Edmund Ware Sinnott

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Edmund Ware Sinnott

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According to Wikipedia, Edmund Ware Sinnott was an American botanist and educator. Sinnott is best known for his work in plant morphology. Career Sinnott received his Bachelor of Arts , Master of Arts , and Doctor of Philosophy , all from Harvard University. During his freshman year of college, he lived in Stoughton Hall. Sinnott studied in Australia with Arthur Johnson Eames from 1910 to 1911. Upon graduation, he became an instructor at Harvard, and worked with I. W. Bailey, the anatomist. From 1915 to 1928, he was at the Connecticut Agricultural College at Storrs, becoming Professor of Botany and Genetics. From 1928 to 1939, he was Professor of Botany at Barnard College, where he helped refurbish the Arthur Ross Greenhouse, and chair of the Botany Department at Columbia University . In 1940, he moved to Yale University to become Sterling Professor of Botany, chair of the Botany Department , director of the Marsh Botanical Garden , dean of the Graduate School and director of Sheffield Scientific School .

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THE CLIMATIC DISTRIBUTION OF CERTAIN TYPES OF ANGIOSPERM LEAVES (322)
A BOTANICAL INDEX OF CRETACEOUS AND TERTIARY CLIMATES. (1915) (271)
A Short History of Genetics (1967) (129)
REACTION WOOD AND THE REGULATION OF TREE FORM (1952) (114)
INVESTIGATIONS ON THE PHYLOGENY OF THE ANGIOSPERMS: I. The Anatomy of the Node as an Aid in the Classification of Angiosperms (1914) (107)
DIVISION IN VACUOLATE PLANT CELLS (1941) (105)
THE CYTOPLASMIC BASIS OF INTERCELLULAR PATTERNS IN VASCULAR DIFFERENTIATION (1945) (101)
INVESTIGATIONS ON THE PHYLOGENY OF THE ANGIOSPERMS: 3. Nodal Anatomy and the Morphology of Stipules (1914) (94)
CHANGES IN INTERCELLULAR RELATIONSHIPS DURING THE GROWTH AND DIFFERENTIATION OF LIVING PLANT TISSUES (1939) (92)
Cytoplasmic Behavior during Division of Vacuolate Plant Cells. (1940) (84)
A DEVELOPMENTAL ANALYSIS OF THE RELATION BETWEEN CELL SIZE AND FRUIT SIZE IN CUCURBITS (1939) (77)
Cell Polarity and the Differentiation of Root Hairs. (1939) (57)
The Relation between Body Size and Organ Size in Plants (1921) (55)
A Developmental Analysis of Inherited Shape Differences in Cucurbit Fruits (1936) (55)
THE RELATIVE POSITION OF CELL WALLS IN DEVELOPING PLANT TISSUES (1941) (54)
Factors Determining Character and Distribution of Food Reserve in Woody Plants (1918) (49)
The Morphology of the Reproductive Structures in the Podocarpineae (47)
MORPHOGENESIS OF FUNGUS COLONIES IN SUBMERGED SHAKEN CULTURES (1945) (44)
INHERITANCE IN THE SUMMER SQUASH (1922) (38)
Evidence for the Existence of Genes Controlling Shape. (1935) (35)
Investigations on the Phylogeny of the Angiosperms: No.4. The Origin and Dispersal of Herbaceous Angiosperms (1914) (35)
Two Types of Genetic Control Over the Development of Shape (1934) (35)
The problem of organic form (1963) (34)
Botany; principles and problems (32)
INVESTIGATIONS ON THE PHYLOGENY OF THE ANGIOSPERMS: 5. Foliar Evidence as to the Ancestry and Early Climatic Environment of the Angiosperms (31)
ELECTRICAL CORRELATES OF FORM IN CUCURBIT FRUITS (1944) (29)
THE RELATION OF GROWTH TO SIZE IN CUCURBIT FRUITS (1945) (29)
CELL POLARITY AND THE DEVELOPMENT OF FORM IN CUCURBIT FRUITS (1944) (28)
The biology of spirit (1955) (28)
Growth and Differentiation in Living Plant Meristems. (1939) (27)
COMPARATIVE DIFFERENTIATION IN THE AIR ROOTS OF MONSTERA DELICIOSA (1946) (27)
The Relation of Gene to Character in Quantitative Inheritance. (1937) (26)
Developmental History of the Fruit in Lines of Cucurbita pepo Differing in Fruit Shape (1929) (25)
Growth and Morphogenesis. (1949) (23)
THE CYTONUCLEAR RATIO IN PLANT CELLS (1936) (20)
Development of the Fibrous Net in the Fruit of Various Races of Luffa cylindrica (1943) (19)
THE GENETIC BASIS OF ORGANIC FORM (1958) (19)
Investigations on the Phylogeny of the Angiosperms. No. 2. Anatomical Evidences of Reduction in Certain of the Amentiferae (1914) (18)
The Evolution of Herbaceous Plants and Its Bearing on Certain Problems of Geology and Climatology (1915) (18)
Comparative Rapidity of Evolution in Various Plant Types (1916) (16)
Factorial Balance in the Determination of Fruit Shape in Cucurbita (1930) (16)
THE EFFECT OF GENES ON THE DEVELOPMENT OF SIZE AND FORM (1935) (16)
A Factorial Analysis of Certain Shape Characters in Squash Fruits (1927) (15)
Visible Expression of Cytoplasmic Pattern in the Differentiation of Xylem Strands. (1944) (15)
AN ANALYSIS OF THE COMPARATIVE RATES OF CELL DIVISION IN VARIOUS PARTS OF THE DEVELOPING CUCURBIT OVARY (1942) (14)
Inheritance of Fruit Shape in Cucurbita Pepo. I (1922) (13)
The Evolution of the Filicinean Leaf-trace (13)
Principles of Genetics: an Elementary Text, with Problems (13)
Principles of Genetics (1951) (12)
THE INDEPENDENCE OF GENETIC FACTORS GOVERNING SIZE AND SHAPE (1931) (10)
The Genetic Control of Developmental Relationships (1937) (10)
Substance or System: The Riddle of Morphogenesis (1946) (9)
Structural Problems at the Meristem (1938) (9)
A QUANTITATIVE STUDY OF ANISOPHYLLY IN ACER (1923) (9)
The vascular anatomy of dimerous and trimerous seedlings of Phaseolus vulgaris (1921) (9)
Shape Changes During Fruit Development in Cucurbita and their Importance in the Study of Shape Inheritance (1932) (9)
On Mesarch Structure in Lycopodium (1909) (8)
The Significance of the ‘Foliar Ray’ in the Evolution of Herbaceous Angiosperms (1922) (7)
THE RELATION OF ORGAN SIZE TO TISSUE DEVELOPMENT IN THE STEM (1936) (7)
The Morphogenetic Relationships between Cell and Organ in the Petiole of Acer (7)
The ‘Age and Area’ Hypothesis and the Problem of Endemism (1917) (7)
A DEVELOPMENTAL ANALYSIS OF THE FRUIT IN TETRAPLOID AS COMPARED WITH DIPLOID RACES OF CUCURBITS (1943) (7)
THE EVOLUTION OF HERBS. (1916) (7)
Some Jurassic Osmundaceae from New Zealand (1914) (7)
BIOLOGICAL ABSTRACTS. (1943) (7)
Matter, Mind and Man: The Biology of Human Nature (1962) (7)
Luffa sponges, a new crop for the Americas. (1943) (6)
The Problem of Internal Differentiation in Plants (1942) (6)
THE CELL AND THE PROBLEM OF ORGANIZATION. (1939) (5)
MORPHOLOGY AS A DYNAMIC SCIENCE. (1937) (5)
The biology of purpose. (1952) (5)
Ten Million Scientists. (1950) (4)
Science and the Human Spirit (1956) (4)
Principles of genetics. A textbook, with problems. (1932) (4)
CONSERVATISM AND VARIABILITY IN THE SEEDLING OF DICOTYLEDONS (1918) (4)
BOTANY AND MORPHOGENESIS (1956) (4)
For all Lovers of Columbia: A History of Columbia College on Morningside (1955) (3)
Laboratory manual for elementary botany (3)
Foliar Gaps in the Osmundaceae1 (3)
Plants and the Material Basis of Civilization (1945) (2)
Make Measurable What Cannot Yet be Measured (1943) (2)
AGE AND AREA AND THE HISTORY OF SPECIES (1924) (2)
THE "AGE AND AREA" HYPOTHESIS OF WILLIS. (1917) (2)
Botany : Principles And Problems. 5Th Ed. (1955) (2)
Some Features of the Anatomy of the Foliar Bundle (1911) (2)
Evidence from Insular Floras as to the Method of Evolution (1918) (1)
Paul B. Sears. (1955) (1)
The developmental basis of inherited size differences in plant organs. (1940) (1)
THE VASCULAR ANATOMY OF HEMITRIMEROUS SEEDLINGS OF PHASEOLUS VULGARIS (1921) (1)
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Biology and Spiritual Values (1956) (1)
The Vascular Anatomy of Normal and Variant Seedlings of Phaseolus vulgaris. (1)
Two roads to truth : a basis for unity under the great tradition (1953) (1)
Reservoir of Good Will. (1962) (1)
Centennial Celebration, AAAS--A Preview. (1948) (1)
A Laboratory Manual for General Botany. (1956) (1)
THE BIOLOGICAL BASIS OF COMMUNICATION (1961) (1)
Comparative Rates of Division in Large and Small Cells of Developing Fruits. (1942) (1)
Botany; principles and problems, by Edmund W. Sinnott. (1)
Reservoir of Good Will (1962) (0)
Science and Christian Belief . C. A. Coulson. University of North Carolina Press, Chapel Hill, 1955. 127 pp. $2.50. (1956) (0)
The Fixation of Character in Organisms (1913) (0)
Response : A Two-Way Affair (1962) (0)
Book Review:Comparative Plant Anatomy. A Guide to Taxonomic and Evolutionary Application of Anatomical Data in Angiosperms. Sherwin Carlquist (1963) (0)
Meeting house & church in early New England (1963) (0)
Stems of Diplolabis and Metaclepsydropsis (1912) (0)
Correlations between anatomical characters in the seedling of Phaseolus vulgaris (1921) (0)
Life Is the Greatest Problem (1953) (0)
[Excerpts from Albert Francis Blakeslee's entry in "Biographical Memoirs: National Academy of Sciences" (Volume 33)] (1959) (0)
Anatomy of Osmundites (1912) (0)
Growth Forms (1915) (0)
PRIMATE DIET new star shape A " New Star " (0)
Datura Research Material Available (1956) (0)
Principles Of Denetics (1953) (0)
Nature of Science (1963) (0)
Albert Francis Blakeslee, President-Elect (1940) (0)
Letter from Edmund W. Sinnott to R. A. Brink (1947) (0)
THE INTERNATIONAL ELECTRICAL CONGRESS. (1932) (0)
The interrelationship of the number of the two types of vascular bundles in the transition zone of the axis of Phaseolus vulgaris (1921) (0)
Botany : principles and problems / Edmund W. Sinnott, Katherine S. Wilson (1955) (0)
Volume Information (1915) (0)
Plants hold the basic patents. (1946) (0)
Stalk diameter as a factor in fruit size (1955) (0)
Science and religion : a necessary partnership (1951) (0)
Letter to the Editor. (1962) (0)
For the Layman: Science in the Making (1957) (0)
ASSISTANCE FOR EUROPEAN BOTANISTS (1948) (0)
ALBERT FRANCIS BLAKESLEE, PRESIDENT-ELECT. (1940) (0)
The relation of size to shape in the heredity and development of Cucurbita. fruits. (0)
PLANT CLASSIFICATION IN ELEMENTARY BOTANICAL TEXTS. (1924) (0)
Jurassic Cones (1912) (0)
Letter to the Editor (1962) (0)
The New York Dinner for Delegates to the Genetics and Eugenics Congresses (1932) (0)
A Botanical Criterion of the Antiquity of the Angiosperms (1916) (0)
The American Journal of Science, 1818-1948. (1948) (0)
A Biologist Looks At Man (1957) (0)
Nature and Nurture. (Book Reviews: Free and Unequal) (1953) (0)
Botanical Aspects of the Form Problem (1952) (0)
Anatomy of Botrychioxylon (1913) (0)
Book Review:Meristems and Differentiation. Brookhaven Symposia in Biology No. 16. J. P. Miksche (1964) (0)
Coniferous woods of the Potomac Formation (1916) (0)
Buildings, Equipment and Textbooks Used by Teachers of Biology in Secondary Schools: Data from a Questionnaire (1941) (0)
Size Variation in Secondary Xylem (1919) (0)

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