Betty Flint
British born New Zealand botanist
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Betty Flint's Degrees
- Bachelors Botany University of New Zealand
- Masters Botany University of New Zealand
- PhD Botany University of New Zealand
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(Suggest an Edit or Addition)According to Wikipedia, Elizabeth Alice Flint was a New Zealand botanist who specialised in freshwater algae. She co-authored the three-volume series Flora of New Zealand Desmids in the 1980s and 1990s. Early life and education Born in Edmonton, London, England, on 26 May 1909, Flint was raised in the London suburb of New Malden until she emigrated with her family to New Zealand in 1921. There, she was educated at St Margaret's College, Christchurch, and went on to study botany at Canterbury University College, graduating with a Master of Science degree in 1936. Her master's thesis was titled The periodicity of the phytoplankton in Lake Sarah, with a consideration of some ecological factors, and required her to carry out field work at Lake Sarah, a sub-alpine lake near the university's field station at Cass. Flint then undertook doctoral studies at Queen Mary College, London, under the supervision of Felix Eugen Fritsch, investigating the changes in distribution of algae in a reservoir at Barn Elms, near Hammersmith. Her thesis was An investigation of the distribution in time and space of the algae of a water-reservoir .
Betty Flint's Published Works
Published Works
- Further Observations on the Structure of Plant Cilia, by a Combination of Visual and Electron Microscopy (1952) (56)
- Flora of New Zealand, Freshwater Algae, Chlorophyta, Desmids, with Ecological Comments on Their Habitats, Vol. 2 (1989) (51)
- Microbiology of Some Soils from Antarctica (1960) (44)
- Algae in green ice from the Balleny Islands, Antarctica (1968) (33)
- THE STRUCTURE AND DEVELOPMENT OF THE COTTON FIBRE (1950) (32)
- Biological studies of some tussock-grassland soils (1958) (25)
- Phytoplankton in seven monomictic lakes near Rotorua, New Zealand (1977) (22)
- Toxic algae in some New Zealand freshwater ponds. (1966) (22)
- A Preliminary Study of the Phytoplankton in Lake Sarah (New Zealand) (1938) (20)
- Limnology of Lake Rerewhakaaitu (1981) (14)
- Parallela Flint: its phylogenetic position in the Chlorophyceae and the polyphyly of Radiofilum Schmidle (2010) (13)
- Desmids (Chlorophyta) in two ponds in Central Canterbury, New Zealand (1998) (10)
- An investigation of the distribution in time and space of the algae of a British water reservoir (1950) (9)
- Some New and Uncommon Chlamydomonas Species from New Zealand (1966) (9)
- Desmids (Chlorophyta) in a small tarn in central Canterbury, New Zealand (1999) (8)
- Parallela, a new genus of freshwater chlorophyta in New Zealand (1974) (7)
- THE OCCURRENCE OF ZOOSPORES IN PHTSOLINUM PRINTZ (1959) (7)
- Some additions to the desmid flora of New Zealand (1996) (4)
- Desmids (Chlorophyta), including two new species and three new varieties, in two swamps, a lake, and a tarn in the South Island of New Zealand (2005) (4)
- Comments on the phytoplankton and chemistry of three monomictic lakes in Westland National Park, New Zealand (1979) (3)
- Chlorosaccus ulvaceus Messik. and Vischer (1951) (2)
- Staurodesmus, Staurastrum and the filamentous desmids (1994) (2)
- Proposed Railway Route across the Andes, from Caldera in Chile to Rosario on the Parana, via Cordova; With Report of Mr. E. A. Flint's Survey (1)
- THE OCCURRENCE OF CHLOROSACCUS (2016) (0)
- Fine structure of Crucigenia truncata G. M. Smith from Lake Pearson, Canterbury, New Zealand (1976) (0)
- II. Lakes. 7. New Zealand and Oceania: Limnological variations between two regions of a New Zealand lake: Abstract (1975) (0)
- THE OCCURRENCE OF CHLOROSACCUS FLUIDUS LUTHER (1955) (0)
- Actinotaenium, Cosmarium, Cosmocladium, Spinocosmarium, Xanthidium (1988) (0)
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