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  • Wild, H., 1945. Life-history and parasitology of Bremia lactucae on cultivated lettuce. Ph.D. Thesis. Imperial College London.

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  • Wild, H. & Rattray, J. M., 1958. Botanical notes relating to the van Niekerk Ruins. In: Summers, R. (ed.) Inyanga, Prehistoric Settlements in Southern Rhodesia. Cambridge Univ. Press, Cambridge.

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  • Wild, H., 1964. A revision of the genus Anisopappus Hook & Arn. (Compositae). Kirkia 4: 45–73.

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  • Wild, H., 1964. The flora of the Great Dyke of Southern Rhodesia with special reference to the serpentine soils. Kirkia 5: 49–86.

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  • Wild, H., 1965. Additional evidence for the Africa-Madagascar-India-Ceylon landbridge theory. Webbia 19: 497–505.

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  • Wild, H. & Heyting, A., 1966. An analysis of variation of leaf length of Becium homblei and Becium obovatum. Bot. Notiser 119: 308–317.

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  • Wild, H., 1976. The Compositae of the Flora Zambesiaca Area, I, Heliantheae. Kirkia 6: 1–62.

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  • Wild, H. & Barbosa, L. A. G., 1968. Vegetation Map of the Flora Zambesiaca Area. M. O. Collins, Salisbury.

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  • Wild, H., 1968. Weeds and Aliens in Africa. The American Immigrant. Inaugural Lecture, Univ. Coll. Rhodesia, Salisbury (10–10-'67).

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  • Wild, H., 1968. Phytogeography in South Central Africa. Kirkia 6: 197–222.

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  • Wild, H., 1968. Regional Synthesis. 54: 232–233.

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  • Wild, H., 1968. Geobotanical anomalies in Rhodesia. 1. The vegetation of copper bearing soils. Kirkia 7: 1–71.

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  • Wild, H., 1968. Geobotanical anomalies in Rhodesia 2. A geobotanical anomaly occurring in graphitic soils. Portugal. Acta Biol. 9: 291–299.

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  • Wild, H., 1970. Geobotanical anomalies in Rhodesia. 3. The vegetation of nickel bearing soils. Kirkia 7, Suppl.: 1–70.

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  • Wild, H., 1971. The taxonomy, ecology and possible method of evolution of a new metalliferous species of Dicoma Cass. (Compositae). Mitt. Bot. Staatssamml. München 10: 266–274.

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  • Wild, H. & Wiltshire, G. H., 1971. The problem of vegetating Rhodesian mine dumps examined. Chamber Min. J. 13: 26–30, 35–37.

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  • Wild, H., 1974. Variations in the serpentine floras of Rhodesia. Kirkia 9: 209–232.

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  • Wild, H., 1974. Indigenous plants and chromium in Rhodesia. Kirkia 9: 233–242.

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  • Wild, H., 1974. Phytogeography and the Gondwanaland position of Madagascar. Boissiera 24.

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Efrst, W.H.O. In memoriam Hiram Wild. Vegetatio 51, 125–128 (1983). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF00129431

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