COLLECTION OF 47 ORIGINAL OFFPRINTS AND PAPERS BY DR. MICHAEL PROCTOR [many Regarding bryophytes] by Proctor, Michael C. F - 1955

Various, 1955. A collection of 47 original offprints and papers by the late botanist and plant ecologist Michael Charles Faraday Proctor, spanning the period 1955 to 2009, titles and details listed below, all in very good condition. This collection represents a sizeable portion of Proctor's academic output. Proctor was author or joint author of around 150 research papers and books, and was regarded as one of Britain's pre-eminent plant ecologists. In 1968 he revised and updated Arthur Tansley's book 'Britain's Green Mantle'. He was a contributing author to all of the five volumes of the definitive work on British Plant Communities, edited by J.Rodwell (1991-2000), and also wrote three books in the New Naturalist Series: two on pollination, and one on the vegetation of Britain and Ireland. The papers/off-prints included in this collection are; - 1) 1955. Some chromosome counts in the European Cistaceae. Watsonia 3 (pt. 3): 154. [Offprint.] 2) 1957. Variation on Helianthemum canum (L.) Baumg. in Britain. Watsonia 4: 28. [Offprint.] 3) 1958. Ecological and historical factors in the distribution of the British Helianthemum species. Journal of Ecology 46: 349-371 [+ one b/w photo. Plate]. [Offprint with printed card covers: Blackwell Scientific Publications.] 4) 1959. A note on Acrocladium trifarium (W. & M.) Richards & Wallace in Ireland. Transactions of the British Bryological Society 3, pt. 4: 571-573. [Offprint/reprint.] 5) 1960. Tuberaria guttata (L.) Fourreau (Helianthemum guttatum (L.) Mill.) In: Biological Flora of the British Isles L.C. (Ed. 11) No. 177 List Br. Vasc. Pl. No. 117. 1. Journal of Ecology 48: 243-253 [+ three folding tables]. [Offprint with printed card covers: Blackwell Scientific Publications.] 6) 1960. Mosses and Liverworts of the Malham District. Field Studies 1, no. 2: 61-85. [Offprint reprinted August 1960, with altered pagination: 1-25. Printed card covers.] 7) 1961. The Habitat of Zygodon forsteri (Brid.) Mitt. In the New Forest, Hants. Transactions of the British Bryological Society 4, pt. 1: 107-110. [Offprint/reprint.] 8) 1961. [with] LAMBERT, C. A. Pollen spectra from recent Helianthemum communities. The New Phytologist 60: 21-26. [offprint with card wrappers] 9) 1962. The British forms of Tuberaria guttata (L.) Fourreau. Wastonia 5 (pt.4): 236-250. [Offprint.] 10) 1967. The descriptive approach to vegetation studies. In: Lambert, J. M. The teaching of ecology. Blackwell Scientific Publications, Oxford. [Offprint/reprint with printed card covers.] ? 11) 1967. The British Species of Ulex. In: Notes and Keys of Papers Read at the Local Flora Writer's Conference, Bristol, 1966. The Proceedings of the Botanical Society of the British Isles 6, pt. 4: 379-380. [Offprint/reprint with printed card covers.] 12) 1968. Cistacea [various taxonomic revisions]. In Heywood, V. H. (ed.) Flora Europaea, Notulae Systemicae No. 7, 57-59. Feddes Repertorium, BD. 79, Heft 1-2. Berlin. 1976. 13) 1969. [with] IVIMEY-COOK, R. B. & WIGSTON, D. L. On the problem of the 'R/Q' terminology in multivariate analyses of biological data. Journal of Ecology 57: 673-675. Offprint: Blackwell Scientific Publications. [Offprint with printed card covers.] 14) 1974. Ordination, classification and vegetational boundaries. In: Tüxen, R. Tatsachen und probleme der grenzen in der vegetation (Bericht uber das internationale symposium der internationalen vereinigung fur vegetationskunde in Rinteln 8. - 11. April 1968), [1]-16. J. Cramer, Germany. [Offprint/reprint with printed paper covers.] 15) 1975. Ulex L. In: Stace, C. A. (ed.) Hybridization and the Flora of the British Isles, 194. Academic Press, London. 16) 1975[?] Obituary John Caldwell (1903-1974). [Publication?] pp. xxii-xxv, with b/w photographic portrait frontispiece. 17) 1976. [with] DILKS, T. J. K. Seasonal variation in desiccation tolerance in some British bryophytes. Journal of Bryology 9: 239-247. 18) 1976. [with] DILKS, T. J. K. Effects of intermittent desiccation on bryophytes. Journal of Bryology 9: 249-264. 19) 1979. Surface wax on the leaves of some mosses. Journal of Bryology 10: 531-538. 20) 1980. Vegetation and environment in the Exe estuary. In: Boalch, G. T. (ed.) Special volume No. 2 Essays on the Exe estuary: 117- 134. The Devonshire Association. 21) 1980. Estimates from hemispherical photographs of the radiation climates of some bryophyte habitats in the British Isles. Journal of Bryology 11: 351-366. 22) 1982. 14C experiments on the nutrition of liverwort sporophytes: Pellia epiphylla, Cephalozia bicuspidate and Lophocolea heterophylla. Journal of Bryology 12: 279-285. 23) 1982. [with] HEARNSHAW, G. F. The effect of temperature on the survival of dry bryophytes. The New Phytologist 90: 221-228. 24) 1983. Sizes and growth-rates of thalli of the lichen Rhizocarpon geographicum on the moraines of the Glacier de Valsorey, Valais, Switzerland. The Lichenologist 15 (3): 249-261. 25) 1984. Structure and ecological adaptation. In: Dyer, A. F. & Duckett, J. G. (eds.) The Experimental Biology of Bryophytes, 9-37. Academic Press, London (ISBN 0122263707). 26) 1985. [with] CLAYTON-GREENE, K. A. & COLLINS, N. J. & GREEN, T. G. A. Surface wax, structure and function in leaves of Polytrichaceae. Journal of Bryology 13: 549-562. 27) 1988. [with] BROOKS, M. & CHERRINGTON, J. The Distribution of Plant Species and Vegetation on the Saltmarsh in the Otter Estuary at Budleigh Salterton. Transactions of the Devonshire Association 120: 155-176. [Offprint/reprint.] 28) 1988. [with] AGNEW, A. D. Q. & EDWARDS, K. J. & HIRONS, K. R. & HULME, P. D. The mire of Loch a'Bhogaidh, Islay. Transactions of the Botanical Society of Edinburgh 45 (3): 187-201. 29) 1989. Notes on Mire Vegetation on Dartmoor. Transactions of the Devonshire Association 121: 129-151. [Offprint/reprint.] 30) 1990. [with] HAYATI, A. A. Plant distribution in relation to mineral nutrient availability and uptake on a wet-heat site in south-west England. Journal of Ecology 78: 134-151. 31) 1990. [with] MALTBY, E. & LEGG, C. J. The ecology of severe moorland fire on the North York moors: effects of the 1976 fires, and subsequent surface and vegetation development. Journal of Ecology 78: 490-518. 32) 1991. [with] HAYATI, A. A. Limiting nutrients in acid-mire vegetation: peat and plant analyses and experiments on plant responses to added nutrients. Journal of Ecology 79: 75-95. 33) 1992. Scanning electron microscopy of lamella-margin characters and the phytogeography of the genus Polytrichadelphus. Journal of Bryology 17: 317-333. 34) 1992. Regional and local variation in the chemical composition of ombrogenous mire waters in Britain and Ireland. Journal of Ecology 80: 719-736. 35) 1993. [with] BATES, J. W. & PERRY, A. R. The natural history of Slapton Ley national nature reserve XX: the changing bryophyte flora. Field Studies 8: 279-333. 36) 1993. Changes in chemical composition of mire-water samples during storage. Journal of Vegetation Science 4 (5): 661-666. 37) 1993. [with] SMITH, A. J. Further observations on the Ulota crispa complex. Journal of the Hattori Botanical Laboratory 74: 171-182. [with card covers and title window] 38) 1994.[with] MICHELMORE, A. P. G. The Hedges of Farley Farm, Chudleigh. Transactions of the Devonshire Association 126: 57-84. [Offprint/reprint.] 39) 1994. Seasonal and shorter-term changes in surface-water chemistry on four English ombrogenous bogs. Journal of Ecology 82: 597-610. 40) 1994. [with] THOMAS, P. A., & MALTBY, E. The ecology of severe moorland fire on the North York Moors: chemical and physical constraints on moss establishment from spores. Journal of Ecology 82: 457-474. 41) 1994. review of: WHIGHAM, D. F. & DYKYJOVA, D. & HEJNY, S. Wetlands of the World I. inventory, ecology and management. 1993. Kluwer Academic Publishers. ISBN 0792316851. Journal of Biogeography 21: 357-358. 42) 1997. [with] TUBA, Z. & CSINTALAN, Z. & BADACSONYI, A. Chlorophyll fluorescence as an exploratory tool for ecophysiological studies on mosses and other small poikilohydric plants. Journal of Bryology 19: 401-407. 43) 1997. [with] BATES, J. W. & PRESTON, C. D. & PERRY, A. R. Occurrence of epiphytic bryophytes in a 'tetrad' transect across southern Britain 1. Geographical trends in abundance and evidence of recent change. Journal of Bryology 19 (4): 685-714. 44) 1997. [with] CSINTALAN, Z. & TAKÁCS, Z. & TUBA, Z. & SMIRNOFF, N. & GRACE, J. Desiccation tolerant grassland cryptogams under elevated CO2: preliminary findings. AbstractaBotanica 21(2): 309-315. 45) 1998. [with] TUBA, Z. & CSINTALAN, Z. Ecophysiological responses of homoichlorophyllous and poikilochlorophyllous desiccation tolerant plants: a comparison and an ecological perspective. Plant Growth Regulation 24: 211-217. 46) 2006. [with] JENKINS, J. T. Water velocity, growth-form and diffusion resistances to photosynthetic CO2 uptake in aquatic bryophytes. Plant Cell and Environment 8 (5): 317-323. 47) 2009. Desiccation tolerance in some British ferns. The Fern Gazette. 18 (5): 264-282. . Paperback. Very Good. A5/A4. Book.