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A small site like Plant Families.com, at best, can present only a general view of the entire plant kingdom. If one becomes especially interested in any particular group of plants he will need to refer to books that specialize in plant families. Some highly useful ones are suggested below, but this list must not be thought of as
being at all complete. The attempt has been only to include manuals
useful in Identifying plants.
ALGAE
"The Fresh-water Algae of the United States", G. M. Smith
"The Green Algae of North America", P. S. Collins
"Cryptogamic Botany", Vol. 1 Algae and Fungi, Smith
"Algae, the Grass of Many Waters", Tiffany
"The Algae and their Life Relations", Tilden
FUNGI
"Bacteriology", Tanner
"The Fungi Which Cause Plant Disease", Stevens
"Agaricaceae of Michigan", Kauffman
"Mushrooms, Edible, Poisonous,etc.", Atkinson
"Manual of the Rusts in the United States and Canada", Arthur
"The Biology of Bacteria", Henrici
"The Lichen Flora of the United States", Fink
"The Myxomycetes", Macbride & Martin
"Manual of Vegetable Garden Diseases", Chupp
"Elements of Plant Pathology", Melhus & Kent
"Introduction to Plant Pathology", Heald
"Principles of Plant Pathology",, Owens
"Filterable Viruses", Rivers
"One Thousand American Fungi", Chas. McIlvaine
"Mushrooms and Toadstools", Gussow & Odell
"The Mushroom Book", N. L. Marshall
MOSSES AND LIVERWORTS
"Mosses with a Hand-lens", A. J. Grout
"Mosses with Hand-lens and Microscope", A. J. Grout
"Hepaticae of North America", Frye & Clark
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