21. PLANT BIOLOGY FACULTY plant biology Home Page College of Life Sciences and Agriculture UNH Information Cooperative Extension 20Feb-1999 AL Baker. http://www.pbio.unh.edu/faculty/faculty.html

Alan L. Baker Ph.D University of Minnesota Ecology and Behavioral Biology Limnology and Phycology Robert O. Blanchard Ph.D. University of Georgia Forest Pathology Mycology and Plant Pathology Garrett Crow Chair Ph.D Michigan State University Plant Systematics Biodiversity and phytogeography of New England Aquatic vascular plants, temperate and tropical Thomas M. Davis Ph.D. University of California Davis Plant Genetics Gene identification/cloning and genome mapping/evolution Alan Eaton Ph.D. North Carolina State University Cooperative Extension Entomology Integrated pest management Wayne R. Fagerberg Ph.D. University of South Florida Algal Ultrastructure Cell and tissue structure. Mechanisms of rapid plant movement Paul Fisher Ph.D. Michigan State University Greenhouse floriculture, plant nutrition and pH management, computer decision-support systems Rosanna Freyre Ph.D. Michigan State University Research Faculty Plant breeding and genetics Sustainable gardening Curtis V. Givan Ph.D. Harvard University Plant Biochemistry Enzymology and metabolism Estelle M. Hrabak

22. Environmental And Plant Biology Click for Athens, Ohio Forecast, Search Copyright © 2002 Ohio University. http://www.plantbio.ohiou.edu/

23. Courses Winter 2003 plant biology Course Homepages and/or Syllabi. Course. Professor. Syllabus. PlantBiology Course Schedules. Undergraduate Courses for 2003/2004, PDF, http://www.plantbio.ohiou.edu/epb/instruct/courses.htm

Note that links marked with PDF require Adobe Acrobat Reader for viewing. If you plan to print a syllabus, we recommend that you use the PDF version when one is available. Current Course Syllabi/Web Sites Archived Course Web Sites Yearly Course Offerings Spring 2003 Plant Biology Course Homepages and/or Syllabi Course Professor Syllabus Links to Homepages BIOL 101: Principles of Biology Smith Ungar Smith Ungar Syllabus Course Homepage PBIO 100: The World of Plants Trese Ballard Mitchell Ballard - Mitchell PBIO 109: Americans and Their Forests Matlack PBIO 111: Introduction to Plant Biology Rothwell PBIO 299/399/499: Plant Biology Tutorial Mitchell PBIO 307507: Morphology of Algae and Bryophytes Vis PBIO 309/509: Plant Systematics Cantino T3 402B:An Introduction to Alternative Agriculture Cavender Syllabus Syllabus PBIO 404: Research All Faculty Course Homepage PBIO 405: Biological Discussions Brown Ballard PBIO 418/518: Writing in the Plant Sciences Wyatt Syllabus Syllabus PBIO 426/526: Physiological Plant Ecology Brown PBIO 427/527: Molecular Genetics

24. MBI - Agar Information Produces agars for microbiology, plant biology, and molecular biology. http://www.marbio.com/products/Products_Intro1.html

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25. Cornell Plant Biology plant biology Welcomes You! Welcome to the website of the plant biologydepartment at Cornell University. This department is part http://www.plantbio.cornell.edu/

Plant Biology Welcomes You! Students in the Field of Plant Biology represent diverse interests in Plant Biology and come from a wide range of cultural, ethnic and educational backgrounds. There are presently about 50 students in the Field of Plant Biology (and many others in related plant biology fields). @ Cornell.edu The Cornell campus is located in the heart of the beautiful Finger Lakes region of central New York. The campus is situated on a hill overlooking the city of Ithaca and Cayuga Lake, one of the largest Finger Lakes. The area around Ithaca is a spectacular mixture of lakes, deep gorges (there are two surrounding the campus), woods and fields. Ithaca is a city of about 30,000 residents, but with the proximity of Cornell, it boasts many cultural amenities that are found only in much larger cities. The area is also ideal for those interested in outdoor activities including hiking, boating and skiing (both downhill and cross-country). The University also provides a great diversity of student activities that cater to virtually all tastes, and there is a

26. Electronic Sites Of Leading Botany, Plant Biology And Science Journals Site Has Links to the electronic sites of major journals publishing articles about plants and plant biology.Category Science Biology Botany Publications Journals......The Electronic Sites of Leading Botany, plant biology and Science Journals site has moved to a new location http//www.ejournals.org/botany/. http://www.ou.edu/cas/botany-micro/ejournals/

The "Electronic Sites of Leading Botany, Plant Biology and Science Journals" site has moved to a new location: http://www.e-journals.org/botany/ You will be forwarded automatically in about 10 seconds if all goes well and you have a compatible browser. Thanks for your patronage!! http://www.ou.edu/cas/botany-micro/ejournals/

27. Plant Biology Images plant biology Images. These images are provided for home study forstudents of BOT 201 and 202 at Eastern Oregon University. Anyone http://www2.eou.edu/~kantell/images.htm

Plant Biology Images These images are provided for home study for students of BOT 201 and 202 at Eastern Oregon University. Anyone else is free to use them for similar purpose, but not for commercial reproduction. Comments or suggestions? E-mail me at kantell@eou.edu. The following topics currently are available. To select an image, click on its title. Herbaceous Stems Leaves Roots Embryos ... Non-vascular plants (Mosses, Liverworts) Herbaceous Stems Coleus stem tip Helianthus (Sunflower) stem x-sec. Helianthus (Sunflower) vascular bundle x-sec. Zea (Corn) stem x-sec. ... Zea (Corn) stem x-sec. Leaves Ligustrum leaf x-sec. Nerium (Oleander) leaf x-sec. Cluvia leaf x-sec. Pinus leaf x-sec. ... Compound leaf, palmate Roots Raphanus (Radish) root tip whole mount Zea (Corn) root tip longitudinal sec. Ranunculus (Buttercup) root x-sec. Ranunculus (Buttercup) young root x-sec. ... Tilia root x-sec. Woody Stems Tilia stem x-sec. Pinus stem x-sec. Sambucus lenticel Pinus wood x-sec. ... Quercus (Oak) wood tangential sec. Embryos Dicotyledon embryo Monocotyledon embryo Fruits Pea, legume fruit

28. BioProtocol, Inc. Quality life science protocols for free Molecular biology, neurobiology, developmental biology, cell biology, microbiology, plant biology, and biochemistry. http://www.bioprotocol.com/

29. University Of Maryland - Plant Biology Includes databases, dictionaries, journals, and news. http://www.inform.umd.edu/PBIO

Professor Reveal's page has moved, you will be redirected to http://www.life.umd.edu/emeritus/reveal/ momentarily. 19 Oct 2002

30. Biology : Plant Biology Home Academics plant biology. previous, Programs of Study, next. For this reasonthere is a strong emphasis on laboratory work in plant biology courses. http://www.bio.cornell.edu/academics/plant_biology.cfm

Home Academics Plant Biology Programs of Study The program of study in plant biology is designed for students who would like to gain a greater understanding of the structure, classification, ecology, function, development, and molecular biology of plants. Two options are offered: (a) botany and (b) plant biotechnology. In Option (a), students are required to take the introductory botany course and a minimum of three other courses from a group including function and development, cell structure and function, structure, classification, evolution, ecology, and molecular biology. Option (b) is primarily for students who wish to specialize in the molecular biology of plants and its agricultural application. It centers on the Molecular Biology and Genetic Engineering of Plants course. In addition students should take at least ten credits of other courses in plants and biotechnology. In addition to plant biology and plant ecology offerings of the biological sciences, students may choose from courses offered by other departments in areas of applied research such as crop science, floriculture and ornamental horticulture, fruit and vegetable sciences, plant breeding, and plant pathology. The University maintains greenhouses and field laboratories necessary for botanical research. In addition to wild and managed land areas, which play a strategic part in the study of plants at Cornell, the local countryside offers diverse habitats for plant growth. The natural environment is used in research and teaching programs.

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32. Untitled plant biology Index Search keyword - Browse keyword Plant Picture Library- Browse Plant Picture Library, Copyright 2000-2002 plant biology Index. http://www.plantbiology.com/

33. Botany - Plant Biology - Academic Info An annotated directory of Internet resources tailored toward students and researchers.Category Science Biology Botany Directories......Home Keyword Search Index Reference Desk StudentCenter Academic Info Botany plant biology. http://www.academicinfo.net/bot.html

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34. Environmental Plant Biology At UC Davis Consists of links to UC Davis faculty and programs involved in environmental plant biology. It is Category Science Biology Botany Education......Environmental plant biology at UC Davis. UC UCD faculty with active researchprograms in environmental plant biology include Michael http://envplant.ucdavis.edu/

Environmental Plant Biology at UC Davis UC Davis is a world leader in agricultural and environmental sciences, with particular strengths in plant ecology. Some of the UCD faculty interested in basic and applied plant ecophysiology, plant ecology, plant conservation biology, etc. are listed below. Click on images for examples of facilities available. Opportunities for graduate study exist in the following graduate groups: Agroecology Atmospheric Science Biometeorology Ecology ... Soil Science UCD faculty with active research programs in environmental plant biology include: Michael Barbour (community dynamics of wildland vegetation in stressful environments) Alison Berry (nitrogen fixing plants, especially symbioses with the actinomycete Frankia Arnold Bloom (plant N uptake, cold tolerance, global change) R. Ford Denison (legume/rhizobium mutualism, agroecology) Deborah Elliott-Fisk (conservation biology, soil/vegetation relationships) Richard Evans (plant ecology applied to restoration and revegetation) Ted Hsiao (plant/soil water relations) Louise Jackson Andre Lauchli (environmental stress physiology, including salt tolerance)

35. Plant Biology Department Home Page Other Sections of the plant biology Home Page Choose a section. http://www.cbs.umn.edu/plantbio/pbio/

Other Sections of the Plant Biology Home Page -> Choose a section Home Open Faculty Positions About our department Contact Information Faculty Staff Graduate Students Nouveau News Undergraduate Program Graduate Program Awards Seminars Facilities Links Forms Plant Biology CBS Home COAFES Home U of M Home ... Search U of M The University of Minnesota is an equal opportunity educator and employer. © 2001 by the Regents of the University of Minnesota. For comments or questions, contact the webmaster at pbio@cbs.umn.edu Last modified December 2001

36. Noble Foundation/Home Information and links to research, grants, and extension activities in agriculture, forage biotechnology, and plant biology. http://www.noble.org/

Ardmore, Oklahoma, USA General Information Granting Employment Contact Us Administrative Links Admin Departments Granting Program Jobs Page Contact Us Agricultural Pages Ag Home Page Agriculture Staff eCattleLog Ag Info Index Economics Forages Horticulture Livestock Soils Wildlife Plant ID Gallery Jobs Page Forage Biotech Pages FBG Home FBG Staff Non-resident Fellows Speaker Series Jobs Page Plant Biology Pages Plant Home Staff/Research Division Events Publications Employment Featured Pages: Red River Field Day, 2003 eCattleLog Plant Image Gallery Medicago ... MBFT 2003 Now on the NF website: https://www.register-for.com/mbft/ The 2001-2002 Noble Foundation Scientific Report presents an overview of the research activities of the Plant Biology Division, the Agricultural Division, and the Forage Biotechnology Group. Forages are an essential component of a horse’s diet, because they need it to help prevent digestion problems. Additionally, an adequate quantity of good-quality forage can minimize feed expenses, which is usually the single highest cost of owning a horse. Learn more in the article "Hay is for Horses, but Pasture is Too!" in this month's Search National Academy of Sciences Member to Speak on Cardiovascular Health on April 3 Dr. Charles Esmon, an Oklahoma scientist who was elected to the prestigious National Academy of Sciences in 2002, is the next speaker in the Noble Foundation’s Profiles and Perspectives community enrichment series.

37. Plant Biology At The University Of Fribourg Switzerland Translate this page Prof Jean-Pierre Métraux 3 rue Albert-Gockel CH-1700 FribourgSwitzerland. webmaster antony.buchala@unifr.ch. http://www.unifr.ch/plantbio/

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38. Botanical Society Of America Promoting research and teaching in all fields of plant biology to facilitate cooperation among plant scientists worldwide and to disseminate knowledge of plants, algae and fungi. Links to the American Journal of Botany, Plant Science Bulletin, national meetings and symposia, and educational resources. http://www.botany.org

Join/Renew Your Membership Shop at our Online Store! Botany 2003 Botany 2002 McIntosh Apple Development Poster Announcements ... Search BSA Site or Internet The Botanical Society of America exists to promote botany, the field of basic science dealing with the study and inquiry into the form, function, diversity, reproduction, evolution, and uses of plants and their interactions within the biosphere. To accomplish this mission, the objectives of The Society are to: sustain and provide improved formal and informal education about plants; encourage basic plant research; provide expertise, direction, and position statements concerning plants and ecosystems; and foster communication within the professional botanical community, and between botanists and the rest of humankind through publications, meetings, and committees. Minority Undergraduate Participarion Grants STUDENT MENTORSHIP OPPORTUNITIES Deadline to file - May 1, 2003 Request for Applications Application Cover Page (as PDF or a Word Document Join or Renew your membership with the Botanical Society of America - now ONLINE!

39. University Of Zurich, Institute Of Plant Biology Seminars. Friday Forum. plant biology Workshop. Teaching. Pflanzenbiologie UZI. Researchin the institute covers the following areas Molecular plant biology Prof. http://www.unizh.ch/botinst/

General Info Address and Contacts Search for people How to get there... Kompetenzzentrum Pflanzenwissenschaften ... Plant Biology Workshop Teaching Pflanzenbiologie UZI Vorlesungen Suche im VV Sekundarlehrer ... Algenkurs Roscoff 2002 University home page find: email find: phone numbers Main Library Materialdienst Institut intern ... webmail The Institute of Plant Biology, together with the Institute of Systematic Botany is located off-campus in the beautiful new Botanical Gardens of the university. Research in limnology centres at the Limnological Station Molecular Plant Biology Prof. B. Keller Prof. R. Dudler Cytology Prof. Rosmarie Honegger Plant Developmental Genetics Prof. U. Grossniklaus Limnology and Limnological Station Microbiology Dr. Kurt Hanselmann, Microbial Ecology Group Prof. em. R. Bachofen Plant Physiology PD. Dr. F. Keller Sekundar- und Fachlehrerausbildung Prof. F. Schanz Last updated 06/04/2002 - R. Dudler

40. Plant Biology Program, Purdue University The Purdue University plant biology Program An Interdisciplinary GraduateTraining Program in Plant Biochemistry and Molecular Biology http://www.biochem.purdue.edu/~plantbiology/

The Purdue University Plant Biology Program An Interdisciplinary Graduate Training Program in Plant Biochemistry and Molecular Biology, Plant Physiology, and Plant Cellular and Developmental Biology. Applying to PBP Curriculum Research Facilities The Faculty ... Purdue and Lafayette

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