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Margaret Clay Ferguson

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Botany

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Margaret Clay Ferguson's Degrees

Bachelors Botany University of California, Berkeley
Masters Botany University of California, Berkeley
PhD Botany University of California, Berkeley

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According to Wikipedia, Margaret Clay Ferguson was an American botanist best known for advancing scientific education in the field of botany. She also contributed on the life histories of North American pines. Early life and education Ferguson was born in Orleans, New York in 1863 and attended the Genesee Wesleyan Seminary in Lima, New York. Ferguson attended Wellesley College, where she graduated in botany and chemistry in 1891, earning a PhD in botany from Cornell University in 1901.

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STUDIES ON PETUNIA III. A REDESCRIPTION AND ADDITIONAL DISCUSSION OF CERTAIN SPECIES OF PETUNIA (1932) (32)
preliminary study of the germination of the spores of Agaricus campestris and other basidiomycetous fungi (22)
The Development of the Egg and Fertilization in Pinus Strobus (1901) (15)
The Development of the Pollen-tube and the Division of the Generative Nucleus in certain Species of Pines (1901) (14)
A Cytological and a Genetical Study of Petunia IV. Pollen Grains and the Method of Studying Them (1932) (13)
A Cytological and a Genetical Study of Petunia-I (1927) (11)
A Cytological and a Genetical Study of Petunia V the Inheritance of Color in Pollen. (1934) (6)
A Cytological and a Genetical Study of Petunia. II. Notes on Certain Phases of Sterility (1930) (4)
Imbedded Sexual Cells in the Polypodiaceae (1911) (4)
Studies on Petunia. VI. The Origin and Distribution of Color in the Anther and in the Pollen of Petunia (1934) (3)
Two Embryo-Sac Mother Cells in Lilium longiflorum (1907) (2)
NOTES ON THE DEVELOPMENT OF THE POLLEN TUBE AND FERTILIZATION IN SOME SPECIES OF PINES. (1901) (1)
Susan Maria Hallowell (1912) (1)
Included Cytoplasm in Fertilization (1913) (1)
To Determine Genetical Ratios when Selfing Organisms Heterozygous for Two or More Factors (1932) (1)
Notes on the Development of the Pollen Tube and Fertilization in Some Species of Pines (1901) (0)

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