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- 1 2 E. Nelson, H. Fischer: Die Orchideen Deutschlands und der angrenzenden Gebiete. 1931.
- 1 2 E. Nelson: Gesetzmässigkeiten der Gestaltwandlung im Blütenbereich. Ihre Bedeutung für das Problem der Evolution. Verlag E. Nelson, Chernex-Montreux 1954.
- 1 2 E. Nelson: Gestaltwandel und Artbildung erörtert am Beispiel der Orchideen Europas und der Mittelmeerländer, insbesondere der Gattung Ophrys. Mit einer Monographie und Ikonographie der Gattung Ophrys. Verlag E. Nelson, Chernex-Montreux 1962.
- 1 2 E. Nelson: Monographie und Ikonographie der Orchidaceen-Gattungen Serapias, Aceras, Loroglossum, Barlia. Verlag E. Nelson, Chernex-Montreux 1968.
- 1 2 E. Nelson: Monographie und Ikonographie der Orchidaceen-Gattung Dactylorhiza. Zürich 1976.
- ↑ G. Wagner: Erich N. (1897–1980). In: Mitt. der naturforschenden Ges. in Bern. NF 59, 2002, S. 165–173.
- 1 2 E. Nelson, P. Peisl: Erich Nelson – Persönlichkeit und Lebenswerk aus heutiger wissenschaftlicher Sicht, mit Publikation seines Bildwerks der Gattung Orchis. Stiftung Erich Nelson, Zürich 2001.
