Author:George Henslow
George Henslow
Works
[edit]- Henslow, George (1871), Genesis and geology.
- Henslow, George (1873), The theory of evolution of living things
- Henslow, George (1875), On the origin of the prevailing systems of phyllotaxis.
- Henslow, George (1879), The student's catalogue of British plants.
- Henslow, George (1879), Floral dissections.
- Henslow, George (1880), Botany for children.
- Henslow, George (1888), The origin of floral structures through insects and other agencies.
- Henslow, George (1891), The making of flowers.
- Henslow, George (1895), The origin of plant structures by self-adaptation to the environment.
- Henslow, George (1895), The plants of the Bible.
- Henslow, George (1899), Medical works of the fourteenth century.
- Henslow, George (1901), The story of wild flowers.
- Henslow, George (1901), Poisonous plants in field and garden.
- Henslow, George (1903), South African flowering plants.
- Henslow, George (1904), Present-day rationalism.
- Henslow, George (1909), The Vulgate: the source of the false doctrines.
- Henslow, George (1907), Introduction to plant ecology.
- Henslow, George (1908), The heredity of acquired characters in plants.
- Henslow, George (1908), The origin and distribution of the British flora.
- Henslow, George (1908), How to study wild flowers.
- Henslow, George (1912), The origin and history of our garden vegetables.
- Henslow, George (1913), Ecology considered as bearing upon the evolution of plants.
- Henslow, George (1913), "John Stevens Henslow 1796—1861" in Oliver, Francis Wall (ed.), Makers of British botany: 151–163.
- Henslow, George and Hooper, T. D'Aute (1914), Spirit psychometry. London: W. Rider.
- Henslow, George (1919), The proofs of the truth of spiritualism. New York: E. P. Dutton.
- Henslow, George (1920), The religion of the spirit world. Chicago: Marlow Press.
- Henslow, George (1920), Wild flowers of the year.
Articles in Popular Science Monthly
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