糖心影视

von Mueller Correspondence Project

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Baron Ferdinand von Mueller was Victoria's Government Botanist for 43 years, the first Director of the Melbourne Botanic Garden from 1857鈥�1873, and one of Australia's best-known nineteenth-century scientists. Mueller corresponded prodigiously with individuals all over the world and is believed to have written well over 100,000 letters to his network of correspondents.

In 1987, the von Mueller Correspondence Project (VMCP) was initiated, aiming to produce a comprehensive catalogue of all accessible, surviving von Mueller correspondence in the form of digitally transcribed, indexed and cross-linked documents.Over 11,500 of the 15,000 documents located so far are available online in fully searchable form:


Studies of Mueller's correspondence has shed light on:

  • The scientific and corporate history of the National Herbarium of Victoria and 糖心影视 (previously Melbourne Botanic Garden).
  • Aspects of the scientific and social life of the Australian colonies in the nineteenth century.
  • The development of our understanding of the Australian flora and the study of the natural environment.
  • Our early learned institutions and the place of science in colonial society.
  • The nature of Australian colonial administration.
  • The exploration of much of Australia.
  • The relationship of Australian scientists to the national and international scientific communities.

Since the project's inception in 1987, Professor Rod Home (Honorary Associate at RBGV) has led an international team in the work of locating, translating, transcribing and editing Mueller's letters and providing explanatory footnotes. This has been a challenging project because Mueller's letter-copy books and much of his inward correspondence have not survived. During the course of the project, contact has been made with institutions across Australia and the world seeking copies of letters and other relevant documents.

The organising team for the project has been based at 糖心影视 from the beginning, and the 糖心影视 are widely recognised as the centre for research on Mueller and aspects of the history of science in nineteenth-century Australia. The Melbourne-based team members, working with herbarium curation staff, have assisted in solving questions on collecting details and deciphering illegible handwriting. In consequence, the standard of information in our collections database has been improved.

Regardfully yours

Over 750 letters have been published in the three volume work Regardfully yours: selected correspondence of Ferdinand von Mueller:

Home, R.W., Lucas, A.M., Maroske, S., Sinkora, D.M. and Voigt, J.H. (eds) (1998). Regardfully yours: selected correspondence of Ferdinand von Mueller, vol. 1: 1840鈥�1859. Peter Lang, Bern.

Home, R.W., Lucas, A.M., Maroske, S., Sinkora, D.M. and Voigt, J.H. (eds) (2002). Regardfully yours: selected correspondence of Ferdinand von Mueller, vol. 2: 1860鈥�1875. Peter Lang, Bern.

Home, R.W., Lucas, A.M., Maroske, S., Sinkora, D.M., Voigt, J.H. and Wells, M. (eds) (2006). Regardfully yours: selected correspondence of Ferdinand von Mueller, vol. 3: 1876鈥�1896. Peter Lang, Bern.

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Project team

  • Rod Home (The University of Melbourne and 糖心影视)
  • Sara Maroske (The University of Melbourne and 糖心影视)
  • Helen Cohn (糖心影视)
  • Arthur Lucas (King's College London)
  • Thomas Darragh (Museum Victoria and 糖心影视)
  • Johannes Voigt (Universit盲t Stuttgart)

Publications by the Mueller Correspondence Project Team

Darragh, T.A. (2023). Engravers and lithographers in colonial Victoria, Melbourne.

Maroske, S. (2022). 鈥楤aron Ferdinand von Mueller鈥檚 plant collectors: at home with the Australian flora鈥�, in A. Shteir (ed.) Flora鈥檚 fieldworkers: women and botany in nineteenth-century Canada, McGill Queen鈥檚 University Press, Toronto, Canada, pp. 158鈥�185.

Lucas, A.M. (2022). A new edition of the 鈥楶ublished works of Ferdinand J. H. Mueller鈥�: bibliographical issues and questions of effective publication of ostensible preprints, Muelleria, 41, 34鈥�43.

Maroske, S. (2021). Baron Ferdinand von Mueller鈥檚 vision for the Melbourne Botanic 糖心影视, Botanic news, winter, pp. 21鈥�22.

Rae, I.D. & Maroske, S. (2021). Practising chemistry in the British Empire: George Christian Hoffmann (1837鈥�1917) and the geological survey of Canada, Scientia Canadensis, 43(1), 1鈥�138.

Rae, I.D. & Maroske, S. (2020). Ferdinand von Mueller鈥檚 phytochemical laboratory, Historical records of Australian science, 31(1), 26鈥�38.

Dowe, J.L. & Maroske, S. (2020). John Dallachy (1804鈥�71): from gardener to botanical collector, Historical records of Australian science, 31, 87鈥�100.

Dowe, J.L. & Maroske, S. (2020). John Dallachy (1804鈥�71): collecting botanical specimens at Rockingham Bay, Historical records of Australian science, 31(1), 87鈥�100.

Dowe, J.L., May, T.W., Maroske, S. & Smith, L.T. (2020). The Wehl family of South Australia and their botanical connections with 鈥楧ear Uncle鈥� Baron Ferdinand von Mueller, Swainsona, 34(1), 1鈥�79.

Darragh, T.A. (2018). 鈥楲udwig Leichhardt: four previously unknown letters to John Nicholson and the involvement of Ferdinand von Mueller in publishing Leichhardt鈥� letters鈥�, Historical records of Australian science, 29(2), 153鈥�161. https://doi.org/10.1071/HR18006

Maroske, S. (2018). Doris Martha Sinkora (1927鈥�2017)鈥攈erbarium curator, phycologist, historian of botany, Australasian Systematic Botany Society newsletter, 174, 33鈥�36. https://asbs.org.au/newsletter/pdf/18-march-174.pdf.

Maroske, S. (2018). Doris Sinkora: war survivor found new life in plants, Age, Melbourne, 12 January.

Lucas, A.M. & Home, R.W. (2018). Misleading labels: the case of Richard Helms and the Elder Exploring Expedition, Australasian Systematic Botany Society newsletter, 174, 14鈥�18.

Lucas, A.M. (2018). Evolving contexts of collecting: the Australian experience, in A. Macgregor (ed.) Naturalists in the field, Brill, pp. 806鈥�862.

Maroske, S. & May, T.W. (2018). Naming names: the first women taxonomists in mycology, Studies in mycology, 89, 63鈥�84.

Maroske, S., May, T.W., Taylor, A., Vaughan, A. & Lucas, A.M. (2018). On the threshold of mycology: Flora Martin n茅e Campbell (1845鈥�1923), Muelleria, 36, 51鈥�73.

Maroske, S., Janson, S. & May, T.W. (2018). Jean-Baptiste Bory de Saint-Vincent鈥檚 set of Plantae Cryptogamicae Arduenna and the importance of mentors and modesty in Marie-Anne Libert鈥檚 cryptogamic career, Lejeunia, 198, 1鈥�40.

Darragh, T.A. (2017). Hermann Beckler: contributions on Australia made in Germany, Historical records of Australian science, 28, 140鈥�145.

Maroske, S. & Darragh, T.A. (2016). F. Mueller, 鈥楾he Murray-scrub, sketched botanically鈥�, 1850: a Humboldtian description of mallee vegetation. Historical records of Australian science, 27, 41鈥�46.

Wood, B. & Darragh, T.A. (2016). In his own words: Dr Hermann Beckler鈥檚 writings about his journeys between the Darling River and Bulloo, 1860鈥�1, Historical records of Australian science, 27, 28鈥�30. http://dx.doi.org/10.1071/HR16012

Home, R.W. (2015). A distant authority: Ferdinand von Mueller, the communication of ideas, and the colonial search for international standing in science, Louis Green Lecture, Ancora Press, Monash University, Melbourne.

Lucas, A.M (2017). A nineteenth century exploration of phytochemistry in botanical systematics: Joseph Henry Maiden and Eucalyptus kinos, Historical Records of Australian Science, 28, 18鈥�25.

Home, R.W. (2017). A tale of two honours: unpacking some of Ferdinand von Mueller鈥檚 awards鈥�, Heraldry in Australia, 76, 3鈥�17. Formerly Heraldry news.

Maroske, S., Robin, L. & McCarthy, G. (2017). Building the history of Australian science: five projects of Professor R. W. Home (1980鈥損resent), Historical records of Australian science, 28(1), 1鈥�11.

Dowe, J.L. & Maroske, S. (2016). 鈥楾hese princely plants鈥�: Ferdinand Mueller and the naming of Australasian palms, Historical records of Australian science, 27(1), 13鈥�27.

Darragh, T.A. & Lucas, A.M. (2015). Two states of fascicle 1 of Mueller鈥檚 Fragmenta phytographiae australiae, Archives of natural history, 42, 301鈥�307.

Home, R.W. (2015). Ferdinand Mueller and the Royal Society of Victoria, Proceedings of the Royal Society of Victoria, 127, 105鈥�109.

Maroske, S. & Dowe, J. (2015). German farm gardens in colonial South Australia, Australian garden history, 26(4), 13鈥�16.

Lucas, A.M. (2014). The difficult provenance of Ferdinand von Mueller鈥檚 zoological specimens, Archives of natural history, 41, 294鈥�308.

Maroske, S. (2014). 鈥楢 taste for botanic science鈥�: Ferdinand Mueller鈥檚 female plant collectors and the history of Australian botany鈥�, Muelleria, 31, 72鈥�91. /science/journal/muelleria-32/

Maroske, S. & Vaughan, A. (2014). Ferdinand Mueller鈥檚 female plant collectors: a biographical register, Muelleria, 32, 92鈥�172.

Home, R.W. (2014). Ferdinand Mueller鈥檚 Alpine Itinerary, Historical records of Australian science, 25, 1鈥�17.

Lucas, A.M. & Lucas, P.J. (2014). Natural history 鈥榗ollectors鈥�: exploring the ambiguities, Archives of natural history, 41, 63鈥�74.

Lucas, A.M. (2013). James Rennie in Australia, 1840鈥�1867, Archives of natural history, 40: 320鈥�323.

Lucas, A.M. (2013). Zoological eponyms honouring the botanist, Ferdinand von Mueller, Archives of natural history, 40, 263鈥�269.

Lucas, A.M. (2013). Specimens and the currency of honour: the museum trade of Ferdinand von Mueller, Historical records of Australian science, 24, 15鈥�39.

Gascoigne, J. & Maroske, S. (2013). 鈥楽cience and technology鈥�, in A. Bashford & S. McIntyre (eds) The Cambridge history of Australia, vol. 1: Indigenous and colonial Australia, CUP, pp. 438鈥�461.

Darragh, T.A. (2012). 鈥樷�淭he desert shall rejoice and bloom鈥�: botanical prints in colonial Australia鈥�, in Art Gallery of Ballarat (ed.), Capturing flora: 300 years of Australian botanical art, Ballarat, pp. 137鈥�175 (notes pp 276鈥�279).

Maroske, S. (2012). Australian and Indian plants: making connexions in nineteenth century botany, Historical records of Australian science, 23(2), 107鈥�119.

Home, R.W. (2012). La Trobe鈥檚 鈥楬onest looking German鈥�: Ferdinand Mueller and the botanical exploration of gold-rush Victoria, La Trobeana, 11(3), 9鈥�16.

Maroske, S. (2011). 鈥楨ugene von Gu茅rard and rainforests鈥� in R. Pullin (ed.) Eugene von Gu茅rard: nature revealed, National Gallery of Victoria, Melbourne, pp. 156鈥�157.

Lucas, A.M. (2010). Early copies of the first edition of Origin of species in Australia, Archives of natural history, 37, 346鈥�348.

Lucas, A.M. (2010). Ferdinand von Mueller鈥檚 interactions with Charles Darwin and his response to Darwinism, Archives of natural history, 37, 102鈥�130.

Home, R.W. (2008). Mueller, Ferdinand Jakob Heinrich von, in New dictionary of scientific biography, 5, pp. 204鈥�209, Thomson Gale, Detroit.

Lucas, A.M. (2008). Disposing of John Lindley's library and herbarium: the offer to Australia, Archives of natural history, 35(1), 15鈥�70.

Lucas, A.M. ( 2007). Mixing private and public: or, did the State pay twice for specimens in Herbarium Hookerianum?, Archives of natural history, 34(2), 357鈥�359.

Maroske, S. (2007). Educational exsiccatae: Ferdinand von Mueller's botanical lessons in colonial Victoria, Re-Collections, 2, 37鈥�47.

Home, R.W., Lucas, A. M., Maroske, S., Sinkora, D. M., Voigt, J. H. & Wells, M. (eds) (2006). Regardfully yours: selected correspondence of Ferdinand von Mueller, 3: 1876鈥�1896, Peter Lang, Bern.

Home, R.W. (2006). Ferdinand von Mueller, botanist of honour, Australian heritage, winter, 66鈥�71.

Lucas, A.M., Maroske, S. & Brown-May, A. (2006). Bringing science to the public: Ferdinand von Mueller and botanical education in Victorian Victoria, Annals of science, 63, 25鈥�57.

Cohn, H.M. (2005). The close union between the Herbarium and the Naturalists, Victorian naturalist, 122, 282鈥�289.

Home, R.W. (2005).. 鈥楽cience鈥�, in Brown-May, A. & Swain, S. (eds) The encyclopedia of Melbourne, CUP, Cambridge.

Maroske, S. (2006) Ferdinand Mueller and the shape of nature: nineteenth鈥慶entury systems of plant classification, Historical records of Australian science, 17, 147鈥�168.

Maroske, S. (2005). 鈥楴ational Herbarium of Victoria鈥�, in Brown-May, A. & Swain, S. (eds) The encyclopedia of Melbourne, CUP, Cambridge.

Maroske, S. (2005). 鈥楻oyal Botanic 糖心影视鈥�, in Brown-May, A. & Swain, S. (eds) The encyclopedia of Melbourne, CUP, Cambridge.

Maroske, S. (2005). 鈥楽cience by correspondence: Ferdinand Mueller and botany in nineteenth century Australia鈥�, unpublished Doctor of Philosophy thesis, Department of History and Philosophy of Science, University of Melbourne.

Cohn, H.M. (2005). Watch Dog over the Herbarium: Alfred Ewart, Victorian Government Botanist 1906鈥�1921, Historical Records of Australian Science, 16, 139鈥�167.

Lucas, A.M. (2004). 鈥楩erdinand Jacob Heinrich Mueller (1825鈥�1896)鈥�, in H. C. G. Mathew and B. Harrison (eds) Oxford dictionary of national biography, 39, pp. 642鈥�644, OUP.

Darragh, T.A. (2004). Ferdinand Mueller and Charles La Trobe, La Trobean, 2(2), 1鈥�5.

Maroske, S. (2004). Sophie Ducker鈥檚 contribution to the history of botany, Australian Systematic Botany Society newsletter, 120, 20鈥�21.

Maroske, S. & May, T.W. (2004). 鈥樷�橳he publications of Sophie C. Ducker, Australian Systematic Botany Society newsletter, 120, 22鈥�25.

Darragh, T.A. (2003). Bishop Goold and Ferdinand von Mueller: a 30 year acquaintance, Footprints: journal of the Melbourne Diocesan Historical Commission, 20, 3鈥�9.

Wilhelmi, C. (2003) 鈥楳y journeys in South Australia: lecture by Carl Wilhelmi 14 September 1857鈥�, trans. & intro. T.A. Darragh, Journal of Friends of Lutheran Archives, 13, 5鈥�24.

Cohn, H.M., Thurlow, J.R. & Wellkamp, A. (2003). Nature鈥檚 art revealed: 150 years of botanical art at the National Herbarium of Victoria 1853鈥�2003, Royal Botanic 糖心影视 Melbourne, Melbourne. [exhibition catalogue]

Cohn, H.M. (2003). 150 years: the National Herbarium of Victoria, 1853鈥�2003, Muelleria, 17, 3鈥�14.

Lucas, A.M. (2003). Assistance at a distance: George Bentham, Ferdinand von Mueller and the production of Flora australiensis, Archives of natural history, 30, 255鈥�281.

Home, R.W., Lucas, A.M., Maroske, S., Sinkora, D.M. & Voigt, J.H. (eds) (2002). Regardfully yours: selected correspondence of Ferdinand von Mueller, 2: 1860鈥�1875, Peter Lang, Bern.

Maroske, S. (2002). 鈥楰empe, (Friedrich Adolf) Herman(n) (1844鈥�1928)鈥�, in R. Aitken & M. Looker (eds) The Oxford companion to Australian gardens, OUP, South Melbourne.

Maroske, S. (2002). 鈥楳ueller, Ferdinand Jakob Heinrich von (1825鈥�1896)鈥�, in R. Aitken & M. Looker (eds) The Oxford companion to Australian gardens, OUP, South Melbourne.

Maroske, S. (2002). 鈥楰richauff, Friedrich Eduard Heinrich Wulf (1824鈥�1904)鈥�, in R. Aitken & M. Looker (eds) The Oxford companion to Australian gardens, OUP, South Melbourne.

Voigt, J.H. (2001). 鈥樷�淥n Virgin Soil鈥�: Freiherr Ferdinand von Mueller in Australia: a European scientist's search for identity鈥�, in J. Docker & G. Fischer (eds) Adventures of identity: European multicultural experiences and perspectives, Stauffenburg Verlag, Tubingen.

Darragh, T.A. (2001). Ferdinand Hochstetter鈥檚 notes of a visit to Australia and a tour of the Victorian goldfields in 1859, Historical records of Australian science, 13(4), 383鈥�437.

Maroske, S. (2001). The fate of the Cranbourne meteorites, Victorian Naturalist, 118, 305鈥�308.

Beckler, H. (2000). (J.H. Voigt ed.) Entdeckungen in Australien: Briefe und Aufzeichnungen eines Deutschen 1855鈥�1862, Stuttgart.

Home, R.W. (2000). 鈥楨migrants or scientific travellers?: Ferdinand Mueller and Georg Neumayer between Germany and Australia鈥�, in E. I. Mitchell (ed.) Baron von Mueller鈥檚 German Melbourne, Plenty Valley papers, 3, pp. 11鈥�19.

Maroske, S. (2000). 鈥楪ermans at the Melbourne Botanic Garden and Herbarium, 1853鈥�96鈥�, in E. I. Mitchell (ed.) Baron von Mueller鈥檚 German Melbourne, Plenty Valley papers, 3, pp. 24鈥�34.

Cohn, H.M. (1999). Drawn from nature: art and illustration in the natural sciences, Botanic magazine, 8, 61鈥�62.

Gillbank, L. & Maroske, S. (1998). Fourteen plants and a fungus: Ferdinand Mueller's taxonomic imprint on the flora of the Buffalo Range, Victorian Naturalist, 115, 188鈥�191.

Lucas, A.M. (1998). Review of 鈥楾he scientific savant in 19th-century Australia鈥�, Isis, 89 (3), 555鈥�556.

Home, R.W., Lucas, A.M., Maroske, S., Sinkora, D.M. & Voigt, J.H. (eds) (1998). Regardfully yours: selected correspondence of Ferdinand von Mueller, 1: 1840鈥�1859, Peter Lang, Bern.

Home, R.W. (1998). A botanist for a continent: Ferdinand von Mueller (1825鈥�96), Endeavour 22, 72鈥�75.

Home, R.W. (1998). Humboldtian imagery and the 鈥楬umboldt of Australia鈥�, Pacific science, 52, 294鈥�300.

Home, R.W. (1997). Ferdinand Mueller: migration and the sense of self, Historical records of Australian science, 11, 311鈥�323.

Home, R.W. & Maroske, S. (1997). Ferdinand von Mueller and the French consuls, Explorations, 18, 3鈥�50.

Maroske, S. (1997). The private life of a public figure: Baron Ferdinand von Mueller, 1825鈥�1896, Historical records of Australian science, 11, 335鈥�343.

Maroske, S. (1997). Memories of Mueller, Botanical Magazine, 7, 8鈥�13.

Voigt, J.H. (1996). Die Erforschung Australiens: der Briefwechsel zwischen August Petermann und Ferdinand von Mueller 1861鈥�1878, Justus Perthes Verlag, Gotha.

Archer, B. & Maroske, S. (1996). Sarah Theresa Brooks: plant collector for Ferdinand Mueller, Victorian Naturalist, 113, 188鈥�194.

Cohn, H.M. (1996). Botanical researches in intertropical Australia: Ferdinand Mueller and the North Australian Exploring Expedition, Victorian Naturalist, 113, 163鈥�168.

Cohn, H.M. & Maroske, S. (1996). Relief from duties of minor importance: the removal of Baron von Mueller from the directorship of the Melbourne Botanic 糖心影视, Victorian Historical Magazine, 67, 103鈥�127.

Cohn, H.M. & Maroske, S. (1996). Royal Botanic 糖心影视, Melbourne: a select annotated bibliography, Victorian Historical Magazine, 67, 167鈥�174.

Darragh, T.A. (1996). Mueller and personal names in zoology and palaeontology. Victorian Naturalist, 113, 195鈥�197.

Heathcote, J. & Maroske, S. (1996). Drifting sands and Marram Grass on the south-west coast of Victoria in the last century, Victorian Naturalist, 113, 10鈥�15.

May, T.W. & Maroske, S. (1996). Ferdinand von Mueller, exhibitioner extraordinaire, Victorian Naturalist, 113, 143鈥�145.

Voigt, J.H. (1996). Ferdinand von Mueller und Wurttemberg, Beitrage zur Landeskunde, 5, 8鈥�13.

Voigt, J.H. & Sinkora, D. M. (1996). Ferdinand (von) Mueller in Schleswig-Holstein, or: the making of a scientist and of a migrant, Historical records of Australian science, 11, 13鈥�33.

Gillbank, L. & Maroske, S. (1996). 鈥楤ehind the botany of the Horn Expedition: Ferdinand Mueller鈥檚 documentation of the larapintine flora鈥�, in S. R. Morton & D. J. Mulvaney (eds) Exploring central Australia: society, the environment and the 1894 Horn Expedition, Surrey Beatty & Sons, Chipping Norton, NSW, pp. 209鈥�224.

Lucas, A.M. (1995). Letters, shipwrecks and taxonomic confusion: establishing a reputation from Australia, Historical records of Australian science, 10, 207鈥�221.

Maroske, S. (1995). Ferdinand Mueller anniversary, Muelleria, 8, 395鈥�398.

Maroske, S. (1995). Mueller's educational collection of plants, Botanic Magazine, 6, 35.

May, T.W., Maroske, S. & Sinkora, D.M. (1995). The mycologist, the Baron, the fungi hunters and the mystery artist, Botanic Magazine, 6, 36鈥�39.

Maroske, S. (1995). 鈥楻egardfully yours Ferd. Von Mueller鈥�, in T. Sherratt, L. Jooste & R. Clayton (eds) Recovering science: strategies and models for the past, present and future, proceedings of a conference held at the University of Melbourne, October 1992, Australian Science Archives Project, Canberra, pp. 35鈥�38.

Cohn, H.M. (1995). 鈥楢ustralian plants, the garden and botany in the nineteenth century periodical鈥�, Naturae, 5, Centre for Bibliographical and Textual Studies, Monash University, Clayton.

Maroske, S. (1995). Ferdinand Mueller anniversary, Muelleria, 8(3), 395鈥�398.

Brown-May, A & Maroske, S. (1994). Breaking into the quietude: re-reading the personal life of von Mueller, Public History Review, 3, 36鈥�63.

Lucas, A.M., Lucas, P.J., Darragh, T.A., & Maroske, S. (1994). Colonial pride and Metropolitan expectations: the British Museum and Melbourne's meteorites, British Journal for the history of science, 27, 65鈥�87.

Maroske, S. & Gilfedder, F. (1994). Breaking the silence: the aviary in the Melbourne Botanic Garden and the acclimatisation of song birds, 1857鈥�61, Australian garden history, September/October, 7鈥�11, 15.

Home, R.W. (1994). Science as a German export to nineteenth-century Australia, Sir Robert Menzies Centre for Australian Studies, Institute for Commonwealth Studies, working papers in Australian studies, 104.

Willis, J.H. & Cohn, H.M. (1993). 鈥楤otanical exploration of Victoria鈥� in D. B. Foreman and N. G. Walsh (eds) Flora of Victoria, 1, 61鈥�78.

Maroske, S. & Brown-May, A. (1993). Horticultural embellishments: public conferment from the Melbourne Botanic Garden, 1870, Australian garden history, 4(4), 8鈥�14.

Maroske, S. (1993). 鈥樷�淭he whole great continent as a present鈥�: nineteenth-century Australian women workers in science鈥�, in F. Kelley (ed.) On the edge of discovery: Australian women in science, Text Publishing, Melbourne, pp. 13鈥�34.

Maroske, S. (1993). Ferdinand von Mueller objectified, Botanic magazine, 5, 21鈥�22.

Home, R.W., Maroske, S., Lucas, AM. & Lucas. P.J. (1992). Why explore Antarctica?: Australian discussions in the 1880s, Australian journal of politics and history, 38, 386鈥�413.

Maroske, S. (1992). The queen of aquatics: Victoria amazonica, Australian garden history, 3(5), 3鈥�6.

Maroske, S. & Cohn, H.M. (1992). 鈥楽uch ingenious birds鈥�: Ferdinand Mueller and William Swainson in Victoria, Muelleria, 7, 529鈥�553.

Cohn, H.M. (1991). 鈥樷�淥ur botanical heritage鈥� exhibition鈥�, Botanic magazine, 4, 39鈥�40.

Maroske, S. (1991). Planting the Melbourne General Cemetery: the contribution of Ferdinand von Mueller, Australian garden history, 2(5), 3鈥�7.

Maroske, S., Sinkora, D.M. & Cohn, H.M. (1991). Ferdinand von Mueller's library, Botanic magazine, 4, 17鈥�23.

Maroske, S. (1990). At Ferdinand von Mueller鈥檚 house, December 1894, Australian garden history, March/April, 1.

Cohn, H.M. (1990). 鈥楽ome foundations of science in Victoria in the decade after separation鈥�, unpublished Master of Arts thesis, Department of History, University of Melbourne.

Lucas, A.M. (1989). Retrieving biology鈥檚 past: the Mueller Correspondence Project, Biologist, 36, 126鈥�128.

Cohn, H.M. (1989). Ferdinand Mueller, government botanist: the role of William Hooker in his appointment, Muelleria, 7, 99鈥�102.

Lucas, A.M. (1988). Baron von Mueller: protege turned patron, in R. W. Home (ed.) Australian science in the making, pp. 132鈥�152, Cambridge University Press, Cambridge.

Womersley, H.B.S. & Sinkora, D.M. (1987). Mueller Correspondence, ASBS newsletter, 52, 11鈥�13.

Womersley, H.B.S. & Sinkora, D.M. (1987). Ferdinand Mueller鈥檚 earliest Australian plant collections, Australian Systematic Botany Society Newsletter, 52, 11鈥�13.

Muir, T.B. & Sinkora, D.M. (1976). The correct citation for Typhonium liliifolium, Muelleria, 3(3), 208.

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Book chapters

Maroske, S.听(2011). Eugene von Gu茅rard and rainforests. In Ruth Pullin, ed.,听Eugene von听Gu茅rard:Nature Revealed听(Melbourne, National Gallery of Victoria), pp. 156-57.

Home, R.W.听(2008). Mueller, Ferdinand Jakob Heinrich von. In听New dictionary of scientific biography, vol. 5, pp. 204鈥�209. Thomson Gale, Detroit & London.

Home, R.W.听(2005). Science. In A. Brown-May and S. Swain (eds).听The encyclopedia of Melbourne, pp. 640鈥�645. Cambridge University Press, Cambridge.

Lucas, A.M. (2004) Ferdinand Jacob Heinrich Mueller (1825-1896). In H.C.G. Matthew and Brian Harrison (Eds. )听Oxford Dictionary of National听Biography, Volume 39, p. 642-644, (OUP), 2004.

Voigt, J. H. (2001) "On Virgin Soil": Freiherr Ferdinand von Mueller in Australia. A European Scientist's Search for Identity. In John Docker and Gerhard Fischer (eds. ) Adventures of Identity: European Multicultural Experiences and Perspectives. Tubingen: Stauffenburg Verlag.

Home, R.W.听(2000). Emigrants or scientific travellers?: Ferdinand Mueller and Georg Neumayer between Germany and Australia. In E.I. Mitchell (ed.),听Baron von Mueller's German Melbourne, pp. 11鈥�19. La Trobe University, Bundoora (Plenty Valley papers,听3).

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Home, R.W., Lucas, A.M.,听Maroske, S., Sinkora, D.M., Voigt, J.H. and听Wells, M.听(eds) (2006).听Regardfully yours: selected correspondence of Ferdinand von Mueller, vol.听3: 1876鈥�1896.听Peter Lang, Bern.

Home, R.W., Lucas, A.M.,听Maroske, S., Sinkora, D.M. and Voigt, J.H. (eds) (2002).听Regardfully yours: selected correspondence of Ferdinand von Mueller, vol. 2: 1860鈥�1875.听Peter Lang, Bern.

Home, R.W., Lucas, A.M.,听Maroske, S., Sinkora, D.M. and Voigt, J.H. (eds) (1998).听Regardfully yours: selected correspondence of Ferdinand von Mueller, vol. 1: 1840鈥�1859.听Peter Lang, Bern.

Voigt, J.H. (1996).听Die Erforschung Australiens: der Briefwechsel zwischen August Petermann und Ferdinand von Mueller 1861鈥�1878. Justus Perthes Verlag, Gotha.