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Azalea Society of America
... from seed and may be faithfully reproduced only from cuttings, which are clones of the mother plant. Azaleas have been hybridized for hundreds of years. Over 10,000 different cultivars, or cultivated varieties ... 1-1962" is really "2-1-62". kehr Dr August E Kehr was a much-published plant researcher with sterling credentials. After teaching at Louisiana State University and Iowa State University, he ...
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Department of Plant Biology - News
... by a centralized organelle that both creates new polymers and hangs onto their ends. In plant cells, most microtubules are arranged quite differently. Instead of having their ends being gathered in ... figure out how these cortical arrays are created and become organized", remarked researcher David Ehrhardt of the Department of Plant Biology of the Carnegie Institution in Palo Alto, California. "Now by ...
carnegiedpb.stanford.edu

16- Ornamental Plant Disease:
... Lab.: | 3- Central Lab.: | 4- Disease Forecast Unit: | 5- Cell Manipulation Lab.: | 6- Colonal Lab.: 16- Ornamental Plant Disease: Head of the Section: Prof. Dr. Arafa Abdel Glil Helal Section members: Section Staff No. Chief Researcher (Professor Doctor) 2 Senior Researcher 0 Researcher 7 Researcher Assistant (Lecture Assistant) 4 Assistant Researcher 0 Agriculturists and Technicians 4 Some ...
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APSnet Feature - Pioneering Women in Plant Pathology, Part I: Effie A. Southworth, First Woman Plant Pathologist Hired at USDA
... early 20th century (8,9,10). Southworth holds the distinction of being the first woman researcher hired at the USDA (Fig. 3). Fig. 2. Botany classroom, Iowa State University. Courtesy of ... Boston. 3. Campbell, C. L., Peterson, P., and Griffith, C. 1999. The formative years of plant pathology. APS Press, American Phytopathological Society, St. Paul, MN. 4. Carnegie Institute of Washington Yearbooks ...
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Institute of Plant Physiology > Departments > Photosynthesis
... Researcher 2642 Snezhana Petkova, Researcher 2688 Yordanka Grudeva, Researcher 2633 Stefka Tasheva, Researcher 3625 Neli Stoyanova, Technician 2633 Selected Publications Maslenkova, L., Yu. Zanev, L. Popova (1990) - Oxygen-evolving activity of thylakoids from barley chloroplasts cultivated on different concentrations of jasmonic acid. Plant Physiology, 93: 1316-1321. Maslenkova, L., T. Miteva, L. ...
www.bio21.bas.bg

Institute of Plant Physiology > Departments > Algology
... Professor, PhD 2196 Rayna Andreeva, Researcher 3744 Nataliya Ivanova, Researcher 2189 Mariana Sholeva, Researcher 2118 Margarita Stoyanova, Researcher 3745 Yuliana Ivanova, Researcher 2118 Valentina Serafimova, Researcher 2118 Tatyana Stamboliyska, Researcher 2182 Ivan Iliev, PhD Student 2109 Bozhura Velichkova, Technician 2189 Selected Publications Benderliev, K., N. Ivanova, P. Pilarski (2005) ...
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Plant Biology & Sciences at the UW Madison
... the links below for further information about a specific topic, department, or faculty member. If you are interested in research with a particular department or researcher, please contact them directly. Faculty doing plant biology & plant sciences research (organized by department and by subject) Programs and Resources with a focus in plant biology & plant sciences Courses of study in plant ...
www.botany.wisc.edu

WVU - Plant & Soil Science
... Phytopathological Society American Society for Microbiology Gamma Sigma Delta Phytochemical Society of North America Awards Outstanding Researcher, Davis College of Agriculture , Forestry & Consumer Science, 2004 Junior Faculty Award of Merit, Gamma Sigma Delta, 1997 Outstanding Researcher, College of Agriculture & Forestry, 1996-97 Outstanding Teacher, Division of Plant & Soil Sciences, 1996-97
www.caf.wvu.edu

CPC Plant Profile - National Collection of Endangered Plants
... protected by The Nature Conservancy, and some work is being done to remove invasive species. Plant Description: Aeschynomene virginica is a robust, annual herb in the pea family that grows up ... control of northern jointvetch (Aeschynomene virginica) in rice (Oryza sativa) and soybeans (Glycine max)--a researcher's view.. Weed Science. 34 supplement: 17-23. USFWS. 1991. Proposal to list the sensitive ...
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CPC Plant Profile - National Collection of Endangered Plants
... in late June. A few fruits dehisce (break open) in late July while still on the plant, but most seeds are dispersed in September after fruits have fallen (Sheehan and Kaye 1986 in ... and wallowing was one speculative explanation. Low snowpack and summer drought was favored by the researcher as the most likely cause (Kaye 1989). Transition matrix modeling projected that populations would continue to ...
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