Partial List of Publications
This is a representative list rather than an exhaustive one:
- Fifty Tropical Fruits of Nassau (1946)
- 400 Plants of South Florida (1949)
- Some Useful and Ornamental Plants of the Caribbean Gardens (Botanical gardens, 1955)
- The Mamey (Florida State Horticultural Society, 1962)
- Wild Plants for Survival in South Florida (Hurricane House, 1962)
- Plants Poisonous to People (Hurricane House, 1971)
- Exotic Plants (1973) translated into French as Plantes exotiques
- Folk Remedies of the Low Countries (1974)
- The Atlas of Medicinal Plants of Middle America (C.C. Thomas, 1981).
- Fruits of Warm Climates (1987) (online)
- Herbs and spices. New York: Golden Press, 1976
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