Preliminary list of plants growing without cultivation in the vicinity of Manchester, New Hampshire. Comp. by Frederick W. Batchelder.
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TextSeries: Proceedings of the Manchester institute of arts and sciences ; vol. iv, pt. ii, 1909Publication details: Manchester, N.H., Manchester institute of arts and sciences [1909]Edition: Rev. and enl., 1909Description: 59 p. 24 cmSubject(s): LOC classification: - Q11 .M25 vol. 4, pt. 2
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