Frederick Manson Bailey

Frederick Manson Bailey

Frederick Manson Bailey (1827–1915), English-born botanist active in Australia. Father of John Frederick Bailey, grandfather of Cyril Tenison White.

IPNI standard form: F.M.Bailey

Taxon names authored

(List may be incomplete)

• 92 taxon names authored by Frederick Manson Bailey

Publications

(List may be incomplete)

• Bailey, F.M. 1883. A Synopsis of the Queensland Flora, containing both the phaenogamous and cryptogamous plants. 890 pp., Brisbane, Govt. Printer. Reference page. 
• Bailey, F.M. 1895. Botanical Notes. Proceedings of the Royal Society of Queensland 11(1): 14–19. BHL.
• Bailey, F.M. 1898. Contributions to the flora of Queensland. Queensland Agricultural Journal 3: 281–283. Google Books. Reference page. 
• Bailey, F.M. 1899. Contributions to the flora of Queensland. Queensland Agricultural Journal 5: 37–41 (Google Books), 387–390 (Google Books), 483–488 (Google Books). Reference page. 
• Bailey, F.M. 1898[1900]. Contributions to the flora of New Guinea. Queensland Agricultural Journal 3: 154–162. Google Books. Reference page. 
• Bailey, F.M. 1899. The Queensland Flora: with Plates Illustrating Some Rare Species, Part I. Ranunculaceae to Anacardiaceae. Pp. [i]–[xxxii] + 1–325 + [i]–[x]. Brisbane: H.J. Diddams & Co. BHL Reference page. 
• Bailey, F.M. 1900. The Queensland Flora: with Plates Illustrating Some Rare Species, Part II. Connaraceae to Cornaceae. Pp. 326a–737 + [i]–[xii]. Brisbane: H.J. Diddams & Co. BHL Reference page. 
• Bailey, F.M. 1900. The Queensland Flora: with Plates Illustrating Some Rare Species, Part III. Caprifoliaceæ to Gentianeæ. Pp. 739–1030 + [i]–[xi]. Brisbane, Queensland: H.J. Diddams & Co. BHL Reference page. 
• Bailey, F.M. 1901. The Queensland Flora: with Plates Illustrating Some Rare Species, Part IV: Hygrophyllaceae to Elaeagnaceae. Pp. 1031–1372, Brisbane: H.J. Diddams & Co. BHL Reference page. 
• Bailey, F.M. 1902. The Queensland Flora: with Plates Illustrating Some Rare Species, Part V. Loranthaceae to Lemnaceae. Pp. 1373–1696 + [i]–[xi]. Brisbane: H.J. Diddams & Co. BHL Reference page. 
• Bailey, F.M. 1902. The Queensland Flora: with Plates Illustrating Some Rare Species, Part VI. Alismaceae to Filices. Pp. 1701–2015 + [i]–[xii]. Brisbane: H.J. Diddams & Co. BHL Reference page. 
• Bailey, F.M. 1907. Contributions to the flora of Queensland and British New Guinea. Queensland Agricultural Journal 19: 273–274. Internet Archive. Reference page. 
• Bailey, F.M. 1909. Comprehensive Catalogue of Queensland Plants, both indigenous and naturalised. To which are added, where known, the aboriginal and other vernacular names; with numerous illustrations, and copious notes on the properties, features, &c., of the plants. 879 pp, A.J. Cumming, Govt. Printer, published under the authority of the Queensland government. BHL Reference page. 
• Bailey, F.M. 1909. Contributions to the flora of Queensland. Queensland Agricultural Journal 22: 28–29. Google Books. Reference page. 
• Bailey, F.M. 1909. Contributions to the flora of Queensland and British New Guinea. Queensland Agricultural Journal 23: 217–221. Google Books. Reference page. 
• Bailey, F.M. 1910. Botany. Contributions to the Flora of Queensland. Queensland Agricultural Journal 25(1–6): 9–12, 164–166, 234–235, 286–290. Google Books. Internet Archive. Reference page. 
• Bailey, F.M. 1911. Botany. Contributions to the Flora of Queensland. Queensland Agricultural Journal 26(3): 126–129. Google Books. Reference page. 
• Bailey, F.M. 1912. Botany. Contributions to the flora of Queensland. Queensland Agricultural Journal 28: 195–204. Google Books. Reference page. 
• Bailey, F.M. 1913. Botany. Contributions to the flora of Queensland. Queensland Agricultural Journal 30: 179–180. Google Books. Reference page. 

Eponyms

(List may be incomplete)

• 5 eponyms of Frederick Manson Bailey

For more multimedia, look at Frederick Manson Bailey on Wikimedia Commons.