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Herbert Hice Whetzel

Biology

#4532

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Pathology

#125

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Microbiology

#1028

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Herbert Hice Whetzel's Degrees

PhD Plant Pathology Cornell University
Masters Plant Pathology Cornell University
Bachelors Agriculture Pennsylvania State University

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According to Wikipedia, Herbert Hice Whetzel was an American plant pathologist and mycologist. As a professor of plant pathology, he led the first department of plant pathology at an American university and founded the Cornell Plant Pathology Herbarium .

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Herbert Hice Whetzel's Published Works

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A Synopsis of the Genera and Species of the Sclerotiniaceae, A Family of Stromatic Inoperculate Discomycetes (1945) (166)
Annotated index of the rusts of Colombia. (1933) (30)
The Cup Fungus, Ciboria Carunculoides, Pathogenic on Mulberry Fruits (1945) (21)
Manual of fruit diseases (15)
Septotinia, A New Genus of the Ciborioideae (1937) (13)
A New Genus and New Species of Brown-Spored Inoperculate Discomycetes from Panama (1942) (11)
An Experiment in Teaching (1930) (10)
ENDOPHYLLUM–LIKE RUSTS OF PORTO RICO (8)
Mollisia Tetrica, Peziza Sejournei, and the Genera Phaeociboria and Pycnopeziza (1940) (7)
North American Species of Sclerotinia II.—Two Species on Carex, S. Duriaeana (Tul.) Rehm, and S. Longisclerotialis N. Sp. (7)
Pleomorphic Life Cycles in a New Genus of the Helotiaceae (1938) (6)
Report of the plant Pathologist for the period January 1st to May 31st, 1922. (6)
A monograph of Lambertella, a genus of brown-scored inoperculate Discomycetes. (1943) (6)
The Smuts of Porto Rico and the Virgin Islands (1926) (5)
Some new and interesting Porto Rican rusts. (5)
Notes on the Geoglossaceae of Bermuda (1945) (5)
A New Species of Botrytis on Rhizomatous Iris (1932) (5)
Studies on fungicides. I. Concepts and terminology. II. Testing protective fungi cides in the laboratory. III. The solvent action of spore excretions and other agencies on protective copper fungicides. (5)
North American Species of Sclerotinia—I (1926) (4)
Laboratory outlines in plant pathology (4)
Studies on Bermuda Fungi—I Poronia Leporina (1927) (3)
North American species of Sclerotinia and related genera. III. Ciboria acerina. (1936) (3)
The future of dusting. (2)
INTERNATIONAL CONGRESS OF PLANT SCIENCES. (1925) (2)
Saccardo's Confusion of the Spermatial Stage of S. Duriaeana and S. Curreyana with the Sphacelia Stage of Claviceps Nigricans (1944) (1)
Observations on the varietal susceptibility of Apples to Gymnosporangium juniperi virginianae. (1940) (1)
Sclerotinia Caricis-Ampullaceae, a Remarkable Sub-Arctic Species (1943) (1)
The Spermodochidium, An Unusual Type of Spermatial Fruit-Body in the Ascomycetes (1943) (1)
An outline of the history of phytopathology, by Herbert Hice Whetzel ... With 22 portraits. (1)
DEMOCRATIC COORDINATION OF SCIENTIFIC EFFORTS. (1919) (1)
The rusts and smuts of Bermuda (1928) (1)
George Francis Atkinson (1919) (1)
The Present Status of Dusting. (1)
Laboratory outlines in plant pathology, by H. H. Whetzel, Lex R. Hesler, Chas. T. Gregory, W. Howard Rankin. New York State College of Agriculture at Cornell University, Ithaca, N. Y., 1916. (1)
OCCURRENCE OF THE AeCIDIAL STAGES OF WILLOW AND POPLAR RUSTS IN NATURE. (1910) (0)
FACTORS THAT MAKE FOR SUCCESS IN THE TEACHING OF BIOLOGY IN OUR HIGH SCHOOLS. (1908) (0)
Manual of fruit diseases, by Lex R. Hesler ... and Herbert Hice Whetzel. (0)
Notes on Apple Rusts (0)
Sclerotinia sclerotiorum on Calceolaria. (1940) (0)
Report of the Pathologist for the period 10th June to 31st December 1921. (0)
Notes on the Genus Stemonitis (0)
A New Method of Mounting Superficial Fungi (1903) (0)
The plant diseases situation. (0)
Some special plant disease surveys in New York State in 1929 (0)
Dusting as a Substitute for Spraying: History and Progress. (0)
Plant Congress Photographs (1926) (0)

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