Early and Recent Pioneers in Nematology

Contents: M.W. Allen I. Andrássy R.C. Baines A.F. Bird E.J. Cairns B.G. Chitwood J.R. Christie N.A. Cobb H. Darling E.C. Dougherty L.A.P. De Coninck A. De Grisse V.H. Dropkin C.L. Duddington B.Y. Endo W.A. Feder J. Feldmesser A.M. Golden W. Hart J. Heyns H. Hirschmann Q.L. Holdeman F.G.W. Jones B.R. Kerry E.L. Krall B. Lear M.B. Linford B.F. Lownsbery C.W. McBeth A.R. Maggenti W.F. Mai Y. Mamiya G.C. Martin N.A. Minton R.H. Mulvey A.G. Newhall W.L. Nicholas C.O. Nielsen D.C. Norton M. Oostenbrink A.J. Overman V.G. Perry B.G. Peters D.J. Raski H. Reynolds R.T. Robbins J.N. Sasser J.W. Seinhorst S.A. Sher M.R. Siddiqi G. Steiner A.C. Tarjan A.L. Taylor W. Thames I.J. Thomason G. Thorne R.W. Timm S.D. Van Gundy D.R. Viglierchio H.R. Wallace J.M. Webster G.W. Yeates B.M. Zuckerman References Return to General Nematology Menu	Early and Recent Pioneers in Nematology
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	L.A.P. De Coninck Ghent, Belgium, 1963	L.A.P. De Coninck directed the nematology program at the university in Ghent, Belgium. Extensive work on nematode morphology, systemstics and economy. Established the program on the biology of "free-living" nematodes that is now part of Department of Animal Morphology and Systematics at that institution. Return to Table of Contents
		André De Grisse Belgium Dr. and Mrs De Grisse in a 2005 Photograph André De Grisse retired in 1996; he now spends his time with his family, making wine, growing edible snails, painting etc. Return to Table of Contents
	H. Darling Madison, WS, 1956	Return to Table of Contents
	Ellsworth C. Dougherty Photograph courtesy of Ching-Yi Dougherty and Rachel Ankeny	Ellsworth C. Dougherty, Ph.D., M.D. Department of Nutritional Sciences, UC Berkeley; Kaiser Foundation Research Institute. Deceased 21 December, 1965 Dougherty Biography Return to Table of Contents
	Victor H. Dropkin
	C.L. Duddington Knoxville, TN, 1957	C.L. Duddington, Biological Laboratories, The Polytechnic, London, England. Pioneer in the area of biological antagonists of nematodes. Author of "The Friendly Fungi". Return to Table of Contents
	Burton Y. Endo USDA	Honorary Member, Society of Nematologists Deceased January 4, 2005 Endo Biography Return to Table of Contents
	Julius Feldmesser	Julius Feldmesser, Florida. Burrowing nematode, Radopholus similis, on citrus. Worked extensively with W.A. Feder. Return to Table of Contents
	W.A. Feder, Florida. Worked with J. Feldmesser on burrowing nematode, Radopholus similis, on citrus. Also, extensive work on nematode control in ornamental propagation stock, particularly hot water treatments. Return to Table of Contents	W.A. Feder

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References:

Ayoub, S.M. 1977. Plant Nematology: An Agricultural Training Aid. California Department of Food and Agriculture, Sacramento.

Christie, J.R. 1959. Plant Nematodes. Their Bionomics and Control. University of Florida. Gainesville.

Mai, W.F. and R.E. Motsinger. 1987. History of the Society of Nematologists. Pp 1-6 in J.A. Veech and D.W. Dickson (eds) Vistas on Nematology, Society of Nematologists, Hyattsville, MD.

Raski, D.J., I.J. Thomason, J.J. Chitambar and H. Ferris. 2002. A History of Nematology in California. (http://plpnemweb.ucdavis.edu/nemaplex/histnemcalif.htm)

Sasser, J.N. and W.R. Jenkins. 1960. Nematology: Fundamentals and Recent Advances. UNC Press, Chapel Hill.

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