A comparative study of the structure and saprophytism of the Pyrolaceae and Monotropaceae, with reference to their derivation from the Ericaceae

A comparative study of the structure and saprophytism of the Pyrolaceae and Monotropaceae, with reference to their derivation from the Ericaceae

by Margaret Wasson Henderson

Book 1 of Contributions from the Botanical Laboratory of the University of Pennsylvania -- v.5

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