A Table of Results, from a Course of Observations Made on the Heat of the Atmosphere, by Fahrenheit's Thermometer, in the Years 1786, 1787, 1788, 1789, 1790, 1791, and 1792, at Salem, in Massachusetts

History of Ecological Sciences, Part 63: Biosphere Ecology

“…Although not in chronological order, one Thoreau scholar wrote an essay that amounts to a history of phenology from Jefferson to Thoreau (Stoller ). Stoller omitted the 75‐year meteorological records kept by Salem, Massachusetts, resident Edward A. Holyoke (), which was only a record of temperatures, and so not phenological.…”

“…Stoller omitted the 75-year meteorological records kept by Salem, Massachusetts, resident Edward A. Holyoke (1793), which was only a record of temperatures, and so not phenological.…”