The University of North Carolina Herbarium
(NCU) has catalogued approximately 80 vascular plant specimens
and 100 lichen specimens collected by Paul Schallert.. With only
about 10% of NCU's vascular plant collection catalogued, no doubt
more specimens collected by him will be found.
Schallert was a physician and a serious
collector of cryptogams and vascular plants. He collected throughout
the United States, with particular emphasis on the area around
his home in Forsyth County, North Carolina, and his retirement
home in Seminole County, Florida. Schallert usually used "P.O.
Schallert, M.D." on specimen labels.
Schallert gave his collection of hepatics
(liverworts) to Duke University (DUKE) in the 1930's. Schallert's
correspondence with American botanists is preserved at the Botanical
Research Institute (BRIT) in Fort Worth, Texas, while other papers
are held by the University of Central Florida Libraries in Orlando,
Florida.
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PUBLICATIONS
Schallert, P. O. (1934) Schweinitz' collecting-ground
in North Carolina. Bartonia 16: 8-12.
PARTIAL LIST OF PUBLICATIONS THAT
CITE SCHALLERT SPECIMENS, OR REFER TO SCHALLERT'S PARTICIPATION
IN A MEETING OR COLLECTING EXPEDITION:
Grout, A. J. (1923) Leucodon julaceus
(Hedw.) Sulliv., with flagella. The Bryologist 26(3): 30.
Evans, Alexander W. (1923) Notes on North American Hepaticae.
X. The Bryologist 26(6): 55-67 + viii.
Beals, A. T. (1927) The Philadelphia meeting of the Sullivant
Moss Society. The Bryolotist 30(2): 17-20.
Wherry, Edgar T. (1932) Range-extensions and other observations,
1931-1932. American Fern Journal 22(3): 79-86.
Conard, Henry S. (1934) The moss foray at Highlands, N.C. June
11-13, 1934. The Bryologist 37(5): 77-78.
Sayre, Geneva (1934) Decurrent leaf cells in Climacium.
The Bryologist 37(5): 83-85.
Blomquist, H. L. (1936) Hepaticae of North Carolina. The Bryologist
39(3): 49-67.
Welch, Winona H. (1936) The moss foray in North Carolina, June
13-15, 1936. The Bryologist 39(6): 122-123.
Blomquist, H.L. (1937) Mosses of North Carolina. I. Sphagnales.
The Bryologist 40(4): 67-71.
Anderson, Lewis E. (1938) The mosses of North Carolina: II. Introduction.
The Bryologist 41(1): 1-11.
Anderson, Lewis E. (1938) The mosses of North Carolina. IV. Archidiaceae
to Seligeriaceae (concluded). The Bryologist 41(5): 118-123.
Anderson, Lewis E. (1939) The mosses of North Carolina: III. Andreaceaceae
to Fissidentaceae. The Bryologist 41(4): 82-90.
Anderson, Lewis E. (1939) The mosses of North Carolina: V. Dicranaceae
to Calymperaceae. The Bryologist 43(3): 62-70.
Berry, Edward Cain (1941) A monograph of the genus Parmelia
in North America, north of Mexico. Annals of the Missouri Botanical
Garden 28(1): 31-146.
Evans, Alexander W. (1947) A study of certain North American Cladoniae.
The Bryologist 50(1): 14-51.
Kucyniak, James (1949) Jungermannia tristis and Atrichum
macmellani in Quebec. The Bryologist 52(2): 62-64.
Anderson, Lewis E. (1951) The mosses of North Carolina VI. Encalyptaceae
to Pottiaceae. The Bryologist 54(3): 146-161.
Nielsen, C. S. (1956) Notes on Stigonemataceae from Southeastern
United States. Transactions of the American Microscopical Society
75(4): 427-436.
Nielsen, C. S. and Grace C. Madsen (1956) Florida Scytonemataceae
II. American Midland Naturalist 56(1): 116-`25.
Andrews, A. LeRoy (1957) Taxonomic notes. XIII. The genus Campylium.
The Bryologist 60(2): 127-135.
Anderson, Lewis E. (1958) The mosses of North Carolina. VIII.
Grimmiaceae to Orthotrichaceae. The Bryologist 61(4): 285-313.
Anderson, Lewis E. (1958) The mosses of North Carolina: VII. Addenda
and corrections. The Bryologist 61(3): 204-213.
Matthews, James F., Lawrence S. Barden, and Christopher R. Matthews
(1977) Corrections of the chromosome number, distribution and
misidentifications of the federally endangered sunflower, Helianthus
schweinitzii T. & G. Journal of the Torrey Botanical
Society 124(2): 198-209.
Andrus, Richard E. (1979) Sphagnum bartlettianum in the
southeastern United States. The Bryologist 82(2): 198-203.
Hong, Won Shic (1980) Hepaticae of the North Cascades Range, Washington.
The Bryologist 83(1): 94-102.
