Author
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The author of a name or a reference referred to by instances.
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- Author for:
- 62 names
- Base author for:
- 1 names
- Ex author for:
- 1 names 12 References:
Guilfoyle, W.R. (1888) ,Catalogue (descriptive) of fibres, papers, carpological specimens, etc.: forwarded to the Centennial International Exhibition, Melbourne, 1888 Guilfoyle, W.R. (1910) ,Australian Plants suitable for gardens, parks, timber reserves, etc Guilfoyle, W.R. (1882) ,Some curious plants. Southern Science Record 2 Guilfoyle, W.R. (before 6 Aug. 1877) ,Annual Report on the Melbourne Botanic Garden Guilfoyle, W.R. (1877) ,Annual Report on the Melbourne Botanic Garden Guilfoyle, W.R. (1888) ,Catalogue (descriptive) of fibres, papers, carpological specimens, etc.: forwarded to the Centennial International Exhibition, Melbourne, 1888 Guilfoyle, W.R. (1893) ,The Garden; an illustrated weekly journal of gardening in all its branches 44 Guilfoyle, W.R. (1898) ,A new Victorian Clematis. The Victorian Naturalist 15 Guilfoyle, W.R. (1901) ,An unrecorded species of Bursaria. The Victorian Naturalist 17 Guilfoyle, W.R. (1904) ,Greenhouse Plants. Journal of Horticulture ser. 3 49 Guilfoyle, W.R. (1909) ,Australian Plants suitable for gardens, parks, timber reserves, etc Guilfoyle, W.R. (1911) ,Australian Plants suitable for gardens, parks, timber reserves, etc
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