Person

Smith, Lindsay S.

Occupation
Botanist and Ecologist

Summary

Lindsay Smith worked for the Queensland Herbarium from the 1940s to the 1960s.

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Archival resources

Queensland Herbarium

  • Lindsay S. Smith - Records, 1920 - 1970; Queensland Herbarium. Details

Published resources

Journal Articles

  • 'Obituary: Lindsay Smith, Botanist and Naturalist', Queensland Naturalist, 20 (1/3) (1971), 62-63. Details
  • Smith, L. S.; Holland, M.; Marks, E. N.; and Blake, S. T., 'Index to the Queensland naturalist, vols 1 -15', Queensland naturalist, 15 (4/6) (1956), 86-117. Details

Resources

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