Richard Neville Parker

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Richard Neville Parker (1884 - 1958) was an English botanist and forester who worked extensively in India.^[1][2][3]

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• 1921 . NW Himalayan Astragali of the subgenus Aegacantha
• 1924 . Botanical notes on some plants of the Kali valley
• 1925 . On the supposed occurrence of Salix alba L. in the north-west Himalaya
• 1928 . Two new bamboos from Burma
• 1931 . The herbarium of the Forest research institute . No. 73 of the Indian forest bulletin. 10 pp.
• 1931 . Name changes in important Indian trees
• 1932 . Casuarina root-nodules
• 1953 . Alien plants growing without cultivation in the West Somerset Neighborhood

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