Margaret Plues

Margaret Mary Plues (ca. 1840 – 1903) was a British botanist and writer known primarily for her popularizing botanical books, especially those on the ferns and grasses of Great Britain. She also wrote under the pseudonym Skelton Yorke. (1863, with Edward Wood) Rambles in Search of Flowerless Plants (1864) British Ferns: An Introduction to the Ferns, Lycopods, and Equiseta Indigenous to the British Isles (1866) A Selection of Eatable Funguses of Great Britain (1866) British Grasses: An Introduction to the Study of the Gramineae of Great Britain and Ireland (1867) Jessie's Holiday; or, Six Months at Throstle's Nest (1879)

As Skelton Yorke Hilda, or the Old Seat of Council (1868) Aunt Margaret's Little Neighbours; or, Chats About the Rosary (1872; story collection) Noel; or, It Was to Be (1865, with Robert Baker)