Katherine Esau
German-American botanist
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Katherine Esau's Degrees
- PhD Botany University of California, Davis
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(Suggest an Edit or Addition)According to Wikipedia, Katherine Esau was a pioneering German-American botanist who studied plant anatomy and the effects of viruses. Her books Plant Anatomy and Anatomy of Seed Plants are key texts. In 1989, Esau received the National Medal of Science "In recognition of her distinguished service to the American community of plant biologists, and for the excellence of her pioneering research, both basic and applied, on plant structure and development, which has spanned more than six decades; for her superlative performance as an educator, in the classroom and through her books; for the encouragement and inspiration she has given to a legion of young, aspiring plant biologists; and for providing a special role model for women in science." When Katherine Esau died in year 1997. Peter Raven 'Director of Anatomy and Morphology' of 'Missouri Botanical Garden' remembered that she absolutely dominated the field of plant Biology even at the age of 99.
Katherine Esau's Published Works
Published Works
- Anatomy of seed plants (1960) (2555)
- Vascular differentiation in plants (1966) (230)
- AN EVALUATION OF STUDIES ON ULTRASTRUCTURE OF TONOPLAST IN SIEVE ELEMENTS. (1962) (227)
- Developmental anatomy of the fleshy storage organ of Daucus carota (1940) (177)
- A staining combination for phloem and contiguous tissues. (1953) (176)
- Phloem structure in the grapevine and its seasonal changes (1948) (147)
- Ontogeny of the vascular bundle in Zea Mays (1943) (146)
- TUBULAR AND FIBRILLAR COMPONENTS OF MATURE AND DIFFERENTIATING SIEVE ELEMENTS (1967) (143)
- RELATION OF TOBACCO MOSAIC VIRUS TO THE HOST CELLS (1967) (124)
- RELATION OF BEET YELLOWS VIRUS TO THE PHLOEM AND TO MOVEMENT IN THE SIEVE TUBE (1967) (113)
- Tubular components in cells of healthy and tobacco mosaic virus-infected Nicotiana. (1967) (103)
- SIEVE PLATE PORES AND PLASMODESMATA, THE COMMUNICATION CHANNELS OF THE SYMPLAST: ULTRASTRUCTURAL ASPECTS AND DEVELOPMENTAL RELATIONS (1985) (101)
- Anatomic effects of the viruses of Pierce’s disease and phony peach (1948) (98)
- P PROTEIN IN THE PHLOEM OF CUCURBITA (1968) (94)
- Development of Sieve-Plate Pores (1962) (93)
- Anatomy of Plant Virus Infections (1967) (92)
- Ultrastructure of potato leaf phloem infected with potato leafroll virus. (1980) (84)
- Ontogeny and structure of the phloem of tobacco (1938) (83)
- Development of infection with beet western yellows virus in the sugarbeet. (1972) (82)
- CYTOLOGY OF DIFFERENTIATING TRACHEARY ELEMENTS II. STRUCTURES ASSOCIATED WITH CELL SURFACES (1966) (79)
- P PROTEIN IN THE PHLOEM OF CUCURBITA II. The P Protein of Mature Sieve Elements (1968) (75)
- ULTRASTRUCTURAL FEATURES OF BETA LEAVES INFECTED WITH BEET YELLOWS VIRUS (1966) (75)
- COMPARATIVE STRUCTURE AND POSSIBLE TRENDS OF SPECIALIZATION OF THE PHLOEM (1953) (73)
- Physiology of Phloem (1957) (72)
- PLASMOLYTIC STUDIES OF PHLOEM (1955) (71)
- WALL THICKENING IN SIEVE ELEMENTS. (1958) (68)
- Aggregation of endoplasmic reticulum and its relation to the nucleus in a differentiating sieve element. (1971) (68)
- The Anatomy of Seed Plants. Second Edition. (1977) (67)
- On Vessel Member Differentiation in the Bean (Phaseolus vulgaris L.) (1978) (62)
- SIZE OF PORES AND THEIR CONTENTS IN SIEVE ELEMENTS OF DICOTYLEDONS. (1959) (62)
- PRIMARY VASCULAR DIFFERENTIATION IN PLANTS (1954) (60)
- VASCULAR DIFFERENTIATION IN THE VEGETATIVE SHOOT OF LINUM. III. THE ORIGIN OF THE BAST FIBERS (1943) (58)
- PHLOEM DEGENERATION IN GRAMINEAE AFFECTED BY THE BARLEY YELLOW‐DWARF VIRUS (1957) (58)
- AN EVALUATION OF STUDIES ON ULTRASTRUCTURE OF SIEVE PLATES. (1961) (58)
- VASCULAR DIFFERENTIATION IN THE VEGETATIVE SHOOT OF LINUM. I. THE PROCAMBIUM (1942) (56)
- Ontogeny and structure of collenchyma and of vascular tissues in celery petioles (1936) (56)
- Viruses in plant hosts: Form, distribution, and pathologic effects (1968) (55)
- Endoplasmic reticulum in the sieve element of Cucurbita. (1968) (53)
- CYTOLOGY OF DIFFERENTIATING TRACHEARY ELEMENTS I. ORGANELLES AND MEMBRANE SYSTEMS (1966) (52)
- Correlations in differentiation of protophloem sieve elements of Allium cepa root. (1973) (49)
- Nuclear degeneration and the association of endoplasmic reticulum with the nuclear envelope and microtubules in maturing sieve elements of Gossypium hirsutum. (1981) (48)
- Structural relations between nucleus and cytoplasm during mitosis in Nicotiana tabacum mesophyll (1969) (48)
- Origin and development of primary vascular tissues in seed plants (1943) (47)
- Vascular differentiation in the pear root (1943) (46)
- ULTRASTRUCTURE OF DIFFERENTIATED CELLS IN HIGHER PLANTS (1963) (45)
- Ultrastructure of sugarbeet leaves infected with beet western yellows virus. (1972) (44)
- Secondary Growth in Bougainvillea (1969) (44)
- Developmental Features of the Primary Phloem in Phaseolus vulgaris L. (1978) (43)
- Changes in the endoplasmic reticulum during differentiation of a sieve element in Gossypium hirsutum. (1981) (43)
- AN ANATOMIST'S VIEW OF VIRUS DISEASES (1956) (42)
- Virus-like particles in nuclei of phloem cells in spinach leaves infected with the curly top virus. (1977) (42)
- Morphology of reproduction in guayule and certain other species of Parthenium (1946) (42)
- VASCULAR DIFFERENTIATION IN THE VEGETATIVE SHOOT OF LINUM. II. THE FIRST PHLOEM AND XYLEM (1943) (40)
- Cytologic and histologic symptoms of beet yellows. (1960) (39)
- FIXATION IMAGES OF SIEVE ELEMENT PLASTIDS IN BETA. (1965) (39)
- Anatomy and cytology of Vitis phloem (1965) (39)
- Changes in the Nucleus and the Endoplasmic Reticulum during Differentiation of a Sieve Element in Mimosa pudica L. (1972) (38)
- SIGNIFICANCE OF CELL DIVISIONS IN DIFFERENTIATING SECONDARY PHLOEM (1955) (38)
- Nucleus and endoplasmic reticulum in differentiating root protophloem of Nicotiana tabacum. (1972) (38)
- Phloem anatomy of tobacco affected with curly top and mosaic (1941) (37)
- A STUDY OF SOME SIEVE–TUBE INCLUSIONS (1947) (36)
- RELATION OF DWARFMISTLETOE (ARCEUTHOBIUM) TO THE XYLEM TISSUE OF CONIFERS. I. ANATOMY OF PARASITE SINKERS AND THEIR CONNECTION WITH HOST XYLEM (1961) (35)
- Comparative Structure of Companion Cells and Phloem Parenchyma Cells in Mimosa pudica L. (1973) (34)
- Particles and associated inclusions in sugarbeet infected with the curly top virus. (1973) (33)
- Cell division in leaves ofNicotiana (2005) (32)
- P PROTEIN IN THE PHLOEM OF CUCURBITA (1968) (31)
- Cytologic studies on phloem (1965) (31)
- Plastids and mitochondria in the phloem of Cucurbita (1968) (31)
- Cytology of beet yellows virus infection in Tetragonia. 3. Conformations of virus in infected cells. (1971) (30)
- Plants, Viruses, and Insects (1963) (30)
- Crystalline inclusion in thylakoids of spinach chloroplasts. (1975) (30)
- Anatomic effects of curly top and aster yellows viruses on tomato (1961) (29)
- VASCULARIZATION OF THE VEGETATIVE SHOOTS OF HELIANTHUS AND SAMBUCUS (1945) (29)
- Organization of beet yellows-virus inclusions in leaf cells of beta. (1966) (29)
- Mitochondria in the Phloem of Cucurbita (1962) (28)
- Development and structure of the phloem tissue. II (1939) (27)
- ONTOGENY OF PHLOEM IN THE SUGAR BEET (BETA VULGARIS L.) (1934) (26)
- Structure of end walls in differentiating vessels. (1940) (26)
- A View of Ultrastructure of Cucurbita xylem (1963) (26)
- Electron microscopy of Beta leaves infected with beet yellow stunt virus. (1970) (25)
- Laticifers in Nelumbo nucifera Gaertn.: Distribution and Structure (1975) (25)
- Secondary phloem of Liriodendron tulipifera (1964) (25)
- ONTOGENY OF THE PHLOEM IN SUGAR BEETS AFFECTED BY THE CURLY‐TOP DISEASE (1935) (24)
- CYTOLOGY OF SIEVE ELEMENTS IN MINOR VEINS OF SUGAR BEET LEAVES (1972) (24)
- Observations on cytokinesis (1965) (24)
- Studies on penetration of sugar beet leaves by stylets of Myzus persicae (1961) (23)
- Ultrastructural studies of protophloem sieve elements in Gossypium hirsutum. (1981) (23)
- An ultrastructural study of acid phosphatase localization in cells of Phaseolus vulgaris phloem by the use of the azo dye method. (1975) (23)
- HYPERPLASTIC PHLOEM IN SUGARBEET LEAVES INFECTED WITH THE BEET CURLY TOP VIRUS (1978) (23)
- Apomixis in Guayule. (1944) (22)
- PLASTID INCLUSIONS IN EPIDERMAL CELLS OF BETA. (1975) (21)
- An ultrastructural study of acid phosphatase localization in Phaseolus vulgaris xylem by the use of an azo-dye method. (1975) (21)
- Endoplasmic reticulum and its relation to microtubules in sieve elements of sugarbeet and spinach. (1980) (20)
- Initial localization and subsequent spread of curly-top symptoms in the sugar beet (1935) (20)
- Hyperplastic Phloem and Its Plastids in Spinach Infected with the Curly Top Virus (1976) (17)
- Apparent temporary chloroplast fusions in leaf cells of Mimosa pudica (1972) (17)
- Anatomic effects of barley yellow dwarf virus and maleic hydrazide on certain Gramineae (1957) (17)
- Dilated Endoplasmic Reticulum Cisternae in Differentiating Xylem of Minor Veins of Mimosa pudica L. Leaf (1975) (17)
- OCCURRENCE OF INCLUSIONS OF BEET YELLOWS VIRUSES IN CHLOROPLASTS. (1963) (17)
- On the Phloem of Mimosa pudica L. (1970) (16)
- The Phloem of Nelumbo nucifera Gaertn (1975) (16)
- Cytology of beet yellows virus infection inTetragonia (1971) (16)
- NUCLEAR CRYSTALLOIDS IN SIEVE ELEMENTS OF SPECIES OF ECHIUM (BORAGINACEAE) (1982) (16)
- Structure and Development of the Bark in Dicotyledons (1964) (16)
- Microtubules in differentiating sieve elements of Gossypium hirsutum. (1982) (15)
- Polarized Light Study of Phloem Differentiation in Embryo of Chenopodium album (1964) (15)
- RELATION OF DWARFMISTLETOE (ARCEUTHOBIUM) TO THE XYLEM TISSUE OF CONIFERS. II. EFFECT OF THE PARASITE ON THE XYLEM ANATOMY OF THE HOST12 (1961) (15)
- The protein inclusions in sieve elements of cotton (Gossypium hirsutum L.). (1978) (14)
- Anatomy of seed plants / by Katherine Esau (1977) (14)
- A crystalline inclusion in sieve element nuclei of Amsinckia. I. The inclusion in differentiating cells. (1979) (14)
- Composition and fine structure of minor veins inTetragonia leaf (1971) (13)
- Nuclear abnormalities and cytoplasmic inclusion in Amsinckia infected with the curly top virus. (1979) (13)
- A spiny cell component in the sugar beet. (1970) (12)
- Aspects of Ultrastructure of Phloem1 (1964) (12)
- The sieve plate of Echium (Boraginaceae): developmental aspects and response of P-protein to protein digestion (1984) (12)
- Some anatomical aspects of plant virus disease problems. II (1938) (12)
- Vessel development in celery (1936) (12)
- Beet yellow stunt virus in the phloem of Sonchus oleraceus L. (1981) (12)
- Degeneration of sieve element plastids in sugar beet infected with curly top virus. (1967) (11)
- Inclusions in guard cells of tobacco affected with mosaic (1941) (11)
- A crystalline inclusion in sieve element nuclei of Amsinckia. II. The inclusion in maturing cells. (1979) (11)
- The multinucleate condition in fibers of tobacco (1938) (10)
- Beet yellow stunt virus in cells of Sonchus oleraceus L. and its relation to host mitochondria. (1979) (10)
- Inclusions in nuclei and plastids of Boraginaceae and their possible taxonomic significance (1989) (10)
- Observations on spiny vesicles and P-protein inNicotiana tabacum (1970) (10)
- Phloem degeneration in celery infected with yellow leafroll virus of peach. (1958) (10)
- The Problem of Callose Deposition in Phloem. (1964) (9)
- Nuclear crystalloids in sieve elements of Boraginaceae: a protein digestion study. (1983) (9)
- Anatomy of the Secondary Phloem in Winteraceae (1984) (8)
- Distribution of Vacuoles and Some Other Organelles in Dividing Cells (1991) (8)
- Tobacco mosaic virus in dividing mesophyll cells of Nicotiana. (1969) (8)
- Ultrastructural Aspects of Primary Phloem. Sieve Elements in Poinsettia (Euphorbia Pulcherrima. Euphorbiaceae) (1988) (7)
- Membranous modifications in sieve element plasids of spinach affected by the aster yellows disease. (1977) (7)
- Development of P-protein in sieve elements ofMimosa pudica (1971) (7)
- Studies of the breeding of sugar beets for resistance to curly top (1930) (6)
- Spatial relation between xylem and phloem in the stem of Hibiscus cannabinus L. (Malvaceae) (1974) (6)
- Ultrastructure of Secretory Cells in the Phloem of Mimosa pudicaL. (1974) (6)
- Studies of the mycoplasma-like organism (MLO) in spinach leaves affected by the aster yellows disease (1976) (5)
- P PROTEIN IN THE PHLOEM OF CUCITRBITA I. The Development of P-Protein Bodies (5)
- What are transcellular strands? (1963) (4)
- Curly top symptoms in an inoculated cotyledon of the sugar beet (1957) (4)
- The development of inclusions in sugar beets infected with beet-yellows virus. (1960) (2)
- A study of the source of virus in the Pholem exudate appearing on leaves of Amscinckia infected with the beet curly top virus (1980) (2)
- Cytology of beet yellows virus infection inTetragonia (1971) (2)
- Antomy of Seed Plants (1960) (1)
- Parenchyma Cells in Infected Leaf 1 (1)
- The Phloem at the Source of Photosynthates-in Minor Veins of Leaves. (1966) (1)
- An Ultrastructural Study of the Phloem of Drimys (Winteraceae) (1985) (1)
- Food-Conducting Tissue@@@Review of Phloem (1972) (0)
- 4. The Movement of Organic Solutes in Relation to Structure and Function of the Sieve Element (1961) (0)
- Microscopical Structure of the Higher Plants@@@Plant Anatomy (1953) (0)
- Beta Leaves Infected with Beet Yellows Virus 431 (2003) (0)
- Plant anatomy / Katherine Esau (1980) (0)
- BOTANY : ESAU AND CHEADLE FIGS (0)
- Book Review:The Vascular Cambium. Its Development and Activity. W. R. Philipson, Josephine M. Ward, B. G. Butterfield (1971) (0)
- Viruses, Vectors, and Vegetation.Karl Maramorosch (1970) (0)
- Plant Virology. R. E. F. Matthews (1970) (0)
- APOMIXIS IN GUA YULE (2005) (0)
- The Development of P-Protein Bodies JAMES CRONSHAW (2003) (0)
- 2. The Food Conduit of Plants, a Nonconformist Cell (1961) (0)
- 6. Viruses in Plant Tissues; Their Localization and Movement (1961) (0)
- 7. Insects as Feeders in Conducting Tissues (1961) (0)
- Editorial (1992) (0)
- 5. The Conducting Tissues in Buds and Growing Roots (1961) (0)
- 3. Methods of Study of Movement of Organic Solutes (1961) (0)
- Sugar beets resistant to curly top. (0)
- 1. The Early Explorations of Conducting Tissues in Plants (1961) (0)
- Cytology of beet yellows virus infection inTetragonia (2005) (0)
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