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According to Wikipedia, George Ledyard Stebbins Jr. was an American botanist and geneticist who is widely regarded as one of the leading evolutionary biologists of the 20th century. Stebbins received his Ph.D. in botany from Harvard University in 1931. He went on to the University of California, Berkeley, where his work with E. B. Babcock on the genetic evolution of plant species, and his association with a group of evolutionary biologists known as the Bay Area Biosystematists, led him to develop a comprehensive synthesis of plant evolution incorporating genetics.

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Variation and Evolution in Plants (1951) (3382)
Chromosomal evolution in higher plants (1971) (2773)
Flowering Plants: Evolution Above the Species Level (1975) (1469)
Self Fertilization and Population Variability in the Higher Plants (1957) (1195)
Adaptive Radiation of Reproductive Characteristics in Angiosperms, I: Pollination Mechanisms (1970) (998)
Isozymes in Plant Biology (1989) (722)
Selection for colonizing abilitty. (1965) (603)
Modes of Speciation (1978) (602)
HYBRIDIZATION AS AN EVOLUTIONARY STIMULUS (1954) (550)
Endemism and Speciation in the California Flora (1965) (410)
The inviability, weakness, and sterility of interspecific hybrids. (1958) (393)
Polyploidy, hybridization, and the invasion of new habitats. (1985) (380)
Types of polyploids; their classification and significance. (1947) (379)
COEVOLUTION OF GRASSES AND HERBIVORES (1981) (336)
Chromosomal variation and evolution. (1966) (258)
MORPHOLOGICAL EVIDENCE CONCERNING THE ORIGIN OF THE B GENOME IN WHEAT (1956) (258)
CYTOGENETICS AND EVOLUTION OF THE GRASS FAMILY (1956) (258)
Polyploidy and the distribution of the arctic-alpine flora: new evidence and a new approach (1984) (224)
CYTOLOGICAL CHARACTERISTICS ASSOCIATED WITH THE DIFFERENT GROWTH HABITS IN THE DICOTYLEDONS (1938) (219)
The Major Features of Evolution . George Gaylord Simpson. Columbia Univ. Press, New York, 1953. 434 pp. Illus. $7.50 (1954) (204)
Is a New Evolutionary Synthesis Necessary? (1981) (198)
Flowering Plants. Evolution above the Species Level (1977) (184)
Aridity as a Stimulus to Plant Evolution (1952) (184)
Variation in the organization of the stomatal complex in the leaf epidermis of monocotyledons and its bearing on their phylogeny (1961) (169)
Polyploidy in plants: unsolved problems and prospects. (1979) (167)
Genetic systems associated with colonizing ability in predominantly self-pollinated species. (1965) (167)
Adaptive Radiation of Reproductive Characteristics in Angiosperms, II: Seeds and Seedlings (1971) (165)
Processes of organic evolution (1966) (145)
Establishment, aggression, and cohabitation in weedy species. (1965) (140)
The Significance of Polyploidy in Plant Evolution (1940) (139)
Developmental studies of cell differentiation in the epidermis of monocotyledons: II. Cytological features of stomatal development in the Gramineae (1960) (136)
RARITY OF PLANT SPECIES: A SYNTHETIC VIEWPOINT (1980) (134)
Longevity, habitat. and release of genetic variability in the higher plants. (1958) (129)
NATURAL SELECTION AND THE DIFFERENTIATION OF ANGIOSPERM FAMILIES (1951) (126)
Did Multicellular Plants Invade the Land? (1980) (122)
TAXONOMY AND THE EVOLUTION OF GENERA, WITH SPECIAL REFERENCE TO THE FAMILY GRAMINEAE (1956) (113)
A NEW CLASSIFICATION OF THE TRIBE CICHORIEAE, FAMILY COMPOSITAE (1953) (110)
The basis of progressive evolution (1969) (110)
Developmental studies of cell differentiation in the epidermis of monocotyledons: I. Allium, rhoeo, and commelina (1960) (105)
Why Are There So Many Species of Flowering Plants (1981) (98)
The American species of crepis : their interrelationships and distribution as affected by polyploidy and apomixis (1938) (95)
THE SIGNIFICANCE OF HYBRIDIZATION FOR PLANT TAXONOMY AND EVOLUTION (1969) (92)
A CYTOLOGICAL STUDY OF CALIFORNIA FORAGE GRASSES (1941) (88)
Classification and evolution of alpha-amylase genes in plants. (1992) (83)
ARTIFICIAL AND NATURAL HYBRIDS IN THE GRAMINEAE, TRIBE HORDEAE I. ELYMUS, SITANION, AND AGROPYRON (1946) (77)
genetics of colonizing species, proceedings (1965) (77)
Apomixis in the angiosperms (1941) (76)
The genetics of colonizing species : proceedings of the First International Union of Biological Sciences Symposia on General Biology (1965) (73)
Chromosomes and Phylogeny in Some Genera of the Crepidinae (1937) (72)
Dispersal mechanisms, genetic systems, and colonizing abilities in some flowering plant families. (1965) (70)
The Chromosomes and Relationships of Metasequoia and Sequoia. (1948) (70)
ARTIFICIAL AND NATURAL HYBRIDS IN THE GRAMINEAE, TRIBE HORDEAE. IX. HYBRIDS BETWEEN WESTERN AND EASTERN NORTH AMERICAN SPECIES (1956) (66)
CYTOGENETIC AND EVOLUTIONARY STUDIES IN SECALE. I. SOME NEW DATA ON THE ANCESTRY OF S. CEREALE (1961) (66)
Colonizing species of the native California flora. (1965) (65)
Colonizer species in the wheat group. (1965) (63)
CHANGES IN THE VARIATION PATTERN OF A HYBRID POPULATION OF HELIANTHUS OVER AN EIGHT‐YEAR PERIOD (1961) (61)
Darwin to DNA, molecules to humanity (1982) (60)
Cytology of Antennaria. II. Parthenogenetic Species (1932) (59)
POPULATION VARIABILITY, HYBRIDIZATION, AND ***INTROGRESSION IN SOME SPECIES OF OPHRYS (1956) (59)
ARTIFICIAL AND NATURAL HYBRIDS IN THE GRAMINEAE, TRIBE HORDEAE. V. DIPLOID HYBRIDS OF AGROPYRON (1953) (58)
THE PROBABLE GROWTH HABIT OF THE EARLIEST FLOWERING PLANTS (1965) (55)
The morphogenetic effects of the hooded gene in barley. I. The course of development in hooded and awned genotypes. (1966) (55)
Evidence on Rates of Evolution from the Distribution of Existing and Fossil Plant Species (1947) (53)
Polyploid Complexes in Relation to Ecology and the History of Floras (1942) (53)
Chromosome Numbers, Patterns of Distribution, and Apomixis in Antennaria (Asteraceae: Inuleae) (1987) (52)
DEVELOPMENTAL GENETICS IN BARLEY: A MUTANT FOR STOMATAL DEVELOPMENT (1972) (49)
THE SOLANUM NIGRUM COMPLEX IN PACIFIC NORTH AMERICA (1949) (49)
Variation and Evolution in Plants: Progress During the Past Twenty Years (1970) (47)
CYTOGENETIC EVIDENCE FOR LONG CONTINUED STABILITY IN THE GENUS PLANTAGO (1967) (47)
The Evolution of Darwinism. (1985) (45)
Dioecy Versus Gametophytic Self-Incompatibility: A Test (1984) (44)
HYBRIDIZATION IN A POPULATION OF QUERCUS MARILANDICA AND QUERCUS ILICIFOLIA (1947) (43)
IDENTIFICATION OF THE ANCESTRY OF AN AMPHIPLOID VIOLA WITH THE AID OF PAPER CHROMATOGRAPHY (1963) (43)
Chapter 1 – The Evolution of the Grass Family (1972) (43)
ARTIFICIAL AND NATURAL HYBRIDS IN THE GRAMINEAE, TRIBE HORDEAE. III. HYBRIDS INVOLVING ELYMUS CONDENSATUS AND E. TRITICOIDES (1949) (42)
Artificial and Natural Hybrids in the Gramineae, Tribe Hordeae. VII. Hybrids and Allopolyploids between Elymus Glaucus and Sitanion Spp. (1954) (42)
Artificial and Natural Hybrids in the Gramineae, Tribe Hordeae. VI. Chromosome Pairing in Secale Cereale x Agropyron Intermedium and the Problem of Genome Homologies in the Triticinae. (1953) (42)
Evolutionary Trends in the Inflorescence of Angiosperms (1973) (40)
DISTRIBUTION OF SEXUAL AND APOMICTIC POPULATIONS OF ANTENNARIA PARLINII (1983) (40)
Variation in the breeding system of Pinus radiata. (1965) (38)
THE CYTOGENETICS OF HYBRIDS IN BROMUS. I. HYBRIDS WITHIN THE SECTION CERATOCHLOA (1944) (37)
THE ROLE OF POLYPLOID COMPLEXES IN THE EVOLUTION OF NORTH AMERICAN GRASSLANDS (1975) (37)
ARTIFICIAL AND NATURAL HYBRIDS IN THE GRAMINEAE, TRIBE HORDEAE. II. AGROPYRON, ELYMUS AND HORDEUM (1946) (36)
Erratum: Classification and evolution of α-amylase genes in plants (Proc. Natl. Acad. Sci. USA (August 15, 1992) 89:16 (7526-7530)) (1992) (35)
Evolution of Species Modes of Speciation Michael J. D. White (1978) (35)
Genetic Evolutionary Processes in Crepis (1942) (35)
A Polyhaploid Obtained from a Hybrid Derivative of Sorghum Halepense x S. Vulgare Var. Sudanense. (1952) (34)
COMPARATIVE ASPECTS OF PLANT MORPHOGENESIS: A CELLULAR, MOLECULAR, AND EVOLUTIONARY APPROACH (1992) (34)
Developmental studies of cell differentiation in the epidermis of monocotyledons. III. Interaction of environmental and genetic factors on stomatal differentiation in three genotypes of barley. (1962) (33)
Comparative evolution: latent potentials for anagenetic advance. (1988) (32)
Morphology, distribution, and interrelationships of the diploid subspecies (1959) (31)
Botany and the Synthetic Theory of Evolution (1980) (30)
Sunflowers, weeds, and cultivated plants. (1965) (30)
Recent colonization by herbaceous plants in Canada. (1965) (29)
RELATIONSHIPS BETWEEN ADAPTIVE RADIATION, SPECIATION AND MAJOR EVOLUTIONARY TRENDS (1971) (29)
Chromosomal evolution in the Gramineae (1987) (29)
Flowering Plants: Evolution Above the Species Level. (1977) (29)
The Morphogenetic Effects of the Hooded Gene in Barley II. Cytological and Environmental Factors Affecting Gene Expression. (1969) (29)
PHYLETIC PHENOCOPIES: A USEFUL TECHNIQUE FOR PROBING THE GENETIC AND DEVELOPMENTAL BASIS OF EVOLUTIONARY CHANGE (1986) (29)
Genetics, Development, and Evolution (1986) (28)
CHROMOSOMAL VARIATION IN GUAYULE AND MARIOLA (1944) (28)
The Classification of Flowering Plants (1982) (27)
Cytogenetic Studies in Paeonia I. the Compatibility of the Species and the Appearance of the Hybrids. (1938) (26)
Cytology of Antennaria. I. Normal Species (1932) (26)
In Defense of Evolution: Tautology or Theory? (1977) (26)
PERSPECTIVES IN EVOLUTIONARY THEORY (1982) (26)
A Revised Classification of Antennaria (Asteraceae: Inuleae) of the Eastern United States (1982) (25)
CHROMOSOME NUMBERS OF NORTH AMERICAN SPECIES OF ANTENNARIA GAERTNER (ASTERACEAE: INULEAE) (1981) (25)
Xylem Anatomy of Hibbertia (Dilleniaceae) in Relation to Ecology and Evolution (1978) (24)
MEIOSIS IN SOME SPECIES AND A HYBRID OF PAEONIA (1934) (23)
CHANGED ORIENTATION OF THE MITOTIC SPINDLE OF STOMATAL GUARD CELL DIVISIONS IN HORDEUM VULGARE (1967) (23)
Artificial and natural hybrids in the Gramineae, tribe Hordeae. IV. Two triploid hybrids of Agropyron and Elymus. (1950) (22)
The cytological analysis of species hybrids. II (1945) (22)
Cytogenetic Studies in Paeonia II. the Cytology of the Diploid Species and Hybrids. (1938) (22)
Comparative evolution at the levels of molecules, organisms, and populations (1972) (22)
THE EFFECT OF POLYPLOIDY AND APOMIXIS ON THE EVOLUTION OF SPECIES IN CREPIS (1939) (22)
GENES, CHROMOSOMES, AND EVOLUTION (1959) (21)
Species diversity, ecology and evolution in a primitive Angiosperm genus:Hibbertia (Dilleniaceae) (1976) (21)
ON THE HYBRID ORIGIN OF THE ANGIOSPERMS (1958) (20)
Responses of Two Subspecies of Orchardgrass (Dactylis Glomerata Subsp. Lusitanica and Judaica) to Increasing Soil Moisture Stress (1960) (20)
A brief summary of my ideas on evolution. (1999) (19)
Aposporic development in the North American species of Crepis (1939) (19)
Colonization in Australia by Trifolium subterraneum L. (1965) (18)
Mosaic evolution, mosaic selection and angiosperm phylogeny (1984) (18)
Chromosome, DNA and Plant Evolution* (1976) (17)
Mosaic evolution: An integrating principle for the modern synthesis (1983) (16)
Adaptive Shifts and Evolutionary Novelty: A Compositionist Approach (1974) (14)
Biosystematics: an avenue towards understanding evolution. (1970) (14)
Polymorphism and geographic variation of flower color in chilean populations ofEschscholzia californica (1975) (13)
The synthetic approach to problems of organic evolution. (1959) (13)
International Biological Program. (1963) (13)
A synopsis with keys for the genus Antennaria (Asteraceae: Inuleae: Gnaphaliinae) of North America (1993) (13)
RESEARCH ON THE EVOLUTION OF HIGHER PLANTS: PROBLEMS AND PROSPECTS (1972) (12)
Gene Action, Mitotic Frequency, and Morphogenesis in Higher Plants (1968) (12)
Morphological and cytological evidence for polyphyletic allopolyploidy inArctostaphylos mewukka (Ericaceae) (1992) (12)
The spread of tropical crops. (1965) (12)
The Genus Youngia (1937) (12)
Gene Action and Morphogenesis in Plants (1986) (12)
Chapter VI. Isolation and the Origin of Species (1950) (11)
The cytogenetics of hybrids in Bromus II. Bromus carinatus and Bromus arizonicus (1944) (11)
FOUR BASIC QUESTIONS OF PLANT BIOLOGY (1964) (11)
Structural hybridity inPaeonia californica andP. Brownii (1939) (11)
Comments on the Search for a 'Perfect System' (1969) (11)
Developmental and Biochemical Effects of the Agropyroides Mutation in Barley. (1964) (11)
Contributions to the problem of species colonization from the viewpoint of competition and migration. (1965) (11)
The origin of the complex of Bromus carinatus and its phytogeographic implications (1947) (10)
A revision of some North American species of Calamagrostis (10)
Additional evidence for a holarctic dispersal of flowering plants in the Mesozoic era (1940) (10)
Peroxidase activity in hooded and awned barley at successive stages of development (1969) (10)
Rare species as examples of plant evolution (1979) (9)
Fifty Years of Plant Evolution (1979) (9)
Some Aspects on Variation and Evolution in Plants@@@Variation and Evolution in Plants. (1951) (9)
The Developmental Genetics of the CALCAROIDES Gene in Barley. I. Divergent Expression at the Morphological and Histological Level. (1971) (9)
BUILDING BRIDGES BETWEEN EVOLUTIONARY DISCIPLINES (1974) (8)
THE NORTH COAST BIODIVERSITY ARENA IN CENTRAL CALIFORNIA: A NEW SCENARIO FOR RESEARCH AND TEACHING PROCESSES OF EVOLUTION (1995) (8)
Plant Evolution Through Amphiploidy and Autoploidy (1945) (8)
The evolutionary significance of two synthetic allopolyploid species of Bromus. (1948) (8)
ESSAY ON THE ORIGIN OF ANGIOSPERMS (1958) (8)
Deductions About Transspecific Evolution Through Extrapolation from Processes at the Population and Species Level (1975) (7)
The relation between peroxidase activity and the morphological expression of the hooded gene in barley. (1969) (7)
Classification of Flowering Plants@@@An Integrated System of Classification of Flowering Plants. (1982) (7)
International Horizons in the Life Sciences (1962) (7)
Notes on some Indian species of lactuca (1939) (7)
Adaptive Radiation and the Origin of Form in the Earliest Multinuclear Organisms (1973) (6)
REGULARITIES OF TRANSFORMATION IN THE FLOWER (1957) (6)
Edgar Anderson: Recollections of a Long Friendship (1972) (6)
THE EVOLUTION OF ANIMAL SPECIES (1964) (6)
The origin and success of polyploids in the boreal circumpolar Flora: A new analysis (2006) (6)
Why Should We Conserve Species and Wildlands (1992) (6)
A MORPHOLOGICAL AND HISTOLOGICAL STUDY OF THE TOMATO MUTANT ‘CURL’ (1971) (6)
NOTES ON LACTUCA IN WESTERN NORTH AMERICA (1939) (5)
Population Biology of Plants, by John L. Harper. Academic Press: New York–London–San Francisco: xxiv + 892 pp., 23.5 × 15 × 5 cm, £ 30, 1977. (1978) (5)
The Developmental Genetics of the CALCAROIDES Gene in Barley, II. Peroxidase Activity in Mutant and Normal Plants at Progressive Stages of Development. (1971) (5)
Essays in comparative evolution. The need for evolutionary comparisons (1988) (5)
A cytotaxonomic revision of the fleshy-fruited Galium species of the Californias and southern Oregon (Rubiaceae) (1968) (5)
The Natural History and Evolutionary Future of Mankind (1970) (5)
An Almost Comprehensive Survey of Evolution@@@Evolution. (1977) (5)
THE EVOLUTION OF CULTIVATED PLANTS AND WEEDS (1952) (4)
The Evolution of Design. (1973) (4)
The Human Organism and the World of Life (1941) (4)
Chromosomal rearrangements in Plantago insularisEastw. (2004) (4)
Strategies for preservation of rare plants and animals (1979) (4)
THE FLESHY-FRUITED GALIUM SPECIES OF CALIFORNIA (RUBIACEAE). I. CYTOLOGICAL FINDINGS AND SOME TAXONOMIC CONCLUSIONS (1965) (3)
Push-Button Evolution (1951) (3)
Morphogenesisc vascularization and phylogeny in angiosperms (1973) (3)
Problems of Cytology and Evolution in the Pteridophyta. I. Manton. New York: Cambridge Univ.Press, 1950. 316 pp. $8.50 (1951) (3)
Reality and efficacy of selection in plants. (1949) (3)
COMMENTS ON LITERATURE IN PLANT EVOLUTION (1952) (3)
Role of Isolation in the Differentiation of Plant Species (1945) (3)
The Evolutionary Significance of Biological Templates (1972) (3)
An Albino Mutant in PLANTAGO INSULARIS Requiring Thiamine Pyrophosphate. I: Genetics. (1971) (3)
14. A Glimpse into the Future (1974) (3)
DIFFERENCES IN FREE AMINO ACID CONTENT OF SEEDLINGS OF AWNED AND HOODED BARLEY, AND THEIR ALTERATION BY CHLORAMPHENICOL TREATMENT. (1962) (3)
PLANT PHYLOGENY AND EVOLUTION (1953) (3)
COMMENTS ON THE ORIGIN AND PHYLOGENY OF THE ANGIOSPERMS (1958) (3)
Evolutionary Biology, Volume 11 (1982) (2)
The Evolution of Animal Species@@@Animal Species and Evolution. (1964) (2)
Statements by Scientists in the California Textbook Dispute (1972) (2)
New Look in Soviet Genetics. (1956) (2)
Pitfalls and Guideposts in Comparing Organic and Social Evolution (1965) (2)
Genetics, development, and evolution : 17th Stadler Genetics Symposium (1986) (2)
Nothing Transferred, Nothing Gained: Dioecy and Gametophytic Self-Incompatibility Continued (1994) (2)
EVOLUTION IN THE SOVIET UNION (1950) (2)
ASEXUAL REPRODUCTION IN RELATION TO PLANT EVOLUTION (1949) (2)
New Combinations in Gnaphalium (Asteraceae: Inuleae) (1992) (2)
SPECIATION, EVOLUTIONARY TRENDS, AND DISTRIBUTION PATTERNS IN CREPIS (1949) (2)
The Place of Botany in a Unified Science of Biology (1967) (2)
Speciation, Evolutionary Trends, and Distribution Patterns in Crepis@@@The Genus Crepis. Part I: The Taxonomy, Phylogeny, Distribution, and Evolution of Crepis.@@@The Genus Crepis. Part II: Systematic Treatment. (1949) (2)
A Flora of the Wights Lake Area (1986) (1)
Two Symposiums on Chromosomes. (Book Reviews: Chromosomes Today. Proceedings of a symposium, July 1964; Chromosome Manipulations and Plant Genetics. Contributions to a symposium held during the Tenth International Botanical Congress, August 1964) (1967) (1)
Evolution in the Soviet Union@@@Death of a Science in Russia. (1950) (1)
Thelypteris fragrans (L.) Nieuwl., var. Hookeriana Fernald on the Maine Coast (1930) (1)
1. The Basic Processes of Evolution (1974) (1)
Pollination Mechanisms, Reproduction and Plant Breeding, Monographs on Theoretical and Applied Genetics 2.R. Frankel , E. Galun (1978) (1)
The scientific papers of G. Ledyard Stebbins (1929 - 2000) (2004) (1)
Further Notes on the Hart's Tongue (1935) (1)
Comments on Literature in Plant Evolution@@@The Origin, Variation, and Breeding of Cultivated Plants.@@@Stages in The Evolution of Plant Species. (1952) (1)
THE EXPERIMENTAL APPROACH TO PROBLEMS OF EVOLUTION. (1965) (1)
A new Lewisia (Portulacaceae) from the Sierra Nevada of California (1974) (1)
MODERN EVOLUTIONARY THEORY (1964) (1)
HETEROSIS AND EVOLUTION (1953) (1)
AN ANOMALOUS NEW SPECIES OF LAPSANA FROM CHINA (1938) (1)
Vegetation and Flora of Mount Diablo, California (1944) (1)
Asexual Reproduction in Relation to Plant Evolution@@@Apomixis in the Higher Plants. (1949) (1)
Chapter X. Apomixis in Relation to Variation and Evolution (1950) (1)
Autumnization and Its Genetic Interpretation.Sandor Rajki (1969) (1)
Chapter XII. Evolutionary Trends I: The Karyotype (1950) (1)
Practical Botany. (Book Reviews: Genetic Resources in Plants. Their Exploration and Conservation. A conference, Rome, September 1967) (1971) (1)
A New Approach to Research on Evolution? Beyond Neo-Darwinism: A New Approach to the Evolutionary Paradigm Mae-Wan Ho Peter T. Saunders (1985) (1)
The Human organism and the world of life : a survey in biological science (1938) (1)
2. Evolutionary Processes and the Origin of Higher Categories (1974) (1)
The Evolutiona.-y Signifieanee of Biologieal Templates (1972) (0)
6. Gene Action, Development, and Evolution (1974) (0)
Vignettes on Cosmology, Earth History, and Extinction (1989) (0)
The Textbook@@@Evolution. (1977) (0)
Katherine Esau (3 April 1898-4 June 1997) (1999) (0)
Recent Advances in Organic Evolution Studies (1980) (0)
THE DEVELOPMENTAL GENETICS OF THE CALCAROZDES GENE IN BARLEY . I . DIVERGENT EXPRESSION AT THE MORPHOLOGICAL AND HISTOLOGICAL LEVEL 1 (0)
Letter from G. Ledyard Stebbins to Joshua Lederberg (1958) (0)
10. The Nature and Origin of Primitive Angiosperms (1974) (0)
Chapter V. Genetic Systems as Factors in Evolution (1950) (0)
Biological science : a self-teaching study guide to accompany The human organism and the world of life by Clarence W. Young, G. Ledyard Stebbins, and Clarence John Hylander (1944) (0)
The Flowering of Sex (1984) (0)
Cytological evidence for the nature of action of hooded gene in barley. (1960) (0)
THE DEVELOPMENTAL GENETICS OF THE CALCAROZDES GENE IN BARLEY , 11 . PEROXIDASE ACTIVITY IN MUTANT AND NORMAL PLANTS AT PROGRESSIVE STAGES OF DEVELOPMENT 1 (2003) (0)
7. Methods for Recognizing Evolutionary Trends (1974) (0)
ORIGINS OF ANGIOSPERMOUS PLANTS (1960) (0)
CYTOLOGY AND CYTOGENETICS (1957) (0)
5. Adaptations for Seed Development and Dispersal and for Seedling Establishment (1974) (0)
A translation of origins of angiospermous plants (1958) (0)
Problems of Cytology and Evolution in the Pteridophyta . I. Manton. New York: Cambridge Univ. Press, 1950. 316 pp. $8.50. (1951) (0)
4. Adaptations for Cross-Pollination (1974) (0)
Biological Continuities: On Development . The Biology of Form. John Tyler Bonner. Harvard University Press, Cambridge, Mass., 1974. xii, 282 pp., illus. $10. (1974) (0)
Book Review:Flowering Plants: Evolution and Classification of Higher Categories. K. Kubitzki (1978) (0)
Advanced Population Biology (1985) (0)
News of the society for economic botany (2008) (0)
11. Trends of Specialization within the Angiosperms (1974) (0)
3. Adaptations for Survival (1974) (0)
A Revised Classification of Antennaria (1982) (0)
Introduction to biological science : a study of the human body and of the world of plants and animals (1956) (0)
12. Trends of Evolution in the Flower (1974) (0)
Evolution for the Tyro@@@Darwin to DNA, Molecules to Humanity. (1983) (0)
8. The Ecological Basis of Diversity (1974) (0)
Appendix. The Orders and Families of Angiosperms (1974) (0)
THE TOMATO MUTANT 'CURL" (1971) (0)
9. Adaptive Radiations and Ecological Differentiation (1974) (0)
The ladyslipper and I (2007) (0)
Dream life. Words by W. H. Bugbee. Music by G. Waring Stebbins. (0)
Chromosomal Evolution@@@Chromosomal Evolution in Higher Plants (1972) (0)
13. Evolution of the Monocotyledons (1974) (0)
Classification and evolution of a-amylase genes in plants ( cereals / phylogeny / polymerase chain reaction / signatu regions ) (0)
Plant speciation. (1982) (0)

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