One of the earliest two botany dissertations at Yale. Dated to 1899. The Hawaiian Jubuloideae : a tribe of Hepaticae. Reprinted from Transactions of the Connecticut Academy, vol X, March 1900.

This consists of 4 boxes covering correspondence during Evans' term as curator and curator emeritus of the Eaton Herbarium at Yale. Focus is on collecting and identification of species of lichens, mosses, liverworts and other plants. Call number MS 866.

Four volumes. Numerous plates. Was owned by John Farquhar before it came to Yale; book plate from John Sealy.

The collection consists of 28 boxes (one box is restricted until 1/1/2047 and one accession is restricted until 1/1/2042) including correspondence, course materials, writings and photos from his career as a plant physiologist and as a professor at Yale. Call number MS 1712.

This collection consists of around 500 preserved plant specimens from the mid 1800s in 90 envelopes in a mahogany box, titled Collection of Botanical Specimens.

At the Beinecke. Begins in 1787. Beautiful color plates.

This consists of 14 boxes of correspondence, writings and special files mostly of a scientific nature. These materials may be paged through Orbis from the Library Shelving Facility for use in Sterling Memorial Library Manuscripts and Archives. Call number MS 581.

Album of pressed ferns collected by Ann Paley of Yorkshire, England. Each of 15 pages contains multiple specimens (from 2 to 12 per page), labeled in pen and ink with the location and dates of harvesting. Locations are predominantly in Yorkshire, including Oatlands, Harrogate, Heworth, Plumpton Rocks, Forge Valley, Kirkham, Overton, Heber's Gill, and Ilkley, with a great number of specimens from Clifton. Other locations in England include Winsford (Cheshire) and Exeter (Devon). A number of ferns are also labeled New Zealand. Dates range from Spring, 1876 to 14 Aug. 1878. Ann Paley was the daughter of John Green Paley and inherited the family house at Oatlands, Knaresborough (York) upon his death in 1860.

Originally published between 1775 and 1798 in 72 numbers, forming 6 fascicles to be bound in 2 vols. At the Beinecke library and online.

5 volume work which includes watercolors of flora and fauna of (now) Ethiopia and Entrea by Luigi Balugani

Early botany dissertation. 1903. Vegetation of the North Haven Sand Plains. Reprinted from the Bulletin of the Torrey Botanical Club, vol. 30:571-620, November 1903