In 1900 he was awarded a Doctor of Science degree by the University of Glasgow, and when the Barker chair of cryptogamic botany was created at the University of Manchester Lang was the first choice.
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Other valuable works published in the 1950s include " Cryptogamic Botany . " written by Gilbert Morgan Smith ( 1885 1959 ), the algal volume ( no . 1 ) was published in 1955.
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He was one of the founders of the " Plant Pathological Society of France ", and at the time of his death, was curator of the Cryptogamic Herbarium at the Jardin des Plantes.
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In the " RCPS Annual Report " for 1842, she published her discoveries of Cornish cryptogamic plants, and in 1849, she published her discoveries of marine algae along the shore near Falmouth.
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The name " cryptochrome " was proposed as a " portmanteau " combining the cryptic nature of the photoreceptor, and the cryptogamic organisms on which many blue-light studies were carried out.
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Wine-growers must mow or use herbicides to prevent weeds from growing up around the vines, otherwise they could create a humid micro-climate below the leaves that would encourage the development of cryptogamic diseases.
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Drew Baker was awarded an Ashburne Hall Research Scholarship in 1922, and in later years joining the staff of the Manchester Botany Department and being awarded a research fellowship in the university's Laboratory of Cryptogamic Botany.
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His further preparation for professional life included work in Cryptogamic and Physiological Botany at Harvard University, in Anatomy at Cornell, in Histology at the University of Pennsylvania, and in Plant Physiology at the University of Jena.
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His treatise on mosses and liverworts, " Laub-und lebermoose " ( 1876 ), was published in Ferdinand Cohn's " Kryptogamen-flora von Schlesien " ( Cryptogamic flora of Silesia ).
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Immediately after their marriage, the Eigenmanns left for Harvard University, where they studied its collections, and Rosa became the first woman to attend graduate-level classes at Harvard, studying cryptogamic botany with Professor William G . Farlow.
