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• Abdullah I. A. Alebidi - Lecturer at King Saud University. Postharvest of fruit. Provides C.V., research interests and publications. English and Arabic.
• Alex Boonman - Doctoral candidate Alex Boonman is researching the role of cytokinins in the response of plants to vertical light gradients at Utrecht University.
• Alvin W. Chapman - About his visits to Floyd County in Northwest Georgia, and his botanical collections.
• Andrzej Urbisz - Research in the Department of Plant Systematics, Silesian University, Poland.
• Axel Dalberg Poulsen - Axel Dalberg Poulsen is a Danish botanist who works on tropical plants, particularly Etlingera (Ginger) species from Borneo.
• Christy Carter - A Ph.D. student in plant ecology at Ohio University, studies halophytes (plants that grow in saline areas).
• Deepak Acharya - Botanist from Chhindwara, Madhya Pradesh, India.
• Everard Edwards - Plant ecophysiologist working on global change effects on plants. Information on research, publications, and links.
• Folkard Asch - Plant physiologist; professor for crop water stress management in the tropics and subtropics at the University of Hohenheim, Stuttgart, Germany. CV, research information, abstracts of papers, posters.
• Hajiev, Vahid Jalal oglu - Professor of biology at the Institute of Botany of Azerbaijan National Academy of Sciences. Results of research activities have presented.
• Harvard University Herbaria Index of Botanists - Searchable database of names and information on collectors of the herbaria.
• James Bidlack - An associate professor of biology at the University of Central Oklahoma. Webpage shows classes taught and a link to the Metabolism Foundation, of which he is the director.
• Jennifer Forman - Personal site of a PhD student with information on invasive plants (Japanese knotweed and more), images of wild plants in Italy and Massachusetts, and microscopic images of Lamiacaeae trichomes.
• Julie F. Barcelona - Personal website showcasing research on Philippine ferns and Rafflesia.
• Leonow, Michael - Personal site contains mega taxonomy releases and other researches.
• Marc Gibernau - Researcher at Paul Sabatier University in Toulouse, France, studying aroid pollination by bees, beetles, and flies and the roles played by thermogenesis and floral odors. [French and English]
• Marko Hyvärinen - A plant ecologist, working at the University of Oulu in Finland.
• Martin Hodson - Environmental Biology at Oxford Brookes University, UK. Main research interests are plant mineral relations, particularly aluminium toxicity and silica deposition.
• MJ Iqbal - Research at the University of Guelph in plant physiology, computer automation, growth regulation, chlorophyll fluorescence and photosynthesis, DL-gene study in soybeans, and carbon partitioning.
• Peter Török's website - Péter Török is a plant ecologist working at the University of Debrecen in Hungary. His research interests are secondary succession and seed bank ecology of grasslands.
• Pieter B. Pelser - Postdoctoral researcher in plant systematics, studying the phylogeny of Senecioneae.
• Plant Explorers - Biographies of famous, and not so famous, explorers and plant explorers, with information from botanical gardens and plant clubs around the world.
• Rajiv Dutta - An electrophysiologist based at Purdue University in the US.
• Ranjit K Mitra - CV with academic qualifications and publications.
• S. Senthil Kumar - Ph.D., Lecturer in Botany at St. Joseph's College (Autonomous) in South India. Research interest is the association of orchid roots with fungi and bacteria.
• Sascha Reth - German PhD student modelling canopy leaf area index in a mixed oak-beech forest and studying CO2 and N2O emission in soils under varying land use.
• Stanislaw Weidner - Plant physiologist and biochemist at the University of Warmia and Mazury, Poland.
• Thomas Croat - Missouri Botanical Garden curator and researcher, an expert collector and describer of neotropical araceae or aroids.
• Venceslas Goudiaby - Has research interests in the ecophysiology of arid, semiarid and boreal forest.
• Will Cook - Research Associate at Duke University. Includes listings and a key, with photographs, of trees in North Carolina.