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PhD Botany Rutgers University

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According to Wikipedia, Byron David Halsted was an American botanist and plant pathologist. Halsted was born at Venice, New York. He studied at Michigan State University and at Harvard . In 1885, he began teaching botany at Iowa State and in 1889, he moved on to Rutgers in New Jersey.

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Byron Halsted's Published Works

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Some fungous diseases of the sweet potato. The black rot. (37)
Some fungus diseases of the sweet potato. (30)
Pollen Mother-Cells (1889) (12)
A New Anthracnose of Peppers (1891) (10)
NOTES ON AGRICULTURE (I.). (1895) (10)
Mycological Notes.-IV (9)
Report of the Botanical Department. (7)
Club-Root in Common Weeds (1894) (6)
Identity of Anthracnose of the Bean and Watermelon (1893) (6)
COLORS IN VEGETABLE FRUITSTomato, Eggplant and pepper, Belonging to the Same Family, Have Similar Groups of Simple Color Factors—Combinations Are Easy to Make (5)
RECIPROCAL BREEDING IN TOMATOESStudy Made in Order to Compare Relative Values of the Two Directions of the Cross—Certain Characters in Plants Correlated with Weight and Size of Fruits (1918) (4)
Some New Weed Fungi (1893) (4)
Notes Upon Stamens of Solanaceæ (1890) (4)
NOTES ON SASSAFRAS-LEAVES. (1883) (3)
A New Egg-Plant Disease (1891) (3)
Our Worst Weeds (1889) (3)
Peronospora Upon Cucumbers (1889) (3)
THE INFLUENCE OF SOIL TEMPERATURE UPON SEEDLING CORN (1917) (2)
Dicentra Stigmas and Stamens (1889) (2)
Notes Upon Peronosporeæ for 1891 (1891) (2)
Sensitive Stamens in Compositæ (1889) (2)
The poisonous plants of New Jersey (2)
Station Botanists at Champaign (1890) (2)
Notes Upon Epigaea Repens (1891) (2)
Notes on Agriculture and Horticulture (1896) (2)
Italics for scientific names. (1884) (2)
NOTES UPON AGRICULTURE AND HORTICULTURE (1896) (2)
Influence of Position of Grain on the Cob on the Growth of Maize Seedlings 1 (1917) (2)
Three Nuclei in Pollen Grains (1887) (2)
Pickerel Weed Pollen (1889) (1)
FUNGI PARASITIC INDICATE KINSHIP. (1893) (1)
Trigger-Hairs of the Thistle Flower (1888) (1)
Some fungous diseases of the eggplant. (1)
A New Genus of Powdery Mildews-Erysiphopsis (1899) (1)
Iowa Peronosporeæ and a Dry Season (1888) (1)
Notes Upon Peronosporeæ for 1890 (1890) (1)
A Century of American Weeds. Their Root Systems Tabulated (1892) (1)
A New Iowa Aecidium (1886) (1)
A Section of Botany in the American Association. (1892) (1)
A Study of Solanaceous Anthracnoses (1893) (1)
Branched Broom-rape upon Tomato (1)
Report of the Botanical Department of the New Jersey Agricultural College Experiment Station (1)
A strange sassafras-leaf. (1883) (1)
New Iowa Fungi (1)
NOTES UPON AGRICULTURE (II.). (1895) (1)
Observations Upon Barberry Flowers (1889) (1)
CONDITIONS OF GROWTH OF THE WHEAT-RUST. (1884) (1)
Some Notes upon Economic Peronosporeae for 1889 in New Jersey (1889) (1)
Observations upon Pollen Measurements (1889) (1)
Starch Distribution as Affected by Fungi (1898) (1)
Introduction to the Study of Fungi (1896) (1)
Retrograde metamorphosis of a strawberry-flower. (1884) (1)
Notes from Vermont (1894) (1)
What the Station Botanists are Doing (1891) (1)
Dry Weather Foliage of the Compass Plant (1887) (0)
"Crazy" Pollen of the Bell-Wort (1887) (0)
Fungi Injurious to Fruits (1891) (0)
Peronosporeae and Rain-Fall (1889) (0)
NOTES UPON AGRICULTUTRE AND HORTICULTURE (1896) (0)
Abnormal Ash Leaves (1888) (0)
Bush Fruits: A Horticultural Monograph of Raspberries, Blackberries, Dewberries, Currants, Gooseberries and other Shrub-like Fruits . By Fred. W. Card, Professor of Horticulture, Rhode Island College of Agriculture. The Macmillan Company. 1898. Pp. xii + 537- Price, $1.50. (1899) (0)
NOTES UPON AGRICULTURE AND HORTICULTURE, VIII (1896) (0)
A New White Smut (1890) (0)
Some fungeous diseases of the spinach. (0)
Some Fungi Common to Wild and Cultivated Plants (1892) (0)
A Section of Botany in the American Association (1892) (0)
NOTES ON AGRICULTURE (III.). (1895) (0)
Intra-carpillary Pistils and Other Floral Derangements (1891) (0)
A Plant Catapult (1897) (0)
Notes Upon Zygodesmus and Its New Species (0)
The Influence of Wet Weather Upon Parasitic Fungi (0)
Possible Correlations Concerning Position of Seeds in the Pod (1919) (0)
Conditions of Growth of the Wheat-Rust (1884) (0)
NOTES ON AGRICULTURE (IV.) (1895) (0)
Notes on Agriculture (V.) (1895) (0)
Observations Upon a Clearing in July (1897) (0)
EXPERIENCE NOTES UPON PLOT EXPERIMENTS. (1900) (0)
A Plant Heliostat (1887) (0)
An investigation of apple twigs (0)
The Germination of Pollen (1889) (0)
DEGENERATE PLANTSWhen Widely Different Varieties or Species Are Crossed, the Extreme Variants in the Second Generation Are Frequently Either Dwarfs or Giants, and in Both Cases Lack Reproductive Power—Notes from the Breeding-Ground (1917) (0)
Injurious garden insects. (0)
A New Uromyces (1887) (0)
Shrinkage of Leaves in Drying (1894) (0)
Gymnosporangium Macropus on Pirus coronaria (1886) (0)
GEOMETRICAL FIGURES IN PLANT BREEDING (1911) (0)
Mycological Notes.-V (0)
Parasitic Fungi as Related to Variegated Plants (1892) (0)
A Modification of the Versatile Anther (1889) (0)
An Interesting Uromyces (1889) (0)
Notes Upon Lithospermum (1889) (0)
Bacteria of the Melons (1891) (0)
An Interesting Peronospora (1886) (0)
A COMIBINATION WALNUT. (0)
A Century of American Weed Seeds (1893) (0)
A Pleasing Experiment in Laboratory Practice (1886) (0)
Notes Upon a New Exobasidium (1893) (0)
Another Sphaerotheca upon Phytoptus Distortions (1889) (0)
Observations Upon the Newer Botany (1898) (0)
Mycological Notes.-III (1898) (0)
Once More About the Weeds (1890) (0)
Eastern and Western Weeds (1892) (0)
Notes Upon Monilia fructigena, Pers. and Spore Germination (1892) (0)
Treatment of Cranberry Scald and Cranberry Gall-Fungus (1890) (0)
Notes upon Sphaerotheca Phytoptophila, Kell. and Swingle (1889) (0)
Essentials of College Botany (1914) (0)
Peronospora Rubi Rabenh. in America (1890) (0)
Collections of Weeds (1890) (0)
Exposure and Fungous Diseases (1898) (0)
Two Phaenogamous Parasites of the Red Clover (1898) (0)
Bush Fruits: A Horticultural Monograph of Raspberries, Blackberries, Dewberries, Currants, Gooseberries and other Shrub-like Fruits (1899) (0)
Retrograde Metamorphosis of a Strawberry-Flower (1884) (0)
The Solandi Process of Sun Printing (1893) (0)
The Giant Sundew Heliotropic (0)

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