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1. Index of Botanists
Searchable database of names and information on plant collectors. From the Harvard Herbaria.
http://www.huh.harvard.edu/databases/cms/botanist_index.html - 29-01-2004
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Rating: [6.00] Votes: [1988]
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2. David Burk
A PhD student working on cell elongation in Arabidopsis. Includes research and personal material.
http://www.plantbio.uga.edu/~dburk/dburk.htm - 05-06-2001
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Rating: [5.01] Votes: [659]
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3. Guranda E. Gvaladze
Professor Guranda E. Gvaladze is Head of the Department of Plant Embryology of the Institute of Botany of the Georgian Academy of Sciences, one of founders of
http://www.webhostcorp.com/members/ggvaladze/index.html - 12-07-2002
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Rating: [5.01] Votes: [977]
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4. Stanislaw Weidner
Plant physiologist and biochemist at the University of Warmia and Mazury, Poland.
http://www.geocities.com/stanislawweidner/ - 16-03-2001
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Rating: [5.01] Votes: [354]
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5. Alex Boonman
Doctoral candidate Alex Boonman is researching the role of cytokinins in the response of plants to vertical light gradients at Utrecht University.
http://www.bio.uu.nl/~oecofys/people/alex.htm - 20-08-2003
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Rating: [5.00] Votes: [1834]
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6. Andrzej Urbisz
Research in the Department of Plant Systematics, Silesian University, Poland.
http://republika.pl/florysta/subdir/ - 15-06-2003
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Rating: [5.00] Votes: [2307]
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8. Christy Carter
A Ph.D. student in plant ecology at Ohio University, studies halophytes (plants that grow in saline areas).
http://oak.cats.ohiou.edu/~ct346390/Home/index.html - 31-05-2001
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Rating: [5.00] Votes: [1923]
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9. Everard Edwards
Plant ecophysiologist working on global change effects on plants. Information on research, publications, and links.
http://www.solanum.net/ - 07-04-2002
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Rating: [5.00] Votes: [2481]
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10. Martin Hodson
Environmental Biology at Oxford Brookes University, UK. Main research interests are plant mineral relations, particularly aluminium toxicity and silica deposition.
http://www.hodsons.org/MartinHodson/ - 18-10-2001
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Rating: [5.00] Votes: [1162]
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