Here's a rundown of some of his important works:
* "An Introduction to the Study of Seaweeds" (1909): This is considered a cornerstone work in the field of phycology (the study of algae). It served as a foundational text for many years, providing a detailed and comprehensive introduction to the world of seaweeds.
* "The Sea: Its History, Wonders, and Work" (1913): Murray contributed a chapter on "The Plant Life of the Sea" in this collaborative book. It's a great resource for anyone interested in the diverse flora and fauna of the ocean.
* "The Botany of the Voyage of the Challenger" (1880-1900): Murray was a major contributor to this massive, multi-volume scientific work that documented the findings of the famous HMS Challenger expedition, which explored the world's oceans in the late 19th century. His contributions focused on the study of algae collected during the expedition.
He also wrote numerous research papers and articles on algae, contributing significantly to our understanding of these important organisms.
You can find more information about George Robert Milne Murray and his works in online databases such as:
* The Biodiversity Heritage Library: This library provides access to a vast collection of digitized books and journals, including many of Murray's works.
* JSTOR: Another important resource for scholarly literature, with many of Murray's publications available online.
I hope this helps! Let me know if you'd like to explore any of these works further.