#  Citations and Credits 

 



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## **Citations**

To cite book or journal material referenced, quoted, or reproduced, please use your publisher’s style guide. For example, a book may be cited as:

- Mauseth, J. D. (2013). Plants & people. Jones & Bartlett Learning.

To cite rare books, use your publisher's style guide but include additional information, such as the call number and the library collection, that helps identify the unique copy you are referencing. For example,

- Rodrigues, J. Barbosa. Iconographie des orchidées du Brésil: dessings originaux. 1869-1888. Fol. 1 R63. Oakes Ames Orchid Library, Botany Libraries, Harvard University.
- Egenolff, Christian. Plantarum, arborum, fruticum et herbarum effigies: numero octingentae, ad uiuum depictae, cum earundem proprijs, sex linguarum, videlicet Graecis, Latinis, Italicis, Gallicis, Hispanicis & Germanicis nomenclaturis. Frankfurt: Apud Häred, Chr. Egen., 1562. Ka P69. Arnold Arboretum Library (Cambridge), Botany Libraries, Harvard University.

For archival material, please use your publisher's style guide. If you are not using a style manual, the Botany Libraries asks that researchers cite all archival material referenced, quoted, or reproduced with the following citation format:

\[Item title, date\]. \[Collection title, collection dates\]. \[Call number\]. \[Box number, Folder number\]. Botany Libraries, Harvard University.

For example, an item from the Roland Thaxter papers would be cited as:

- Plates published in Botanical Gazette, 1891-1910. Box 4, Folder 82. Roland Thaxter papers, 1880-1937. far00028. Botany Libraries, Harvard University.

## **Credit line** 

**Credit line for Botany Libraries books, journals, rare books, and archival material**

Courtesy of the Botany Libraries, Harvard University.