Mabel Rayner

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Mabel Rayner

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Botany

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According to Wikipedia, Mabel Mary Cheveley Rayner was an English botanist specialising in mycology. She published books and articles on plant physiology and was one of the first researchers to propose that mycorrhizal interactions could both help and harm plants.

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Mabel Rayner's Published Works

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Obligate Symbiosis in Calluna Vulgaris (39)
Influence of Reaction on Nitrogen-Assimilating Bacteria. (1920) (27)
Nitrogen Fixation in Ericaceae (1922) (20)
Production of Synthetic Mycorrhiza in the Cultivated Cranberry (1940) (18)
THE MYCORRHIZAL HABIT IN RELATION TO FORESTRY III. ORGANIC COMPOSTS AND THE GROWTH OF YOUNG TREES (1936) (18)
The Biology of Fungus Infection in the Genus Vaccinium (16)
Mycorrhiza. An account of non-pathogenic infection by fungi in vascular plants and Bryophytes. (16)
MYCORRHIZA IN RELATION TO FORESTRY. I RESEARCHES ON THE GENUS PINUS , WITH AN ACCOUNT OF EXPERIMENTAL WORK IN A SELECTED AREA (1934) (15)
The Nutrition of Mycorrhiza Plants: Calluna Vulgaris (14)
THE ECOLOGY OF CALLUNA VULGARIS. (1913) (14)
THE MYCORRHIZAL HABIT IN RELATION TO FORESTRYIV. STUDIES ON MYCORRHIZAL RESPONSE IN PINUS AND OTHER CONIFERS (1941) (14)
Mycorrhizal Habit in the Genus Citrus (1935) (9)
Trees and Toadstools (1948) (9)
Observations on Armillaria mellea in pure culture with certain conifers. (8)
SEEDLING DEVELOPMENT IN CALLUNA VULGARIS (1929) (8)
Ecological Principles Involved in the Practice of Forestry (1944) (7)
The Ecology of Calluna Vulgaris. II. The Calcifuge Habit (1921) (7)
An Endotrophic Fungus in the Coniferæ (1925) (7)
Mycorrhiza in the Genus Citrus (1933) (6)
Soil Reaction and the Growth of Azotobacter. (1920) (6)
Mycorrhiza in the Ericaceae (1922) (6)
Origin of Toxicity to Fungi in Wareham Heath Soil (1945) (4)
Problems in tree nutrition: an account of researches concerned primarily with the mycorrhizal habit in relation to forestry and with some biological aspects of soil fertility. (1944) (4)
PRELIMINARY OBSERVATIONS ON THE ECOLOGY OF CALLUNA VULGARIS ON THE WILTSHIRE AND BERKSHIRE DOWNS. (1911) (4)
RECENT DEVELOPMENTS IN THE STUDY OF ENDOTROPHIC MYCORHIZA (1916) (3)
BEHAVIOUR OF CORSICAN PINE STOCK FOLLOWING DIFFERENT NURSERY TREATMENTS (1947) (3)
MYCORRHIZAL ASSOCIATIONS IN SCOTS PINE (1935) (3)
THE VASCULAR PLANTS CHARACTERISTIC OF PEAT (1924) (3)
Mendelian inheritance in varietal crosses ofBryonia dioica (1916) (1)
THE POLLEN OF ECHEVERIA RETUSA LINDL. AS LABORATORY MATERIAL (1916) (1)
BOTANY AND THE TEACHING OF BIOLOGY. (1918) (1)
Mycorrhiza and Tree Growth@@@Reports of Committee on Mycorrhiza in Relation to Forestry.@@@Mycorrhiza in the Genus Citrus. (1933) (1)
Note on the Ecology of Mycorrhiza (1928) (1)
The mycorrhizal habit in relation to forestry. (1940) (1)
The Mycorrhiza of Conifers: A Review (1934) (1)
THE MYCORRHIZAL HABIT IN PINUS : A COMMENT (1937) (0)
Forestry Research. (1931) (0)
THE SIGNIFICANCE OF THE MYCORRHIZAL HABIT IN PLANT CROPS (1949) (0)
THE MULTIPLE MYCORRHIZAS OF TREES (0)
Practical plant physiology (0)
A textbook of plant biology (0)
RECENT WORK ON MYCOTROPHY IN CONIFERS (1937) (0)
Ecology of Calluna Vulgaris@@@The Ecology of Calluna Vulgaris. (1913) (0)
Bracken Compost (1941) (0)

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