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  Landwirthschaftliche Flora

  Friedrich Alefeld

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  Salt Water Intrusion in Florida -1953

  State of Florida, State Board of Conservation

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  Geology of the oil shales of the eastern United States

  William Rouse Jillson

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  Fishes from the sea-bottom : from the "Michael Sars" North Atlantic Deep-Sea Expedition 1910

  Einar Koefoed

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  Descriptions of new genera and species of plants collected on the Mulford biological exploration of the Amazon Valley, 1921-1922.

  Henry Hurd Rusby

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  The flower behavior of avocados

  Arthur Burdette Stout

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  The birds of Florida: a popular and scientific account of the 425 species and subspecies of birds that are now, and that have been found within the state and its adjacent waters; with special reference to their relation to agriculture,

  Harold H. Bailey

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  Tales of southern rivers

  Zane Grey

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  The French turpentining system applied to longleaf pine

  E. R. McKee

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  A Manual of American and European birds: reproduced in natural colors with their common and scientific names.

  Funk & Wagnalls

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  Citrus culture in Florida

  H. J. Wheeler

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  Diary

  J. S. Watson

  Holograph diary kept by hunter, birder, and amateur naturalist J. S. Watson of Rochester, New York, concerning trips to Florida and Colorado, 1878-1880. The author lists Florida sea and game birds he observed and shot, discusses hunting alligators and fishing, and describes hunting bear and elk in Colorado. 46 pages of the journal are devoted to Watson's trip to Florida's Homosassa River and Cedar Keys with his cousin Charles A. Watson, during which Charles was killed in a boating accident. Watson details the hours he and his companion spent clinging to their capsized boat until Charles, too weak to hold on, slipped off and perished. Watson also describes the difficulties of locating and retrieving Charles's body and his problems with local inhabitants.