Robert Graham
1786 – 1845
Practical observations on continued fever, especially that form at present existing as an epidemic
Botanical excursion in Sutherlandshire
Description of several new or rare plants which have flowered in the neighbourhood of Edinburgh, and chiefly at the Royal Botanic Garden, during the last three months
Excerpted original descriptions, re-descriptions and critical notes from Edinburgh philosophical journal and Edinburgh new philosophical journal from vol. 7 (1822) to 1833
Notice by Dr. Graham of botanical excursions in the highlands of Scotland from Edinburgh this season
Notice of plants observed in an excursion made by Dr. Graham with part of his botanical pupils, accompanied by a few friends, in August last
On the tree which produces the Gamboge of commerce
Suggestions regarding the drying of plants, and the formation of a collection of fruits and seeds