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10 LIBRI IN INGLESE ASSOCIATI CON «OECOLOGIST»
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1
Journal and Proceedings of the Asiatic Society of Bengal
In the first place such questions as the economic management of grasslands, and
the detailed study of diseases do not form a part of the legitimate duties of the
sylviculturist. In many other directions, however, the oecologist and sylviculturist ...
2
Annual Report of the Board of Regents of the Smithsonian ...
What was the foundation in history remains the foundation to-day, and our
colleagues ignore the fact at their peril. The oecologist and field-naturalist
probably realize more than the others how dependent they are on the correct
identification of ...
Smithsonian Institution. Board of Regents, 1919
3
Annual Report of the Board of Regents
What was the foundation in history remains the foundation to-day, and our
colleagues ignore the fact at their peril. The oecologist and field-naturalist
probably realize more than the others how dependent they are on the correct
identification of ...
Smithsonian Institution, United States National Museum, 1919
... events in a body like one of the station's lakes, with its extreme seasonal
vicissitudes, ranging from complete overflow and loss of identity to absolute
drying away in now and then an exceptional year, is extremely interesting to the
oecologist ...
5
Africa as a Living Laboratory: Empire, Development, and the ...
... disease (see plate 8).79 Swynnerton's Mozambique trip also prompted him to
rethink scientific disciplines. He came to realize that “the practical study of tsetse
is a matter for the botanist and oecologist rather than the unaided entomologist.
6
Phytoliths: A Comprehensive Guide for Archaeologists and ...
Another is the archaeobotanist or pale- oecologist together with their students
who are curious about what phytoliths can potentially do for them and may want
to embark on phytolith studies. The practiced phytolith specialist should also find
...
7
One Hundred and One Botanists
Initially he was called an oecologist or autecol- ogist. I guess he would be called
a physiological ecologist today. Groom (1903) says work like that of Schimper's
had not been done before because the physiologists were too busy in their ...
8
American Women of Science Since 1900: Essays A-H. Vol.1
332 Davis, Margaret Bryan Margaret Davisis a distinguished pale- oecologist
who is renowned for her analysis of ancient pollen to determine trends in plant
growth and migration. Palynology is the study of pollen from ancient plants, and
as an ...
27 Zoologists were not long in following suit, adopting the word "ecology" for their
science as well; one of the first to do so being Stephen Forbes, who referred to
himself as an "oecologist" as early as 1894.28 Although ecology was first ...
Sharon E. Kingsland, 1995
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Journal and Proceedings of the Asiatic Society of Bengal
In the first place such questions as the economic management of grasslands, and
the detailed study of diseases do not form a part of the legitimate duties of the
sylviculturist. In many other directions, however, the oecologist and sylviculturist ...
Asiatic Society (Calcutta, India), 1919
