Papers of George Willard Martin, 1925-1971.

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Papers of George Willard Martin, 1925-1971.

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The correspondence includes determinations of specimen types, exchanges, botanical society business, critiquing of journal articles, recommendations for Martin's many students, and inquiries from the general public. Correspondents include botanical garden personnel, herbarium curators, professors at other universities, government agencies dealing with the study of fungi, foreign mycologists, and his former students. Significant correspondents include Constantine John Alexopoulos, Ruth McVaugh Allen, Gladys Elizabeth Baker, Robert Joseph Bandoni, Ernst Athearn Bessey, Henry Shoemaker Conard, William Bridge Cooke, Richard William George Dennis, Bernard Ogilvie Dodge, Marie Leonore Farr, Joseph Charles Gilman, William Dudley Gray, Clifford William Hesseltine, Herbert Spencer Jackson, Theodor Karl Just, Lorene Louise Kennedy, Donald T. Kowalski, Paul Lewis Lentz, David Hunt Linder, Marcel V. Locquin, Josiah Lincoln Lowe, Bernard Lowy, Thomas Huston Macbride (no letter from Macbride is in the Martin Papers), Donald Phillip Rogers, Fred Jay Seaver, William C. Sturgis, Kartar Singh Thind, Arthur Luna Welden, and Kenneth Wells.

5.25 linear ft. (12 boxes)

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Martin, G. W. (George Willard), 1886-1971

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Professor, botanist, and mycologist at the University of Iowa. From the description of Papers of G.W. Martin, 1925-1971. (University of Iowa Libraries). WorldCat record id: 233109017 College teacher, botanist, and mycologist, of Iowa City, Iowa. From the description of Papers, 1925-1971. (University of Iowa Libraries). WorldCat record id: 28412544 George Willard Martin was born in Brooklyn, New York, October 27, 1886, and died in Iowa City, September 13,...

University of Iowa. Dept. of Botany

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