiae
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Observations on the Marine Flora of the Atlantic States
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763:Directions for Collecting and Preserving Algae.
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1080:Creese, Mary R. S.; Creese, Thomas M. (2010).
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800:Plates 295–354). Reeve & Banham, London.
793:Plates 217–294). Reeve & Banham, London.
748:Plates 147–216). Reeve & Banham, London.
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718:Annals and Magagazine of Natural History.
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705:Annals and Magazine of Natural History.
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1472:National Herbarium of Victoria
1351:A Manual of the British Algae.
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1544:Categories
1481:: 525–526.
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1342:, Hooker,
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186:Biography
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144:Fields
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