Amendments to the Paris code of botanical nomenclature, suggested for the consideration of the Vienna congress of 1905 by the botanists of the Gray herbarium, the Cryptogamic herbarium, and the Botanical museum of Harvard university
by Harvard University. Gray Herbarium
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