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According to Wikipedia, Elvin Charles Stakman was an American plant pathologist who was a pioneer of methods of identifying and combatting disease in wheat. He became an internationally renowned phytopathologist for his studies of the genetics and epidemiology of stem rust. Stakman is credited with improving crop yields both in North America and worldwide as part of the Green Revolution.

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Elvin C. Stakman's Published Works

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Identification of physiologic races of Puccinia graminis var. tritici. (1944) (756)
Principles of Plant Pathology. (1957) (168)
The determination of biologic forms of puccinia graminis on triticum spp. (1922) (66)
Campaigns against Hunger (1968) (60)
Spores in the upper air (54)
Time of stem rust appearance on Wheat in the Western Mississippi Basin in relation to the development of epidemics from 1921 to 1962. (1967) (39)
Varietal resistance of spring wheats to fusarial head blight. (1950) (30)
Origin of Physiologic forms of Puccinia Graminis Through Hybridization and Mutation (30)
Plant diseases are shifty enemies. (1947) (25)
Race 15B Of Wheat Stem Rust-What It Is And What It Means (1959) (25)
Case of respiratory allergy due to inhalation of grain smuts (1937) (24)
Aerobiology in relation to plant disease (1946) (18)
Problems in Preventing Plant Disease Epidemics (1957) (17)
Potato Diseases and Their Control (1916) (17)
Opportunity and Obligation in Plant Pathology (1964) (14)
GENETIC FACTORS FOR MUTABILITY AND MUTANT CHARACTERS IN USTILAGO ZEAE (1943) (13)
PROGRESS AND PROBLEMS IN PLANT PATHOLOGY (1955) (13)
CHAPTER 14 – The Problem of Breeding Resistant Varieties12 (1960) (13)
A study in cereal rusts : physiological races / by E.C. Stakman. (12)
The black stem rust and the barberry (12)
SPECIAL PAPERS: PROBLEMS IN PREVENTING PLANT DISEASE EPIDEMICS (1957) (12)
Biologic forms of Puccinia graminis on varieties of avena SPP (11)
The common Barberry and black stem rust. (10)
The Role of Plant Pathology in the Scientific and Social Development of the World (1958) (9)
Survival of physiologic races of Puccinia graminis var. tritici on Wheat near Barberry bushes. (1960) (8)
The Constancy of Cultural Characters and Pathogenicity in Variant Lines of Ustilago zeae (1933) (8)
Observations on stem rust epidemiology in Mexico (1940) (7)
The problem of specialization and variation in phytopathogenic fungi (1936) (6)
The Nature and Importance of Physiologic Specialization in Phytopathogenic Fungi. (1947) (5)
Variation Induced by Uranium Nitrate in Corn Smut and the Cultivated Mushroom. (1948) (5)
The present status of breeding rust resistant Oats at the Minnesota Station. (1950) (5)
Spore Germinations of Cereal Smuts (1913) (5)
PLANT PATHOLOGIST'S MERRY-GO-ROUNDA Survey of the Never-Ending Battle Against Plant Diseases (1946) (4)
The effect of fertilizers on the development of stem rust of wheat (4)
Variation in Phytopathogenic Fungi (1947) (4)
A study of the damping-off disease of coniferous seedlings (1923) (4)
Physiologic specialization in plant pathogenic fungi. (4)
Pest, pathogen, and weed control for increased food production. (1966) (3)
Physiologic specialization of Fusarium lini Bolley. (3)
The smuts of grain crops (1911) (3)
The Life of Science: Essays in the History of Civilization (1949) (3)
Field Studies on the Rust Resistance of Oat Varieties (1930) (3)
Rust Resistance in Timothy1 (1919) (3)
Controlling Flax Wilt by Seed Selection1 (3)
The need for research on the genetics of pathogenic organisms. (1940) (2)
Destroy the Common Barberry (1919) (2)
Plant diseases are shifty enemies. (1947) (2)
FREE AMINO-ACIDS AND CARBOHYDRATES SYNTHESIZED BY USTILAGO ZEAE (abstract) (1952) (2)
Physiologic races of Puccinia graminis in the United States in 1954 (1942) (2)
Edward Monroe Freeman, Pioneer Plant Pathologist. (1954) (1)
The Natural Science Program in UNESCO (1952) (1)
Flag smut of Wheat in Mexico. (1946) (1)
THE SPECIES CONCEPT FROM THE POINT OF VIEW OF A PLANT PATHOLOGIST (1923) (1)
History, prevalence and distribution of stem rust race 15B. (1950) (1)
Science in the service of agriculture. (1949) (0)
Chapter 1. Then and Now in Mexico: A Preview of the Agricultural Revolution (1967) (0)
Orchard and garden spraying (1911) (0)
Biological Implications of Plant Diseases@@@Principles of Plant Pathology (1959) (0)
Chapter 8. Soils, Water, and Man: How Mexico Learned to Use Them Better – An Example for Emerging Countries (1967) (0)
Chapter 3. Putting the Wheels in Motion: Pioneers Go to Work (1967) (0)
Chapter 16. The International Wheat Program: Extending Mexico's Gains Far beyond Her Borders (1967) (0)
The prevention of smuts (1917) (0)
Chapter 6. Beans: Improving the Meat of the Poorer Mexicans (1967) (0)
A Study in Cereal Smuts of Minnesota (1910) (0)
The Mesh is too Fine (1952) (0)
Book Review:Diseases of Economic Plants. F. L. Stevens, J. G. Hall (1921) (0)
Chapter 18. Lessons Learned and Future Prospects (1967) (0)
THE MUTAGENIC ACTION OF DILUTE COLLOIDAL POLONIUM ON FUNGI (1952) (0)
Chapter 17. The International Rice Research Institute: A New Pattern of Joint Operations by the Ford and Rockefeller Foundations (1967) (0)
Report of the wheat stem rust conference at University Farm, St. Paul, Minnesota, November 17-18, 1950. (1950) (0)
Back Matter (1967) (0)
Chapter 4. Corn: Reshaping the Daily Bread of Mexico (1967) (0)
Chapter 14 India: Modifying a Pattern to Suit Special Conditions (1967) (0)
Chapter 10. The Livestock Story: More and Better Feed to Produce Milk, Eggs, and Meat (1967) (0)
The need for international cooperation on cereal rusts. (1959) (0)
Internationalism in plant pathology (1958) (0)
Chapter 9. Crop Protection: Better Methods of Fighting Pests and Pathogens (1967) (0)
Principles of plant pathology / E.C. Stakman, George Harrar J (1947) (0)
Fruit and vegetable diseases (0)
International problems in plant disease control. (1947) (0)
Prevent Smuts of Small Grains (1928) (0)
B. M. Duggar, Pioneer in Precise Plant Research. (1957) (0)
Chapter 2. The Genesis of the Mexican Program: The Events That Produced It and Determined Its Pattern (1967) (0)
Dusting seed grain to prevent smut (0)
The Need for International Testing Centers for Crop Pests and Pathogens (1968) (0)
Chapter 15. The International Corn Program: Assembling and Distributing Superior Germ Plasm (1967) (0)
A MORATORIUM ON SCIENCE (1951) (0)
Physiologie races of Puccinia graminis tritici in Mexico. (1950) (0)
Chapter 12. Extension: Getting Farmers to Use the Results of Research (1967) (0)
Black stem rust of cereals has more than 60 physiologic forms. (0)
Importance of Genetic Studies on Fungi Causing Plant Diseases (1949) (0)
Chapter 7 Mobile Reserves: Potatoes and Other Vegetables, Soybeans, and Sorghums (1967) (0)
RESOLUTION OF THE EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE. (1944) (0)
Physiological races of P. graminis tritici in Mexico. (1950) (0)
Chapter 11. Education: The Evolution of Agricultural Scientists and Educators (1967) (0)
Chapter 5. The Wheat Revolution: More Bread for the Hungry (1967) (0)
Chapter 13. Extending the Mexican Pattern: Action Programs in Colombia, Ecuador, and Chile (1967) (0)
SCIENCE AND INTERNATIONAL UNDERSTANDING (1952) (0)
Inorganic compounds inducing mutation in Ustilago zeae (1950) (0)
Science and Human Affairs. (1951) (0)

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