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Waller Scientific Lecture: Dr. José R. Dinneny
Dr. José R. Dinneny. Professor of Biology, Stanford UniversityThe divining root: Understanding how plants get their water through developmentThe Adolph E. Waller Memorial Lectureship was established September 5, 1975, with his bequest and funds public lectures in plant sciences. Adolph E. Waller completed his Ph.D. at The Ohio State University in 1918 where he participated in the early efforts to control wheat stem rust through the USDA barberry eradication program. After postdoctoral work at the Royal Botanical Gardens, Kew, England Dr. Waller joined the staff of The Ohio State University Department of Botany in 1919 and was a Professor of Botany for 45 years prior to his retirement in 1964. Read more about his career here.Make a donation to the A E Waller Memorial Fund
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Waller Scientific Lecture: Dr. José R. Dinneny
Dr. José R. Dinneny. Professor of Biology, Stanford UniversityThe divining root: Understanding how plants get their water through developmentThe Adolph E. Waller Memorial Lectureship was established September 5, 1975, with his bequest and funds public lectures in plant sciences. Adolph E. Waller completed his Ph.D. at The Ohio State University in 1918 where he participated in the early efforts to control wheat stem rust through the USDA barberry eradication program. After postdoctoral work at the Royal Botanical Gardens, Kew, England Dr. Waller joined the staff of The Ohio State University Department of Botany in 1919 and was a Professor of Botany for 45 years prior to his retirement in 1964. Read more about his career here.Make a donation to the A E Waller Memorial Fund
355 Jennings Hall
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Dr. José R. Dinneny. Professor of Biology, Stanford University
The divining root: Understanding how plants get their water through development
The Adolph E. Waller Memorial Lectureship was established September 5, 1975, with his bequest and funds public lectures in plant sciences. Adolph E. Waller completed his Ph.D. at The Ohio State University in 1918 where he participated in the early efforts to control wheat stem rust through the USDA barberry eradication program. After postdoctoral work at the Royal Botanical Gardens, Kew, England Dr. Waller joined the staff of The Ohio State University Department of Botany in 1919 and was a Professor of Botany for 45 years prior to his retirement in 1964. Read more about his career here.
Make a donation to the A E Waller Memorial Fund
