Franz Xaver Von Wulfen - Works

Works

  • Plantae rariores carinthiacae. V: Miscellanea austriaca ad botanicam, chemiam et historiam naturalem spectantia, vol. I (1778) str. 147-163 in vol. II (1781) str. 25-183
  • Abhandlung vom Kärntner Bleispate, 1785
  • Plantae rariores carinthiacae. V: Collectanea ad botanicam, chemiam et historiam naturalem, vol. I (1786) str. 186-364, vol. II (1788) str. 112-234, vol. III (1789) str. 3-166, vol. IV (1790) str. 227-348
  • Descriptiones Quorumdam Capensium Insectorum, 1786
  • Plantae rariores descriptae, 1803
  • Cryptogama aquatica, 1803
  • Flora Norica phanerogama, 1858 (published posthumously like much of his work)
The standard author abbreviation Wulf. is used to indicate this individual as the author when citing a botanical name.

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