In this issue, the Iowa Academy of Science honors three of our colleagues who passed away in 2000. Duane Isely, Larry Eilers, and George Knaphus shared many of the same interests. All three were botanists, although George\u27s research on fungi and heterotrophic protistans relegated him to the botany departments only by default. However, more importantly, all three were teachers. I believe that one of the lessons that they would have taught was the need to carefully document present patterns if we are to understand the future. However, many biologists poorly support this concept today
Bessey was a multidirectioned innovator and evangelist of botanical education, conservation, and sci...
The role of taxonomists- in the total social structure as well as the academic subculture- is eviden...
^ 1942] Kern: Joseph Charles Arthur 835 tested. The modern era of botanical teaching and research wa...
In this issue, the Iowa Academy of Science honors three of our colleagues who passed away in 2000. D...
Larry came to botany along an unusual route. His first college degree was in engineering. After a st...
Two charter members of the Academy, Dr. Samuel Calvin and Professor J. E. Todd, were primarily geolo...
It is a well-known saying that first brains should come, then books, then bricks. As for Malesian bo...
The number of botany students, botany classes, botany departments in universities and botanists atte...
AbstractThe number of botany students, botany classes, botany departments in universities and botani...
This issue of the Proceedings is dedicated to Professor John D. Dodd on the occasion of his 65th bir...
To tell of Botany in Iowa for twenty-five years, even as presented in the work of members of this Ac...
George Knaphus, 75, died Saturday, 20 May 2000, after a two year battle with lymphoma. He was born a...
Commemorating Six Decades of the Modern Era in Botanical Science. I.E. Melhus pages 221-224 Teaching...
In 1980, Iowa\u27s biologists and ecologists gathered at the 92nd annual meeting of the Iowa Academy...
Organized in 1887 with a group of a dozen or so members the Iowa Academy of Science, Incorporated, h...
Bessey was a multidirectioned innovator and evangelist of botanical education, conservation, and sci...
The role of taxonomists- in the total social structure as well as the academic subculture- is eviden...
^ 1942] Kern: Joseph Charles Arthur 835 tested. The modern era of botanical teaching and research wa...
In this issue, the Iowa Academy of Science honors three of our colleagues who passed away in 2000. D...
Larry came to botany along an unusual route. His first college degree was in engineering. After a st...
Two charter members of the Academy, Dr. Samuel Calvin and Professor J. E. Todd, were primarily geolo...
It is a well-known saying that first brains should come, then books, then bricks. As for Malesian bo...
The number of botany students, botany classes, botany departments in universities and botanists atte...
AbstractThe number of botany students, botany classes, botany departments in universities and botani...
This issue of the Proceedings is dedicated to Professor John D. Dodd on the occasion of his 65th bir...
To tell of Botany in Iowa for twenty-five years, even as presented in the work of members of this Ac...
George Knaphus, 75, died Saturday, 20 May 2000, after a two year battle with lymphoma. He was born a...
Commemorating Six Decades of the Modern Era in Botanical Science. I.E. Melhus pages 221-224 Teaching...
In 1980, Iowa\u27s biologists and ecologists gathered at the 92nd annual meeting of the Iowa Academy...
Organized in 1887 with a group of a dozen or so members the Iowa Academy of Science, Incorporated, h...
Bessey was a multidirectioned innovator and evangelist of botanical education, conservation, and sci...
The role of taxonomists- in the total social structure as well as the academic subculture- is eviden...
^ 1942] Kern: Joseph Charles Arthur 835 tested. The modern era of botanical teaching and research wa...