Frederick V. Coville, Botanist

Monday, April 23, 2012

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Systematic Botany

Economic and Systematic Botany (7)
Systematic Botany (12)
Taxonomic Investigations (1)

Years

Portraits

Photograph

Gardening

Acid Soils (19)
Gardening in acid soils (10)
Leaf Mold (10)
Mayflower (3)
Wild flowers (21)

About Me

Historic Fruit Culture of South Jersey

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USDA Personnel

A. C. Atwood (1)
A. S. Hitchcock (6)
Alice Henkel (1)
Asa Gray (2)
C. L. Shear (2)
E. T. Wherry (23)
F. A. Walpole (1)
F. Funston (2)
G.M. Darrow (8)
I. Tidestrom (3)
J. N. Rose (1)
J. S. Bailey (2)
James Wilson (4)
John M. Coulter (3)
M. E. Jones (1)
M. V. Walcott (1)
O. M. Freeman (3)
O.T. Mason (2)
P. L. Ricker (13)
S. Johnston (2)
T. Coulter (2)
T.H. Kearney (4)
T.MacDougal (3)
Theodore Roosevelt (1)
V. C. Chestnut (2)
W. Alexander (1)

U. S. Department of Agriculture

Agriculture Library
Arlington Experimental Farm
Botanist In Charge of Taxonomic and Range Investigations
Bureau of Plant Industry
Division of Botany
Economic and Systematic Botany
National Arboretum
Taxonomic Investigations
U. S. National Herbarium
U. S. National Museum
U.S. Department of Agriculture

War and Food

Food
Medicinal Plants
War and Food

Grazing Lands and Indian Culture

Botanist In Charge of Taxonomic and Range Investigations (4)
Cacti (1)
Death Valley (4)
Deserts (2)
Grazing Lands (13)
Hair balls (3)
Indian Culture (13)
Mt. Mazama (1)
Mt. Shasta (1)
Peyote (1)
Poisonous Plants (6)
Seeds (2)

Positions, Offices and Accolades

Accolades (9)
Office (14)
Position (8)

Plants of Interest

Box Huckleberry
Cacti
Climbing Ferns
Collomia mazama
Ferocactus covillei
Franklinia
Gentian
Ginko
Ginseng
Heather
Juncus Cooperi
Kalmia latifolia
Lady Slipper
LO HAN KUO
Lychee and Lungan
Mayflower
Mosses
Mountian Laurel
Mushrooms
Peyote
Pitcher Plant
Rhododendrum
Rice
Siraitia grosvenorii
Trailing Arbutus
Willows
Wintergreen

Environmental Factors

Acid Soils
Aluminum sulfate
Charlotte Ternetz
E. T. Wherry
H. J. Wheeler
Influence of Cold
Irrigation
Leaf Mold
Mycorrhizal fungi
pH

Blueberry Culture

Blueberry Articles
Blueberry Culture
Blueberry Culture Articles
Blueberry Growing
Blueberry Varieties
Brooks High Bush Blueberry
Business Faked
Fred W. Card
Jackson Dawson
Pioneer High Bush Blueberry
Propagation
Reward. For Blueberry Bushes
S. T. Maynard
Sooy High Bush Blueberry
Taming the Wild Blueberry
Taming the Wild Blueberry Chronlogy
Triangle Field Whitesbog
W. M. Munson

Family Ties

Alexander G. Bell
Arthur B. Coville
Cabot Coville
Elizabeth Boynton
Elsie M. Bell
F. V. Coville
Frederick Coville
Gilbert H. Grosvenor
Greenfield
Joseph A. Coville
Katharine Coville
Lilian W. Grosvenor
Luzerne Coville
Lydia Coville
Stanley Coville
T. Boynton

People

A. P. French
Asa Gray
C. A. Doehlert
C. S. Beckwith
D.H. Scott
E. C. White
E. I. Applegate
F. Funston
Forest Shreve
G. J. Galletta
J. Jeffrey
J. N. Rose
J. S. Bailey
John M. Coulter
L. H. Bailey
O.T. Mason
Professor Dudley
R. E. Byrd
S. Johnston
S. T. Maynard
T. Coulter
T.H. Kearney
T.MacDougal
Theodore Roosevelt
W. Alexander
W. Brewer
W. M. Munson

Societies and Organizations

American Forestry Association
Arnold Arboretum
Biological Society of Washington
Botanical Society of America
Botanical Society of Washington
Brooklyn Botanical Garden
Cornell University
Cosmos Club
Desert Botanical Laboratory
Garden Club of America
George Washington University
Harriman Expedition
National Geographic
New York Botanical Garden
Smithsonian
The Century Dictionary
U. S. National Herbarium
U. S. National Museum
U.S. Department of Agriculture
Washington Biologist's Field Club
Washington Academy of Sciences
Wildflower Preservation Society Inc.
Wildflower Preservation Society of America

States, Countries and places

F. V. Coville

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