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Orkide Bibliografi Over Bøger, M.M Orkide Bibliografi over bøger, m.m. - registreret alfabetisk efter forfatter udarbejdet af © Mogens Engelund opdateret 21. december 2003 Det har været min hensigt at denne bibliografi skulle Bibliografien er opstillet alfabetisk efter FORFATTERNES omfatte de mest betydningsfulde værker om orkideer. Ikke EFTERNAVNE (i parantes evt. forfatterens fødselsår) efter desto mindre er der utvivlsom en lang række værker, der er kolon : udgivelsesår og hvis det er et genoptryk følger undgået min opmærksomhed, måske endog værker, der må oprindeligt udgivelseår i [ ] “Titlen er skrevet i kursiv”, betegnes som ganske betydningsfulde, men sådan er efterfulgt af udgivelsesoplysniger deriblandt evt. navne på betingelserne, når man har sat sig for at indsamle så mange medforfattere, og andre medvirkende, evt. illustrationer og informationer, som der her er tale om. fotos, samt evt. forlag (sidetal i parantes) H=hardcover pb=paperback (den pris, der er anført, er den cirkapris, Det er intentionen at opdatere bibliografien jævnligt og bogen kan anskaffes til). efter behov, og jeg vil i den forbindelse være taknemmelig for informationer om fejl, mangler og tilføjelser. Mange af Roskilde, den 21. december 2003 titlerne er mangelfuldt registreret, eksempelvis med Mogens Engelund mangelfulde forlagsoplysninger. ABRAHAM, A. (1914-): 1981 "Introduction to orchids with der lever ved jordoverfladen ($15.00) illustrations and descriptions of 150 South Indian AMES, BLANCHE: 1979 "Drawings of Florida orchids”, orchids" Abraham & 1981. med forklarende noter af Oakes Ames, forord: Richard ACKERMAN, JAMES D. (1950-): 1995 "An Orchid Flora of Evans Schultes (findes i flere udg. - 1.udg. ca.1947) Puerto Rico and the Virgin Islands" (Memoirs of the AMES. OAKES: (1874-) & Donovan Stewart Correll: 1985 New York Botanical Garden, Vol 73), New York "Orchids of Guatemala and Belize”, Oakes Ames & Botanical Garden, 1995. Donovan Stewart Correll, 1985 ACKERMAN, JAMES D.: 1992 "Orchids of Puerto Rico and AMES, OAKES: 1982 “Orchidaceæ: illustrations and studies the Virgin Islands [= Las orquídeas de Puerto Rico y of the family Orchidaceæ”, Ames Botanical Laboratory, las Íslas Vírgenes]" text: James D. Ackerman; ill.: North Easton, Massachusetts, 1982. Maruja del Castillo Mayda, 1992. AMES. OAKES: 1979 "Orchids in retrospect. a collection of ALIBERTIS. CHRYSSOULA: 1989 "The wild orchids of essays on the Orchidaceae”, nyt forord: Richard Evans Crete” Schultes, 1979. ALLAN, BRIAN & WOODS, PATRICK: 1993 "Wild orchids of AMES, OAKES & DONOVAN STEWART CORRELL: 1952-53 Scotland", fotos: Sidney Clarke, 1993. “Orchids of Guatemala”, Chicago Natural History ALLIKAS, GREG (foto) & NED NASH: 2000 "Orchids", Museum, Chicago 1952, (2 vol. 727 s.) Thunder Bay Press (CA), 2000 H. 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Et uddrag af artikler fra “The American APPLEBY, ROSALEE (MILLS) (1895-): 1941 “Orchids and Orchid Society Bulletin”. edelweiss”, 1941 AMERICAN ORCHID SOCIETY (Poster): “Epiphytic Orchids”, APPLEBY, THOMAS: 1861 “The orchid manual: for the meget flot plakat med 33 epiphytter orkideer, der lever i cultivation of stove, greenhouse, and hardy orchids, træer el.lign. ($15.00) with a calendar of monthly operations, and classified lists of species”, Journal of Horticulture, London 1861 AMERICAN ORCHID SOCIETY (Poster): “Terrestrial (92 s. ill.) Orchids”, meget flot plakat med 38 terrestrial orkideer, - 1 - ARDITTI, JOSEPH (1932-) (ED.): 1997 "Orchid Biology: l'exposition" redigeret af Jan Balis & André Lawalrée, Reviews and Perspectives, VII" (Orchid Biology), 1961. Kluwer Academic Publishers 1997 H (£156.14) BALL, JOHN S.: 1978 "Southern African epiphytic orchids", ARDITTI, JOSEPH (ED.): 1994 "Orchid Biology: Reviews John S. 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