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Roderick Sprague

Anthropology

#421

World Rank

#599

Historical Rank

#231

USA Rank

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Roderick Sprague's Degrees

PhD Anthropology University of Chicago
Masters Anthropology University of Chicago
Bachelors Anthropology University of California, Berkeley

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According to Wikipedia, Roderick Sprague III was an American anthropologist, ethnohistorian and historical archaeologist, and the Emeritus Director of the Laboratory of Anthropology at the University of Idaho in Moscow, where he taught for thirty years. He had extensive experience in environmental impact research, trade beads, aboriginal burial customs, and the Columbia Basin area. Sprague was president of the Society of Bead Researchers from 2004-2007.

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Roderick Sprague's Published Works

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Diseases of Cereals and Grasses in North America: Fungi, Except Smuts and Rusts (1951) (158)
Cercosporella Foot Rot of Winter Cereals (1934) (19)
Some leaf spot fungi on western Gramineae-II. (1941) (19)
Ascochyta leaf spots of cereals and grasses in the united States. (1950) (16)
The Genus Phaeoseptoria on Grasses in the Western Hemisphere (1943) (15)
Host range and life-history studies of some leguminous Ascochytae. (14)
Additions to the Fungi Imperfecti on Grasses in the United States (1946) (13)
Some leafspot fungi on western Gramineae. IX. (1955) (12)
Some Leafspot Fungi on Western Gramineae—VI (1951) (12)
The Status of Septoria Graminum (1938) (11)
Some Leafspot Fungi on Western Gramineae—III (1948) (10)
Some leafspot fungi on western Gramineae. VII. (1954) (10)
Cannabinoid effects on liver glycogen stores. (1973) (10)
The fungi on deglaciated Alaskan terrain of known age (Part III). (1960) (10)
Septoria disease of Gramineae in western United States (1944) (9)
A third species of Mastigosporium on Gramineae. (1940) (9)
Some Leafspot Fungi on Western Gramineae. V (1950) (8)
Notes on Phyllosticta rabiei on Chick Pea. (7)
Some leafspot fungi on Western Gramineae-VIII. (1955) (7)
Undescribed species of Cercosporella and Cercospora on certain grasses in Oregon and Washington. (1937) (7)
Lung hydroxyproline levels in mice exposed to cigarette smoke. (1969) (6)
Some Leafspot Fungi on Western Gramineae. XI (1957) (6)
A New Pseudodiscosia (1936) (6)
Some Leafspot Fungi on Western Gramineae. XV (1962) (6)
Some Leafspot Fungi on Western Gramineae—XIII (1960) (6)
Species of Selenophoma on North American grasses (1950) (6)
Some leafspot fungi on Western Gramineae-XII. (1958) (5)
Check list of the diseases of grasses and cereals in Alaska (1955) (5)
Some Leafspot Fungi on Western Gramineae—IV (1949) (5)
Some Fungi Imperfecti from the Pacific Northwest (1939) (5)
Some leafspot fungi on western Gramineae. X. (1956) (5)
Pythium arrhenomanes on cereals and grasses in the northern Great Plains. (1942) (5)
Biochemical screen to investigate whole smoke and vapor phase effects in mice. (1969) (4)
Some Leafspot Fungi on Western Gramineae—XVI (1962) (4)
The stoichiometric fate of azaserine metabolized in vitro by tissues from azaserine-treated dogs and mice. (1972) (4)
Epidemiology and control of snow mold of winter Wheat and grasses in the Pacific Northwest of the United States. (1961) (4)
Some Leafspot Fungi on Kansas Gramineae (1958) (4)
Stagonospora Arenaria on Grasses (1941) (4)
Some Leafspot Fungi on Western Gramineae-XIV (1960) (3)
The Status of Septoria Alopecuri and Some Related Species (1943) (3)
A revised check list of the parasitic fungi on cereals and other grasses in Oregon (1942) (3)
Diseases of cereal grasses in North America. (1950) (3)
Controlling seed-borne stinking smut of wheat by disinfectants (1939) (2)
New or Noteworthy Parasitic Species of Fungi Imperfecti in Oregon (1937) (2)
Respiration capacity of transplantable rat leukemic and endocrine-dependent tissue tumor systems. (1966) (2)
Cercosporella eyespot of Kentucky bluegrass. (1942) (1)
Attempts to Find Creatine Phosphokinase and 5′-Nucleotidase Activity In Canine Prostatic Fluid.∗ (1966) (1)
An undescribed species of Sporotrichum on Agropyron. (1947) (1)
Studies on Some Selenophoma Species on Gramineae (1953) (1)
Selenophoma on Grasses, III (1947) (1)
Dusting seed wheat to control seed-borne smut in Oregon (1937) (1)
Leaf reddening in oats in Oregon (1939) (1)
Can We Increase the Yield of Cereals By Reducing Rootrot Injury (1943) (0)
Keys to aid in the identification of the more important foot rots of winter grains in the Pacific Northwest (1934) (0)
Notes on Septoria scalds of vetch and peas in Oregon. (1940) (0)
Controlling Rootrots of Cereals and Grasses (1946) (0)
Some parasitic fungi on Gramineae, Priest Lake, Idaho. (1950) (0)
Relative Effectiveness of Controlling Different Physiologic Races of Bunt by Seed Disinfection 1 (1938) (0)
Cereal Root-Rot Investigations and Control Factors (1941) (0)
Rootrots and Leafspots of Grains and Grasses in the Northern Great Plains and Western States (2017) (0)
A Leaf Spot of Grasses Caused By A New Species of Phleospora (1943) (0)
Studies on the life history of Typhula spp. on winter Wheat in Washington. (1950) (0)
An Undescribed Heterosporium on Petunia (1965) (0)
Septoria disease oí Gramineae in the western United States. (1944) (0)
TWO MASTIGOSPORIUM LEAF SPOTS ON GRAMINEAE ' (2010) (0)
Fungous and bacterial Pear diseases of eastern Washington. (1963) (0)
Foot rots and root rots of small grains in Oregon (1939) (0)

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