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The following works are cited in this volume, and contain nearly all of importance that has been written on North American Bryology.

—Historia Muscorum; with 85 quarto plates. London. 1741.

—Musci Frondosi, 2 vols.; with 160 folio plates. Leipsic, 1787–1792.

—Species Muscorum; with 77 quarto plates. Leipsic, 1801.

—Supplements to Hedwig's Species Muscorum, 6 vols.; with 325 quarto plates. Leipsic, 1811–1842.

—Flora Boreali Americana. 2 vols. Paris, 1813.

—Prodrome Ætheogamie. Paris, 1805.

—Musci Exotici. 2 vols.; with 176 octavo plates. London, 1818–1820.

—Bryologia Universa. 2 vols.; with 13 octavo plates. Leipsic, 1826–1827.

—Musci Americani, or Dried Specimens of 280 Species of Mosses from British North America. 2 vols, quarto. Glasgow, 1828.

—Musci Americani, or Dried Specimens of 180 Species of Mosses, Jungennanniæ, &c, collected by T. Drummond in the Southern States of North America, arranged and named hy "Wilson & Hooker. Warrington, 1841.

—Bryologia Britannica; with 61 octavo plates. London, 1855.

—Bryologia Europrca. 6 vols.; with 640 quarto plates. Stuttgard, 1836–1851.

—Corollarium Bryologiæ Europææ, 1855.

—Yersuch einer Entwickelungs-Geschichte der Torfmoose (Sphagnum) und einer Monographic der in Europa vorkommenden arten dieser Gattung; with 27 large quarto plates. Stuttgard, 1858.

—Synopsis Muscorum Europæorum; with a Bryo-Geographical Map and 8 octavo plates, illustrating the genera. Stuttgard, 1860.