| Collector | Number of Specimens | Birth Year | Death Year | Biographic Information |
| Edwin B. Abbott | 1 | 1996 | fl. 1947 | |
| W.W. Abraham | 1 | |||
| J.R. Abrams | 1 | |||
| LeRoy Abrams | 87 | 1874 | 1956 | Taxonomist at Stanford U from 1910-1948 |
| Roberta Donahue Abrams | 1 | B General Home Economics 1951 OSU | ||
| S. Acker | 10 | |||
| T. Ackerman | 1 | |||
| Laura Ackley | 1 | |||
| H. Acullen | 1 | |||
| John Adair | 4 | BS Fisheries Science 1950 OSU, was formerly Animal Science OSU, was head of the Mink Farm-used to bring in things for LaRea to identify. Now Emeritus, may still be in Corvallis | ||
| Adeline Evans Adams | Studied at OSU, no degree obtained. | |||
| Earl J. Adams | 1 | |||
| F. Adams | 2 | |||
| Frank Addison | 1 | |||
| Eugene E. Addor | 8 | |||
| Dick Adlard | 1 | From Salem OR; submitted plants for ID | ||
| W.C. Adlerz | 3 | |||
| F.S. Agness | ||||
| Iris Aiken | 1 | |||
| Maria Alanis | 1 | |||
| J.M. Alcorn | 1 | |||
| Susan Aldrich-Markham | 1 | ext. agent - Yamhill Co. | ||
| Don Aldson | 1 | |||
| J.F. Alex | 1 | |||
| C.L. Alexander | 2 | |||
| Geo. Alexander | 1 | |||
| Jason Andrew Alexander | 23 | MS Botany and Plant Pathology 2002 OSU; works in the OSU herbarium | ||
| J.W. Allan | 2 | |||
| Geraldine A. Allen | 1 | prof in herb at Uvictoria, former PhD student OSU; working on Aster; interest in Erythronium, authored treatment of Aster for Jepson Manual. | ||
| I. Pearl Allen | 2 | |||
| Mrs. S.F. Allen | 1 | |||
| R.W. Allen | 1 | the first superintendant of OSU Agricultural Experiment Station research center-starting in 1909-"allen was the father of irrigated agriculture in Umatilla Co." | ||
| A. Aller | 2 | |||
| A.E. Aller | 7 | |||
| A.R. Aller | 94 | |||
| S.P. Allison | 8 | |||
| Peter Alpert | 1 | Mass. Faculty; U Mass? | ||
| W. Alspaugh | 1 | |||
| Edward Roderick Alverson | 68 | 1959 | MS OSU 1989 w/ Chambers; herbarium research assoc. at OSU; BS from Evergreen 1984; collections primarily represent field work from WA between 1980-86; since 1991 worked for Nat. Conserv. Of OR; prior worked seasonal w/ WA Nat. Heritage Program and ODA. | |
| Kelly Ann Amsberry | 4 | works for Bob Meinke | ||
| Alfred C. Anderson | 1 | |||
| Bertha Anderson | 4 | |||
| Edgar Anderson | 70 | 1897 | 1969 | authority on "what was not known" about Zea mays; career between 1941-1954 associated w/ the Missouri Botanical Garden; worked in the Ozarks. |
| E.C. Anderson | 7 | |||
| E.G. Anderson | student of Edgar Anderson. | |||
| Emil Anderson | 2 | |||
| Frank M. Anderson | 3 | |||
| Gladys Anderson | 1 | |||
| J. Anderson | 1 | |||
| J.N. Anderson | 1 | |||
| Karen Anderson | BS Pre-Education OSU 1993 | |||
| Loran Crittendon Anderson | 2 | 1936 | 1996 | Anatomist, taxonomist. |
| L.S. Anderson | 1 | |||
| Malcolm Anderson | 7 | |||
| Mark Anderson | 1 | |||
| Norman C. Anderson | 24 | prof in entomology at OSU | ||
| Nels Anderson | 1 | |||
| Olaf Anderson | 1 | |||
| Ron Anderson | 1 | |||
| S. Anderson | 1 | |||
| S.A. Anderson | ||||
| Wayne Stanley Anderson | 1 | BS Botany OSU 1959 | ||
| Wilbert L. Anderson | 2 | |||
| A.C. Andrews | 3 | |||
| E. Andrews | 1 | |||
| Joseph Andrews | 1 | |||
| LeRoy Andrews | 2 | |||
| Roy C. Andrews | 505 | 1888 | 1955 | Student at UofO during time of LF Henderson; was a friend of Henderson, went collecting w/ Henderson and helped by driving. May have been a chemistry teacher in Portland; came to Eugene in summers |
| A.G. Angell | 1 | |||
| Ted Angradi | 1 | |||
| A.W. Anthony | 8 | |||
| Cressman Anthrop | 1 | |||
| J. Antonson | 1 | |||
| Joseph A. Antos | 3 | 1950 | most collections done while PhD student in botany at OSU; interest in plant ecology; most work on forests in the PNW; currently [2003] adjunct faculty member at the Univ. of Victoria. | |
| Grace F. Apgar | 1 | |||
| Arnold P. Appleby | 1 | 1935 | career was as a weed scientist in the Crop Science Dept., OSU from 1959-1992; BS 1957 Kansas St. U, Ag. Ed.; MS 1958 Kansas St. U, agronomy; PhD 1962 OSU, weed science. | |
| Elmer Ivan Applegate | 613 | 1867 | 1949 | botanist and descendant of pioneers, organizer, first secretary to Klamath irrigation district, helped organize the Nat'l Federation of Irrigation Associations; erythronium (dogtooth violet); Many collections at Stanford, court. Curator Stanford 1929-47 |
| Ray Applegate | 1 | |||
| A.H. Applewhite | 3 | |||
| Randolph Arbeiter | 1 | BS Wildlife Science 1971 OSU; Postbach work in Fisheries Science-also at OSU | ||
| Wayne P. Armstrong | 3 | 1941 | professor emeritas Palomar College, San Marcos CA; focus on taxonomy of Lemnaceae, CA floristics, post-burn plant succession, lichen symbiosis, fig pollination, tropical drift seeds, natural seed jewelry, and botanical natural history. | |
| Paul Arnauld | ||||
| Mrs. Arnes | 1 | |||
| Myrtle E. Arnold | 1 | |||
| Mildred Arnot | 8 | |||
| Laurel Arnseth | 1963 | |||
| A.A. Asbahr | 1 | |||
| H. Asbahr | 1 | |||
| P.R. Ashimic | 1 | |||
| Sukhum Assavesna | ||||
| R. Atkins | 1 | |||
| Duane Atwood | 11 | 1938 | traditional plant taxonomy/floristics, Phacelia (Hydrophyllaceae), threatened and endangered plant species, flor of the SW and Inter mt. region; MS Weber State Univeristy botany-minor zoology/ecology, 1967; MS BYU Plant Taxonomy; PhD 1972 BYU Plant tax. | |
| Harlow Edward Atwood | 2 | BS General Science 1954, BS Pharmacy 1957 OSU | ||
| N.D. Atwood | ||||
| W.M. Atwood | 1 | From Pennsylvania, sent material to OSU for ID | ||
| Tom Atzet | 1 | 1944 | Area Ecologist for Southwest Oregon; MS Forest Management, PhD Botany 1969 OSU. | |
| Curtis Aubrey | 3 | |||
| Ronald Auler | 1 | |||
| Mrs. A. E. Auman | 1 | |||
| R.M. Austin | 1 | fl. 1896 | ||
| Joanne Autsin | ||||
| W.S. Averill | 3 | |||
| H.G. Avery | 8 | |||
| Jessie P. Ayres | 1 | |||
| Ernest Brown Babcock | 1877 | 1954 | Professor of genetics, California; monographer of Crepis. (Babc. in Munz) | |
| H.D. Babcock | ||||
| Mrs. M.A. Babler | 1 | |||
| Doris Bach | 6 | |||
| Rimo Charles Bacigalupi | 4 | 1901 | 1996 | Curator of the Jepson Herbarium from 1950 to 1968, Stanford BS 192, MS 1925, Harvard PhD 1931, served in the US Army during WWII; Saxifragaceae, expert in operatic scores, Romance languages, postage stamps and railroads, member of Sierra Club for 71yrs |
| Brenda Bafus | 2 | |||
| James Alan Baggett | 2 | 1931 | ret. Hort. Fac. OSU; Internatioanlly respected vegetable breeder | |
| Burns T. Bailey | 3 | |||
| F.D. Bailey | 11 | |||
| Leeds Bailey | 11 | graduated from OSU 1941, collects rare rocks which he displays in Ontario home; Wife Marie Oetjen Bailey, Bachelors Animal Science 1941 OSU | ||
| Myrte G. Bailey | 1 | |||
| Mrs. Roger Bailey | 2 | |||
| Roger Bailey | 8 | |||
| Vernon Bailey | 31 | published "The Mammals and Life Zones of Oregon" in 1936. | ||
| George W. Bain | 1 | |||
| Albert Baker | 1 | |||
| G. Baker | 5 | |||
| Gail Ann Baker | BS Biology 1974 UC Irvine, MS Biology 1977 San Diego State University; currently (2003) professor at Lane Community College, Eugene; formerly researching at UC Irvine, UCLA, OSU; interest in desert, chaparral to temperate rain forests, Olympia WA | |||
| George Baker | 1 | |||
| Milo Samuel Baker | 30 | 1868 | 1961 | fl. 1954 |
| William Hudson Baker | 1161 | 1985 | BS 1935, PhD 1942 OSU, 1965 head of Biology at UofID; former prof. At UofID, PhD grad of OSU w/ Helen Gilke, did flora of Iron Mtn. Curry Co., Fairview Peak in Lane Co., collected extensively in Willamette Valley and Curry Co. | |
| William H. Baker | 5 | William H. Baker?-former ID curator. | ||
| Calib Baldwin | 2 | |||
| Eldon Baldwin | 13 | |||
| Margaret Baldwin | ||||
| Carleton R. Ball | 20 | 1873 | 1958 | fl. 1932; born in IA, died in D.C.; BS Iowa State College in 1896; MS 1899; PhD 1920; studied grasses; responsible for ~45 new spp., var. in Salix. |
| Ed Ball | 5 | possibly willows annotator-was Salix guy, North American "authority" on Salix | ||
| Cecil Ballenger | ||||
| E.K. Balls | ||||
| Anne Bangs | 1 | BS Botany 1998 OSU; former OSU student-pres of Undergrad bot club-lives in Portland now | ||
| G.D. Barbe | Dept of Food and Agriculture Sacremento CA | |||
| Mrs. George Barbeau | 2 | |||
| Mrs. Barker | 1 | |||
| Fred Alexander Barkley | 10 | 1908 | Warner-Chilcott Laboratories, New Jersey, Anacardiaceae. | |
| Theodore Mitchell Barkley | 78 | Asteraceae, particularly genus Senecio; Modesto Jr. Collge; BS 1955 Kansas State; MS OSU 1957; PhD Colubia University 1960. | ||
| T.W. Barkley | ||||
| W.M. Barkley | 1 | possibly related to Ted Barkley? | ||
| Mrs. Barlser | 2 | |||
| Mrs. Barlus [illeg] | ||||
| Rupert Charles Barneby | 1911 | 2000 | Student of the Great Basin flora, Astragalus. | |
| A. Donley Barnes | 3 | |||
| Donley Barnes | 1 | |||
| G.W. Barnes | 1 | |||
| G.H. Barnes | 1 | |||
| Mrs. Barnes | 1 | |||
| Phil Barnes | ||||
| Paul Nuna Barnes | 6 | 1924 | 1999 | BS Crop and Soil Science from OSU 1950; from Madras OR; worked as an associate professor in agriculture at OSU and as extension agent in Jefferson County. |
| L. Baron | 1 | |||
| John H. Barr | 1 | |||
| Almeta Zibia Barrett | 14 | 1831 | 1924 | |
| C.A. Barrett | 1 | |||
| Mrs. Barrett | 1 | |||
| Perry Gordon Barrett | 1 | 1832 | 1900 | |
| Robert R. Barrett | 1 | BS Horticulture 1964 OSU | ||
| W.D. Barron | 7 | |||
| Joe Barry | 1 | |||
| Mrs. Barser | 1 | |||
| H.P. Barss | 10 | faculty in BPP at OSU - may have been chair of dept. | ||
| L.H. Barss | ||||
| Marilynn Rae Bartels | 1 | MS Botany and Plant Pathology 2000. | ||
| Pauline Barto | 2 | |||
| Hazel Gladys Van Buren Barton | 8 | 1901 | born in Malheur Co. | |
| Leo E. Basl | 1 | |||
| Kim D. Bates | 22 | |||
| Kate Bates | 1 | |||
| W.E. Bates | 1 | |||
| Julian Battaile | 1 | PhD Biochemistry and Biophysics 1959 OSU | ||
| Michael Bauer | 2 | |||
| E.K. Baughan | 1 | |||
| Edgar F. Baumann | 1 | |||
| M.S. Baxter | 5 | |||
| Ranger Bayer | 1 | |||
| Range Bayer | 1 | Randy Bayer; monographer of Antennaria; co-authored many papers with Ledyard Stebbins; prof at Canadian U.; now living in Australia. | ||
| H.E. Beach | 6 | |||
| Mrs. H.E. Beach | 53 | |||
| O.K. Beals | 3 | Co. Agent Grants Pass OR | ||
| K. Beamish | 1 | possibly Katherine (?) | ||
| M.I. Beamish | 1 | |||
| B. Bean | ||||
| Russell Bean | ||||
| Lawrence Beane | 1 | 1901 | Fresno, Calif., musician. | |
| Earl Charles Bear | 1 | 1899 | studied at OSU | |
| Harry Lynden "Cap" Beard | 1879 | 1949 | was conductor for 40 years of OSU cadet band. | |
| Janice C. Beatley | 4 | 0 | well-known ecologist of Nevada especially Atomic Test Site east of Death Valley, deceased | |
| O.J. Beaty | 1 | |||
| J.R. Beck | 2 | |||
| Pink Becker | 1 | |||
| Rudolf Willem Becking | 30 | 1922 | Studied AT WEGNINGEN in The Netherlands, received phD in Forest management from University of WA, taught at Humbolt State, instrumental in expanding Redwoods Nat'l Park, artist and illustrator. | |
| J.L. Bedwel | 4 | |||
| Raymond Beebe | 1 | |||
| M. Beeder | 1 | |||
| G. Beery | ||||
| J. Beery | 1 | |||
| Alan Ackerman Beetle | 7 | 1913 | Professor of agronomy, Wyoming, Gramineae, Cyperaceae. | |
| Sue Beilke | 1 | |||
| Rich Beitel | 1 | |||
| Joseph Belanger | 1 | |||
| R.O. Belkengren | 1 | faculty in BPP at OSU, plant physiologist-deceased | ||
| Grover C. Bellinger | 132 | 1884 | 1957 | Physician, Oregon State Hospital, Salem. |
| Hattie C. Bellinger | 51 | 1887 | 1978 | Wife of Grover C. Bellinger |
| J.C. Bellinger | 1 | |||
| Roger Belshaw | 1 | |||
| M.J. Belton | 3 | |||
| R.R. Belton | 6 | student at OSU 1942 | ||
| Ellen Benedict | 2 | |||
| Walker M. Benner | 1 | |||
| Florence N. Bennett | 1 | |||
| Fred Bennion | 1 | |||
| G.J. Benom | ||||
| Gary Benson | ||||
| Gilbert Thereon Benson | 1896 | 1928 | Librarian, Dudley Herbarium, author of The Trees and Shrubs of Western Oregon (1930). | |
| J.T. Benson | ||||
| Robert Benson | ||||
| Georgia Bentley | 1 | |||
| Warren Bentley | 1 | |||
| R.R. Benton | 1 | |||
| Ken S. Berg | 3 | either BLM or Forest service, works in Wallowa Mtns. | ||
| C.E. Berger | 1 | |||
| Paul C. Berger | 1 | Bachelors 1950, Masters 1951 OSU Food Science | ||
| E.E. Bergs | 1 | |||
| C.H. Bergstrom | 3 | Co. Agent Tillamook | ||
| Margaret Bernard | 1 | |||
| C. Berner | 1 | |||
| Don W. Berry | 4 | |||
| Tim Berry | 2 | |||
| R. Bertram | ||||
| Garnet D. Best | 4 | Co. Agent Enterprise, OR | ||
| E. Bethel | 1 | |||
| G.J. Bevin | ||||
| Henry J. Biddle | 4 | may have been instrumental in getting Crater Lake as a Nat'l Monument (?); friend of Henderson, wealthy engineer-lived in Vancouver WA, loved to collect w/ Henderson-provided transportation; Henry J. Biddle Summer w/ Henderson in Steens mtns. | ||
| Barbara Bierbower (Beirbower) | 1 | |||
| Amos W. Bierly | 5 | |||
| Herman Eldon Bierman | 6 | 1918 | 1992 | BS Crop and Soil Science 1948 |
| R. Bigej | 1 | |||
| N.J. Billings | 3 | |||
| S.E. Billings | 1 | |||
| W.H. Billings | 1 | Dr. Billings was the well-known ecologist at Duke U, wrote text books of ecology-worked in arctic, NV, all over | ||
| E.H. Bingenheimer | 1 | |||
| Nathan Bird | 1 | |||
| W.J. Birge | 1 | |||
| Robert Birkholz-Lambrecht | 1 | |||
| David Bishop | 1 | |||
| Curtis R. Bjork | 1 | |||
| Hugh Black | Masters Wildlife Science, 1955, PhD Fisheries Science 1965; was a student in forestry at OSU, might have been faculty at OSU | |||
| Dr. J.D. Black | 1 | |||
| Jos. L. Black | 4 | |||
| James W. Black | 2 | |||
| Mrs. J.D. Black | ||||
| Geo H. Blackman | 2 | |||
| Sidney Fay Blake | 2 | 1892 | 1959 | U.S.D.A., Beltsville; authority on compositae; early interest in birds as well as plants; most of his research was done in free time given the constraints of his job. |
| Dick Bland | 1 | |||
| W.H. Bleakney | 1 | |||
| G. Bleekman | 1 | |||
| R.H. Blewett | 1 | |||
| Paul Blint | ||||
| Maurice Bliss | 1 | |||
| George Blodgett | 1 | |||
| A. Blug | 1 | |||
| Wilbur L. Bluhm | 7 | member of NPSO | ||
| J.F. Bock | 1 | Co. Hort Inspector Oregon City | ||
| Helen Bogue | ||||
| Bruce A. Bohm | 2 | professor emeritus botany Univeristy of British Columbia. | ||
| Mrs. Boilser [illeg.] | 1 | |||
| Marion Boise | ||||
| W H. Bolles | 1 | |||
| P.D. Bolzer | 1 | |||
| Carl E. Bond | 6 | 1920 | ichtyologist, BS and MS OSC 1947, 1948, PhD U of MI 1963, specialized in freshwater fish. | |
| Paul Bond | 1 | |||
| Turner Bond | 1 | Assist. Co. Agent Oregon City | ||
| Joshua Bonde | 3 | BS Biology 2001 OSU | ||
| Paul Bonn | 1 | |||
| Daniel Boone | over in Fisheries? Worked on streams at OSU | |||
| Wilbur Boone | 1 | |||
| C. Boothroyd | ||||
| R. Borine | ||||
| Rayma Boron | 1 | |||
| Mrs. W.H. Bortel | 1 | |||
| Joan Borup | 4 | |||
| Theodore Robert Boss | 1 | PhD Geography 1983 OSU | ||
| Cecile Boswell | 1 | |||
| Raymond E. Bothell | 1 | |||
| Belle Bourney | 1 | |||
| M. Bowen | 1 | |||
| A. Boy | 1 | |||
| J.S. Boyce | 3 | |||
| Mrs. Earl Boyd | 1 | |||
| Steven D. Boyd | 1 | 1957 | Rancho Santa Ana Botanic Garden | |
| Lynda Lee Boyer | 5 | 1961 | BS in Plant Biology from PSU in 1999; currently [2003] working for the Heritage Seedling Inc. near Salem facilitation native habitat restoration; managing a native seed propagation program; greatest interst restoring upland prairie & oak savanna | |
| W. Dean Boyle | 2 | |||
| J.H. Braatne | 1 | |||
| M. Braatne | ||||
| Robert Vernon Bradshaw | 3 | 1896 | high school in Vancouver, WA; BA at UofO 1921; May 14, 1921 collected type specimen of Lomatium bradshawii; MA Stanford, thesis topic Lathyrus. | |
| Richard Elwin Brainerd | 81 | 1953 | BS Botany, Forest Management OSU; MS Forest Ecology OSU; affiliation Salix Associates, Carex Working Group. | |
| Marguerite B. Braley | 1 | |||
| Clyde Bramlette | 2 | |||
| Mary Katharine (Layne) (Curran) Bra | 1 | 1844 | 1920 | interest in CA flora; extensive collector; graduated from Medical Dept. at UC 1878; curator of Academy of Sciences herbarium; Eriogoneae, Hyrophyllaceae, Cactaceae, Lupinus; |
| Townshend Stith Brandegee | 2 | 1843 | 1925 | PhD Civil engineer. He and his wife gave their valuable herbarium and library to the University of California in 1906. (Bdg. in Munz) |
| Eunice Brandt | 1917 | 2000 | Studied at OSU, no degree obtained | |
| William H. Brandt | 8 | former prof. In Botany at OSU; fungal physiologist; taught gen. Botany; lives in Corvallis. | ||
| Forbert Bratz | ||||
| Robert D. Bratz | 53 | PhD Zoology 1950 OSU; was in ID | ||
| Tanya Bray | ||||
| Edward P. Breakey | 6 | |||
| Bertram George Brehm | 18 | 1926 | BS 1950, MS 1952 Western Reserve U.; PhD 1962 Univ. TX; professore of Biology 1962-1993 Reed College; Professor Emeritus 1993-present [2003]; interests; plant evolution, systematics, ecologys; Baptisia, Tragopogon, Lomatium; many collections at Reed Herb. | |
| Alvina Breithaupt | 1 | |||
| Jacob Frederick Brenckle | 18 | 1875 | 1957 | South Dakota physician; daughter, Bea LaFevre donated his collection to ORE in 1979. |
| Perle Brenckle | ||||
| S.E. Brett | 2 | |||
| A.H. Brinbaum (unclear) | 1 | |||
| Bob Brinson | 1 | |||
| Russell Bristow | 1 | |||
| E.A. Britton | 1 | |||
| Harry L. Britzius | 1 | |||
| Richard Brock | 54 | In SW OR | ||
| Roy C. Brock | 1 | |||
| William E. Brockman | 1 | |||
| H.S. Brode | 1 | |||
| L.F. Brode | 1 | |||
| Butch Brodie | 2 | |||
| Steven Leo Broich | 29 | 1952 | BS Botany (1976), MS Agronomy (1978) Iowa State University; PhD Systematic Botany OSU (1983); interest in Lathyrus, Lupinus, Vicia, Glycine, Triticum, Aegilops, Secale, Hordeum; most of work with wheat breeding, oat milling, analysis of Medicaid delivery | |
| Hattie Bronson | 1 | |||
| Ralph E. Brooke | 2 | 1902 | 1998 | Masters Animal Science 1931 OSU |
| Paula Jane Brooks | 66 | 1961 | Studied botany at Lane Community College; BA in Biology from UO in 1985; worked as a botanist or ecologist for USFS and BLM for past 20 years in PNW; Interested in plant ecology, rare plants, and plant photography. | |
| C.R. Broome | ||||
| Howie Brounstein | 3 | Collected from Reserva Ecologica Isla Magdelena in Chile; specimens deposited in the Museo Nacional Historia Natural; lived in Eugene | ||
| Anne R. Brown | 1 | |||
| Brandy Brown | ||||
| D.H. Brown | ||||
| Edmond Brown | 6 | |||
| Ellen Brown | 1 | |||
| Grant F. Brown | 1 | Bachelors from OSU 1950 | ||
| Jenny Brown | 2 | |||
| Lawrence Fay Brown | 1 | Bachelors Wildlive Science 1989 OSU | ||
| Lea P. Brown | 2 | |||
| Marie Brown | 2 | |||
| Paul Brown | ||||
| R. Brown | ||||
| Richard McP. Brown | 19 | |||
| R.P. Brown | 1 | |||
| Richard T. Brown | 12 | Oregon Natural Heritage Advisory Council member 2000-2004; background in plant ecology and forestry. | ||
| Rayma Brown (Baerman) | 180 | Student of Henderson's at UofO; authored a Flora of Spencer's Butte. | ||
| Raymond Brown | 1 | |||
| Robert Brown | 16 | |||
| Sarah Brown | 8 | Native Plant Society of Oregon/Oregon Department of Agriculture volunteer | ||
| T.A. Brown | 1 | |||
| W.C. Brown | 6 | |||
| C.G. Brownell | 1 | |||
| LaVerne Brugger | 1 | |||
| Lew Brundige | 1 | |||
| E. Brunk | 3 | |||
| A.J. Brunquist | 1 | |||
| Roger Brusse | 3 | |||
| Kevin Brussell | ||||
| Charles Edward Bubl | 2 | BS Botany 1973 OSU, MS Horticulture 1979 OSU; ext. agent - Columbia Co. | ||
| Dave Buchholz | ||||
| Ivan W. Buddenhagen | 16 | Bachelors OSU 1953, PhD Botany 1957 OSU; he was a student of Helen Gilkey | ||
| David Budeau | 1 | |||
| Robert Budesa | 2 | |||
| Vida Bullis | 1 | |||
| C.G. Bumaugh | 1 | |||
| Celia Bump | 1 | |||
| Betty Bundick | 1 | |||
| R.C. Bunn | 1 | |||
| C.O. Bunnell | 1 | |||
| W.O. Burch | 1 | |||
| H. E. Burdette | 1 | |||
| Charles Burke | 1 | |||
| Joe Burke | 1 | |||
| Mel Burke | 1 | |||
| Sanyaalak Burkhart | 3 | Native Plant Society of Oregon/Oregon Department of Agriculture volunteer | ||
| Walter Burkhart | 2 | |||
| Wilbur W. Burkhart | 16 | OSU graduate 1947; Scholarship in Horticulture under his name. | ||
| Myrtle Burnap | 1 | |||
| G. Burnaugh | 2 | |||
| D.G. Burngugh | 1 | |||
| Amelia E. Burns | 2 | |||
| Jean Burns | 1 | |||
| Larry Burrill | 3 | Was weed person in Crop Science at OSU, now ret'd. | ||
| Charles Henry Burrows | 2 | Bachelors Forest Products 1954 OSU | ||
| Charles A. Burst | amateur botanist, he and his wife moved to Corvallis ca. 1938 and started Burst's Candy store which is still located downtown. | |||
| Cal Burt | 1 | amateur botanist of OR; interested in Allium; good friend of Jean Siddall; prob. Lives in Portland. | ||
| Mrs. John Burtner | 1 | |||
| Paul But | 1 | worked on Pleuropogon (?) | ||
| Tim Butler | 1 | |||
| Frederick King Butters | 1 | 1878 | 1945 | BS UofMinnesota 1899; BA Harvard 1900; PhD Harvard 1917; avid and accomplished mountaineer; Lathyrus, Pellaea, Athyrium, and Botrychium were focus of PhD; good friend of Harold St. John; also friend of Otto Rosendahl. |
| Clair Button | 5 | 1950 | BS Natural Resouces 1976 UofMichigan; experimenting w/ native spp. In home landscaping, exp. w/ production and restoration of native sedges to altered stream systems in E OR; Botanis for Baker Field Office, Vale District BLM (1991-present) | |
| Mrs. Maurice Buxton | 2 | |||
| N.L. Byrd | 3 | |||
| W. Byron | Type collection first of California | |||
| James A. Calder | 13 | was a Calder who was a Canadian prof. of botany- Co-Authored a flora of the Queen Charlotte Islands | ||
| C.C. Calkins | 1 | |||
| Richard Callagan | 6 | callagan in SW OR-collects bulbs; may not be correct person ? | ||
| Frank T. Callahan II | 25 | lives in S. OR small town WofMedford-authority on Calochortus (SP) also collected in Mexico; wrote the ch. On Calochortus in "Bulbs of Namerica"; other Liliaceae; runs a seed service particularly of woody plants; collects seeds and sells them (possibly) | ||
| Forrest Callahan | ||||
| Kate H. Callahan | ||||
| Karen Callahan | ||||
| Francisco Joaquin Camacho | 3 | AAS Recreation and Parks Northern Viginia community College; BS Botany OSU 1993; PhD OSU 1999 dissertation; below ground biology of Botrychium pumicola (pummice grape fern, Ophioglossaceae) | ||
| Walter Camp | 2 | |||
| Celeste Campbell | 1 | Famous resident of Eugene-Senior Citizen center named for her ? | ||
| Charles J. Campbell | 17 | wrote "How the War is Affecting the Game Commission's Program" Jan. 20, 1943 | ||
| Gloria Rae Campbell | 7 | 1924 | Rancho Santa Ana Botanic Garden. (later name: Day) | |
| Iris Campbell | 2 | |||
| Tom P. Campbell | 3 | |||
| W. Howard Campbell | 1 | |||
| William Locke Campbell | 1 | Bachelors in Botany 1977 OSU | ||
| H.S. Canard | 1 | |||
| W.W. Canby | 74 | |||
| Mrs. H. C. Cantelow | 1 | |||
| Rod Canutt | 23 | |||
| Inez M. Caon | 14 | |||
| Joseph Capizzi | 2 | 1924 | 2001 | graduated from OSU 1955, professor emeritus of Ext. entomology at OSU, VP of Ag. Safety Consultants Inc. authored and co-autored 40+ extension/research publications, several book chs. And almost 50 pesticide info. letters. |
| S.E. Caprenter | possibly Steven ?-was a student at OSU in the 1960's; PhD from Colombia, worked on fungi, worked for HP as a clean-room person-lives in Corvallis/Philomath | |||
| Allie S. Cardell | 1 | |||
| M.J. Cardiff | 2 | |||
| Curt G. Carlbom | 31 | Graduate student of Dr. Ken Chambers- MS 1964, An Experimental Taxonomic Study of NW American Polyploid Spp. Scrophularia lanceolata; PhD w/ Dr. Chambers 1966 Biosystematic study of some N. American spp. Of Agrostis and Podagrostis; PhD Botany 1967 OSU | ||
| Sherwin Carlquist | 1 | famous botanist, anatomist; now at UC Santa Barbara | ||
| Erwin Carls | ||||
| H.J. Carlson | 5 | |||
| John Willis Carlson | 3 | Bachelors Fisheries Science 1984 OSU | ||
| Melissa Carlson | 2 | |||
| Matthew Lawrence Carlson | 7 | 1972 | interests; conservation biology, plant evolutionary ecology, pollination ecology; BS Biology and Art Willamette Univeristy; PhD Biology U of Alaska Fairbanks, affiliation Oregon Plant Conservation Program, OSU, Norwegian Univeristy of Science and tech. | |
| Mary Carlson | good friend of Lois Hopkins, Joan Fosback, and Mildred Thiele; in her early 80's now [2003] | |||
| K.L. Carlton | 2 | |||
| Nancy Carmichael | Studied at OSU, no degree obtained. | |||
| Gene Paul Carpenter | 15 | Masters Entomology 1961 OSU, PhD Entomolgy 1963 OSU | ||
| Steven E. Carpenter | 3 | 1951 | Botanical Interests: Ascomycetes on endangered vascular plants; systemnatics of the Phialeoideae; fungal regeneration in Mt. St. Helens devastation zone; Ascomycete symbiosis with vascular plants; Ascomycete psychrophiles of the tropics; BS Botany OSU | |
| Jay B. Carr | 3 | was an ext. agent | ||
| Robert Leroy Carr | 2 | 1940 | Bachelors General Science 1954 OSU; Leroy-was a student of Ken Chambers-taught at EWS, Cheney, WA-recently ret'd | |
| E.E. Carroll | 1 | |||
| Mike Carroll | 1 | |||
| Gladys Carson | 1 | |||
| Annetta Mary Carter | 2 | 1907 | 1991 | Assistant curator, Herbarium of the University of California. |
| Mrs. W.L. Cash | ||||
| J.S. Cashwiler | 1 | |||
| Della Casper | 1 | |||
| Maud C. Casswell | 1 | |||
| Louis M. Caster | 1 | |||
| R.H. Cate Jr. | 4 | |||
| Rex Cates | ||||
| Hugh M. Caton | 1 | |||
| Fields Caveness | 2 | |||
| Adolf Ceska | 1 | collector in Victoria, BC | ||
| O. Ceska | ||||
| P. Chaleroft | 1 | |||
| Keith Chamberlain | 1 | 1913 | 1998 | studied horticulture at OSU 1937; well known OR botanist, associated with Flora of Columbia Gorge; may have been a teacher at high school or junior college. |
| Allan Chambers | 1 | |||
| Elaine Patricia Chambers | 1960 | Daughter of Ken and Hennrietta Chambers-collected on a trip with her father. | ||
| Henrietta Laing Chambers | 85 | 1934 | UNC | |
| Kenton Lee Chambers | 1663 | 1929 | PhD Stanford, instructor at Yale, long-time taxonomist at OSU, specialties include Asteraceae, Tribe Cichoriaeae and the genera Microseris, Agoseris, and their relalatives, also Claytonia. Taught Agrostology. | |
| C. Chandler | 1 | |||
| Helen Chandler | 1 | |||
| Harley Pierce Chandler | 2 | 1875 | 1918 | California school teacher. (Chandl. in Munz) |
| J. Chandler | ||||
| Ralph Chapin | 3 | ? Possibly UofO | ||
| Clay Charley | 1 | |||
| A. Charpin | ||||
| A.R. Chase | 1 | |||
| Mary Agnes Chase | 2 | 1869 | ||
| Dan Chauvet | 1 | |||
| W. Cheney | 1 | |||
| Dave O. Chilcote | 2 | professor at OSU in Ag. Science (?) | ||
| William Chilcote | awarded Carter Award for Excellence in Teaching-Botany, 1956 | |||
| Thomas W. Childs | 3 | Bachelors Forest Management 1929 OSU | ||
| K.Z. Chiou | 1 | |||
| C.B. Christ | ||||
| J.H. Christ | 11 | ID botanist primarily | ||
| Kent Christensen | 1 | |||
| Viola Christiansen | 1 | |||
| Vern Christofferson | 1 | |||
| John Ashton Christy | 451 | 1952 | expertise in bryophytes and wetland plants; BS General Science UofO (1978); MS Botany U of BC (1985); affiliations UofO 1971-81; Milwaukee Public Museum 1982, 85-89, UofBC 83-85, OSU 89-present [2003] | |
| Fei-Mei Chuang | ||||
| T.I. Chuang | 1 | PhD botanist at UCBerkley; expert on Castilleja; co-authored mongraph with Larry Heckard. | ||
| J. Ciutle | ||||
| A. Boyd Claggett | 1 | |||
| Archie Claggett | 2 | |||
| Margaret Clancy | ||||
| Bill Clark | ||||
| Carl Clark | 2 | |||
| Herman Clark | 47 | |||
| Harry E. Clark | 13 | 1917 | 2002 | BS 1939 General Agriculture OSU, MS 1942 General Agriculture OSU, Green Valley, Ariz. He was an OSU Extension agent in Newport. |
| Mike Clark | 1 | |||
| R. Ralph Clark | 4 | wrote "Garlic Culture in Oregon" in 1955. | ||
| Thomas G. Clark | 3 | |||
| J.F. Gates Clarke | 2 | |||
| Quentin Deane Clarkson | 113 | 1987 | PhD Botany 1955 OSU | |
| Jens Christian Clausen | 1 | 1891 | 1969 | Experimental taxonomist, cytogeneticist, botanist, geneticist, ecologist; born in Eskilstrup, Denmark-managed family farm from age 14-MS From UofCopenhagen 1920; PhD 1926 on Study of Violaceae-combined systematics, ecology, and genetics. |
| Robert Theodore Clausen | 1 | 1911 | Professor of botany, Cornell; Ophioglossaceae, Sedum. | |
| H.J. Clay | ||||
| Codell A. Cleaver | 1 | |||
| Mrs. J. Clemens | 1 | |||
| H.Clements | ||||
| S.P. Clevenger | 2 | |||
| Orville L. Cline | 1 | Bachelors 1948 from OSU | ||
| C.B. Clokey | 3 | Same as Nevada collector? | ||
| Ira Wadell Clokey | 90 | 1878 | 1950 | Ira Clokey-he did a flora of the Charleston Mtns. In S. Nevada-we have tons of Clokey collections b/c he donated his stuff to Peck and he made many duplication |
| Everett Cloud | 2 | |||
| Dan Clough | ||||
| Burr Clovette | 39 | woman | ||
| Philip Clowers | 1 | |||
| J.K. Cloyd | 1 | |||
| Winifred Coble | 2 | |||
| W.A. Cochran | 1 | |||
| Nick Coffey | 1 | |||
| A.S. Coffman | 1 | |||
| Vera L. Colbry | 3 | |||
| Charles A. Cole | 1 | |||
| David N. Cole | 200 | "Dave" he is a geologist or geographer likely Emeritus at the UofO; possibly ? | ||
| F. Cole | 1 | |||
| Grace M. Cole | 105 | may have been one of Helen Gilkey's correspondents, may have worked in herbarium | ||
| James L. Cole | 1 | |||
| Keri Cole | ||||
| T.M. Cole | 1 | |||
| Y.M. Cole | 1 | |||
| H.S. Coleman | 1 | |||
| Stu Coleman | 2 | |||
| Davin N. Coles | 1 | |||
| A. Collette | 1 | |||
| Robert Collins | 1 | |||
| Thomas Robert Collom | 1 | Bachelors Wildlife Science 1986 OSU | ||
| A.W. Collotzi | 1 | |||
| L.L. Colvill | 1 | |||
| Alison Colwell | 14 | Orobanche sp. | ||
| C. Compton | 1 | |||
| Henry S. Conard | 2 | professor at Ginnell College in Iowa. Speech published in the Alumni Scarlet and Black of Grinnell College 1944-Vol. 4, No. 7 | ||
| Diane Concannon | 8 | |||
| S.R. Confer | 10 | |||
| Joseph Whipple Congdon | 1 | 1834 | 1910 | California lawyer and amateur botanist, collected particularly in Sonoma and Mariposa counties, his herbarium, mounted on oversized sheets, is at Minnesota. |
| S.R. Conifer | 1 | |||
| J.M. Conklin | 2 | |||
| Alice L. Connet | 1 | |||
| Carol Connette | 1 | |||
| Arren Conrad | 2 | |||
| E. Conrad | 13 | |||
| Melvin L. Conrad | 5 | fl. 1973, propagator of unpublished names in Lupinus, collector of Phacelia | ||
| Lincoln Constance | 467 | 1909 | 2001 | student at the UofO during the time of LF Henderson, expert on Apiaceae systematics, was a graduate student of Willis Linn Jepson in the 1930's. |
| Abijah L. Cook | 22 | |||
| Clive W. Cook | 6 | Bachelors Animal Science 1934 OSU; Co. Agent | ||
| Frank Cook | 4 | |||
| Marguerite B. Cook | 3 | |||
| Olive Cook | 7 | OSDA | ||
| Pearl Cook | 1 | |||
| R.F. Cook | 1 | |||
| Winona Cook | 1 | |||
| William Bridge Cooke | 178 | 1908 | 1991 | Masters 1939 OSU; he wrote a flora of Crater Lake-OSU Herbarium has it, may have been from CA |
| Eric Coombs | 5 | OSDA; ODA. | ||
| Abbie R. Coon | 3 | |||
| Catherine Cooney | ||||
| Clee S. Cooper | 11 | PhD Crop and Soil Science 1964 OSU | ||
| Duahne Cooper | 4 | |||
| Della Cooper | 1 | |||
| Glenn Cooper | 1 | |||
| Glee S. Cooper | 1 | |||
| Kathleen Anne Cooper | 8 | 1953 | seasonal botanist on the Deschutes Nat'l Forest since 1990-four seasons (including 2003) on the Sisters Ranger District, 9 on the Bend/Fort Rock Ranger Districted. BS Horticulture OSU; currently volunteering at Central OR Comm. College herbarium. | |
| Mrs. R.D. Cooper | 46 | |||
| Rexford Cooper | 18 | |||
| J.E. Cooter | 2 | |||
| Edwin Bingham Copeland | 3 | 1873 | 1964 | Research associate in botany, California, authority on ferns. (Copel. in Munz) |
| Hugh R. Copeland | 1 | |||
| William Copeland | 3 | "Bill"-probably grad. Student at the UofO in the 80's | ||
| Willis G. Corbitt | 1 | |||
| A.B. Cordley | 1 | 1864 | 1936 | dean emeritus of the school of Ag. OSU; active on OSU faculty until 1931-came to OSC (now OSU) in 1895 to teach zoology and entomology; graduated from Michigan Ag College 1888; entomologist at UofVermont; PhD 1917. |
| C.B. Cordy | 5 | assist. Co. Agent. Medford OR | ||
| D.G. Corn | 2 | |||
| Donald S. Corn | 1 | |||
| Eric Corneliussen | ||||
| Eldon C. Cornett | 3 | assist. Co. agent The Dalles | ||
| Elgin Mac Cornett | 6 | 1913 | 2001 | Bachelors Agricultural Engineering 1939 OSU, Hood River. He worked for the Extension Service from 1941 through 1967. KDR |
| M. Corning | ||||
| Jesse Harrison Corsaut | 2 | |||
| Della Cosper | 2 | |||
| Bob Costa | 1 | possibly student in a Botany Class at OSU | ||
| Bette Coste | 1 | works w/ ODOT-brought in weeds | ||
| David F. Costello | 1 | |||
| J.S. Cotton | 3 | |||
| Wilbur D. Courtney | 1 | summer assist. Nematologist; sent material to OSU for ID | ||
| Gilbert Courtright | 1 | |||
| Frederick Vernon Coville | 18 | 1867 | 1937 | principal botanist USDA, honorary curator of US Nat'l Herbarium under Smithsonian, AB Cornell 1887. most imp. Work was on famous Death Valley exped. In 1891. work in Juncaceae, Grossulariaceae. Effected grazing policy change in OR. blueberry cultivation |
| Helen Julia Cowgill | 9 | 1881 | 1959 | graduated from OAS BS in Domestic Science and Art; taught High School; Second BS in Home Economics from OAS; major part of 4-H program; received Masters from U of WA 1931. |
| B.J. Cox | 8 | Billy - worked on Lupines; out of Columbia Missouria - we have his thesis | ||
| Clair Hampton Cox | 1 | 1911 | 1996 | studied at OSU. |
| Fred Cox | 1 | |||
| Lowell Cox | 2 | |||
| Marvin Cox | 1 | |||
| Patricia Cox | ||||
| W.C. Cox | 1 | |||
| Paula Cracas | 1 | |||
| Moses Craig | 54 | 1869 | 1913 | Rudbeckia subtomentosa forma craigii (name in 1912 in honor of Moses Craig) |
| Scott Daniel Craig | 16 | Bachelors Forest Management 1979 OSU; botanical consultant in Corvallis | ||
| T. Craig | ||||
| O.P. Cramer | 1 | |||
| M.T. Crandall | 1 | |||
| Carl Crane | 5 | |||
| Mel Crawford | 2 | |||
| Luther S. Cressman | formerly of the dept. of anthropology UofO; curator of anthropology collections at UofO. | |||
| A.C. Crews | 1 | |||
| E.L. Crimger | 1 | |||
| Cindy Cripps | Prospect Ranger Station | |||
| W.L. Crissey | 1 | |||
| L.P. Crocker | ||||
| M. Crocker | ||||
| Sara Crockett | 1 | former OSU student | ||
| E.J. Croft | 9 | |||
| J. Croft | 1 | |||
| M. Croiy | 1 | |||
| Fred Cronemuller | 1 | |||
| Arthur John Cronquist | 457 | 1919 | 1992 | most of professional career spent at NYGB-passed away of heart failure while studying specimens of Mentzelia in BYU herbarium; BS S. branch of UofID (now ID St. U) 1938, MS 1940; PhD 1944 UofMinnesota w/ C.O. Rosendahl; "Vasculuar Plants of the PNW" |
| Andrew Cronquist | 1 | |||
| M.G. Cropsey | 1 | Myron-prof in hort. At OSU | ||
| Virginia Lee Crosby | 821 | 1950 | Bachelors Botany 1977 OSU; student in Botany at OSU, 1960's, Late. worked for BLM in Lakeview-moved to Colorado | |
| Harold Crouch | 1 | |||
| Elizabeth Crowe | 4 | |||
| Fide Crowe | ||||
| H.H. Crowell | 2 | "Bud" was a prof. in entomology-deceased | ||
| Mrs. C. Cruickshank | 1 | |||
| Lana Louise Crumrine | 1 | Bachelors Biology 1990 OSU; MAT Teaching; Biology Education 1997 OSU | ||
| N.A.S. Cullen | 1 | |||
| B. Culver | 1 | |||
| Roger Culver | 1 | Bachelors Rangeland Resources 1964 OSU | ||
| W.R. Cummings | 1 | |||
| J.B. Curl | 2 | |||
| Evelyn Currier | 1 | |||
| Lillie F. Currin | 2 | |||
| A.B. Curtis | ||||
| A.H. Curtiss | 1 | |||
| William Conklin Cusick | 2138 | 1842 | 1922 | worked primarily in E OR. His private collection was purchased by the ORE herbarium in 1911 or 1913 (dates uncertain). no formal education in botany-taught himself from Asa Gray's works. Very modest man, did not allow publication of his biography in paper |
| C.L. Custer | ||||
| C.E. Cutress | 9 | |||
| J.C. Cyibson | 1 | |||
| Amy Cyrus | 1 | |||
| Gary Dade | 1 | |||
| K.N. Dahle | 68 | |||
| Helen L. Dale | 3 | Helen L. Bule | ||
| Mrs. S.E. Daley | 1 | |||
| K.H. Dahle | 1 | |||
| Delzie Demaree | 1 | |||
| B.F. Dana | 125 | OSU faculty member, may have been BPP-well known at OSU | ||
| Glenn Danforth | 1 | |||
| David Michael Danley | 8 | Bachelors Botany 1981 OSU; former naturalist at Sunriver Nature Center-currently [2004] David is the Forest Botanis on the Pisgah National Forest in North Carolina; described a new sp. Of Penstemon from N. Nevada. | ||
| Donald C. Danner | 1 | Studied at OSU-no degree obtained | ||
| Henry Clay Darby | 8 | 1881 | born in Marion Co | |
| H.G. Darker | 1 | |||
| M. Darrach | ||||
| W.D. Darron | 1 | |||
| C.R. Das | 1 | |||
| W.S. Daves | ||||
| Nicholas A. Davidge | 1 | |||
| Gerrit Davidse | 1942 | |||
| C. Davidson | ||||
| Eric Davidson | 4 | Bachelors Botany 1966 OSU | ||
| Thomas P. Davidson | 1 | superintendent of Umitilla Experiment Station; June 1970; Studied General Agriculture 1949, no degree obtained. | ||
| Clifford V. Davis | 5 | |||
| Delbert P. Davis | 2 | Bachelors Wildlife Science 1955 OSU | ||
| Elsie Davis | 2 | |||
| Grace E. Davis | 1 | |||
| Harry F. Davis | 1 | from Myrtle Point OR; sent material to OSU for ID | ||
| John E. Davis | 37 | |||
| Mrs. Davis | ||||
| Mrs. Harold E. Davis | 1 | |||
| Ray J. Davis | 5 | 0 | deceased; he was curator at the Ray J. Davis Herbarium in Pocatello, ID - at a University; may be UofID or ID State | |
| S.E. Davis (Vawter) | 1 | |||
| Tom G. Davis | 1 | |||
| Wesley Davis | 2 | |||
| Elsie Dawson | 1 | from Brookings OR; sent material to OSU for ID | ||
| Jean H. Dawson | 1 | |||
| Ira Deadmond | 1 | |||
| Ed Dealy | 10 | |||
| J. Edward Dealy | 9 | |||
| Charles Clemon Deam | 11 | 1865 | 1953 | |
| E.M. Dean | 1 | |||
| Mr. H.K. Dean | 3 | |||
| Milton Lee Dean | 264 | 1935 | BA Northwest Nazarene College (1956) Biological Sciences; MS (1960), PhD (1966) OSU, both in systematic botany; taugt biology at Northwest Naz. College (now University) 1958-1974; maintained active interest in collecting and adding to the NNC collection | |
| Tim Deboodt | 1 | was an ext. agent and still is (?) - Madras, Deschutes co. | ||
| H. Deckert | 3 | |||
| Otto Degener | 8 | 1899 | 1988 | Worked extensively w/ flora of Hawaii; many of the plants he collected are now extinct; active against drilling for geothermal resources; protected numerous species |
| Glen DeHaven | 1 | |||
| Karl Dehlinger | 1 | |||
| H. Dehm | 6 | |||
| Matt Del Fatti | 1 | |||
| Mrs. Demaray | 1 | |||
| O.V. Deming | 23 | |||
| D. DeMoss | ||||
| Lauramay T. Dempster | 2 | was in CA-worked on Rubiaceae-Galium | ||
| Avon Denham | 3 | |||
| C.W. Dennis | 1 | |||
| Joe A. Dennis | 1 | father to LaRea Dennis-collected w/ LaRea | ||
| La Rea June Dennis Johnson | 529 | Formerly assist. Curator at OSU Herb., faculty at OSU teaching plant ID. Published books on poisonous plants/weeds. revised Gilkey. | ||
| Laura Dennis | Mother to LaRea Dennis-collected w/ LaRea | |||
| Lillie Dennis | Grandmother to LaRea Dennis-collected w/ LaRea | |||
| Mrs. Joe A. Dennis | 4 | 0 | Laura Dennis | |
| Melinda F. Denton | 124 | 0 | deceased; former curator at UofWA; collected in S OR; authority on Oxalis; doing scanning electron microscopy. | |
| J.W. Deremiah | 1 | |||
| Noma Deshon | 1 | |||
| H.C. DeSpain | 1 | |||
| LeRoy Ellsworth Detling | 2949 | 1898 | 1967 | hired part-time to help LF Henderson as curator of the ORE herbarium; studied botany at Stanford, MA 1933, PhD 1936; assumed full responsibility as curator in 1939. Became an ecologist focusing on biogeography in his later years. wife Mildred 1915-98 |
| A.J. Devan | 1 | |||
| Lloyd DeWebff | 1 | |||
| J. DeWolf | 1 | |||
| A. Diamond | ||||
| Janet E. Dibble | 41 | |||
| C.J. Dickinson | 1 | |||
| James H. Dickson | 10 | reverend from strict Methodist upbringing; attended NW Univeristy, Evanston, IL for 2 years, finished at Ann Arbor in MI; acted as missionary in Ceylon and India; J.F. Drake continued his work under joint name b/c as boys, the two were both int. in bot. | ||
| R.A. Diettert | ||||
| Shirley Dillinger | 1 | |||
| Louis A. Dillon | 6 | |||
| Jennifer Dimling | 43 | head botanist on the Willamette Nat'l Forest; she was a Masters student of David Wagner at UofO on Sidalceae sp. | ||
| R. Dimmick | 1 | prof. in Fisheries and Wildlife at OSU | ||
| G.R. Dissmore | 1 | |||
| Henry B. Dixon | 1 | |||
| Vincent Dobbin | 1 | |||
| Mrs. Dobell | 2 | |||
| C.K. Dodge | 3 | |||
| A.M. Doerner | 1 | |||
| Dorris Doerner | ||||
| Ann Dolezal | 1 | |||
| John Vail Dollhausen | 3 | 1976 | amateur botanist and seasonal biological technician for several years currently attending OSU majoring in chemistry | |
| Richard H. Domes | 2 | |||
| Ivan J. Donaldson | 5 | 1912 | 0 | Bachelors Fisheries Science 1940 OSU. |
| N.C. Donaldson | 2 | |||
| Nanne Donker | 1 | |||
| Sam Donovan | 1 | |||
| W.G. Dore | 1 | |||
| Mike Dorris | 1 | former OSU student | ||
| Peter G. Dorris | 1 | Pete-student at OSU, started in Botany, ended MS in Gen Science, ended up as a math teacher, was in Saudi Arabia-likely returned to Illinois | ||
| Max Doty | 22 | OSU student in BPP-grad student; worked w/ Harry Phinney | ||
| C.F. Doucette | 1 | |||
| Mike Douglas | ||||
| T.H. Dove | 1 | |||
| Overton Dowell Jr. | 1 | |||
| H. Doyle | ||||
| Fred H. Drake | 16 | younger brother of J. Francis Drake-accompanied brother on collecting trips. | ||
| J. Francis Drake | 76 | 1868 | 1937 | born in Petaluma CA; attended school in Virginia City, San Jose, San Francisco, Brodie, and Portland; LLB UofO, DMD N.P. College; taught chem and metallurgy N.P. College; took Botany from L.F. Henderson-cont. w/ JH Dickson, MW Gorman for 10 yrs. |
| Lynn Drake | 1 | |||
| Vera Drake | 1 | |||
| Robin Drews | 32 | |||
| Bill Drips | 1 | |||
| Mrs. J.W. Driscoll | 1 | |||
| R. Driscoll | 1 | |||
| R.H. Driscoll | 1 | |||
| R.S. Driscoll | 1 | |||
| Maurice Dube | 3 | Masters Botany 1958 OSU, PhD Botany 1963 OSU; student at OSU, likely student of Harry Phinney | ||
| William Russell Dudley | 10 | 1849 | 1911 | Professor of botany, Stanford. (Dudl. in Munz) |
| J. Duft | ||||
| E.W. Dull | 1 | |||
| Neal Dull | 2 | |||
| P.A. DuMont | 3 | |||
| Jim Duncan | ||||
| Catherine Dunlop | 2 | |||
| Clifford Dunn | 1 | |||
| Dorothy B. Dunn | 19 | possibly related to David Dunn who was an expert on Lupines, from Uof Missourii | ||
| L.E. Dunn | 1 | |||
| Dorothy J. Dunning | 1 | |||
| James Dunning | ||||
| Rene D'Urbal | 4 | fl. 1928; Surname may read D'Wibal | ||
| Rena Duthie | 1 | |||
| Bryan Dutton | ||||
| Tyler Duvall | 1 | BS Environmental Science 1995 OSU | ||
| A.R. Duvatser | 1 | |||
| Miles Edward Dwan | 84 | Bachelors Botany 1979 OSU; OSU student volunteered in OSU herb., did collecting in SW OR. | ||
| Kathleen Alexa Dwire | 2 | PhD Fisheries Science 2002 OSU; w/ USFS | ||
| Lucy D. Dyas | 1 | |||
| Theodore Peter Dykstra | 14 | 1896 | WW, Gilliam and Benton Cos. | |
| C.T. Dyrness | 83 | was on staff at OSU; Vegetation of the PNW | ||
| Ted Dyrness | 14 | same Dyrness | ||
| J. Easterday | 24 | Janet | ||
| W. Easterly | 1 | |||
| Donald Claud Eastman | 1 | 1922 | interests; photography of wildflowers of OR, esp. rare and endagnered spp. Wrote book "Rare & Endangered Plants of OR"; UofO school of dentistry-one year of botany; NPSO, Nature Conservancy Member. | |
| Priscilla Eastman | ||||
| William R. Eastman Jr. | 11 | |||
| Ed Easton (Eastmon?) | 2 | |||
| M. Easton | 1 | |||
| Peggy Easton | 3 | |||
| Ted Easton | 1 | |||
| Alice Eastwood | 6 | 1859 | 1953 | born in Canada, moved to Colorado. Graduated from E. Denver High School in 1879-taught for next ten years then retired to botany and travel; friend w/ the Brandegees. Saved type specimens from fire 1906 San Francisco Academy. Honorary Redwoods grove. |
| Miles Eaton | ||||
| A.R. Eberhardt | 1 | from Scio OR, sent material to OSU for ID | ||
| Arnold C. Ebert | 1 | Co. Agent; Fossil OR | ||
| R.E. Eckert | 45 | |||
| H.F. Eckhart | 1 | |||
| G. Edano | ||||
| J. Benselin Edge | 2 | |||
| Mrs. J. Benselin Edge | 2 | |||
| Millard M. Edgmond | 1 | |||
| Milton Edmunds | 1 | |||
| W.P. Edmunson | 1 | Ecology instructor at the UofWA-may be the same used to be out in Lake WA, wetland spp. | ||
| V.E. Edward | 1 | |||
| Celia B. Edwards | 1 | |||
| John Mark Egger | 3 | 1950 | first course in systematic botany was w/ Ken Chambers in 1970s; currently Research Assoc w/ WTU Herbarium/Burke Museum at UofWA, also a science teacher in public schools in King Co.; interest in Orbanchaceae esp. Castilleja; desc. 3 new sp of Castilleja | |
| F.L. Eggleston | 1 | |||
| W.W. Eggleston | 1 | interest in Lupinus-contemporary of A.A. Heller who warned him off of doing a monograph for this genus. | ||
| R.D. Eichmann | 2 | |||
| Nancy A. Eid | 1 | 1949 | biotech, Fort Clatsop Nat'l Memorial; BS Biology, honors, WOSC (now WOU), interests teach native plant id and forest ecology classes; lead nat. plant. hikes in Clatsop Co. | |
| E.P. Eilers | 1 | |||
| H.P. Eilers | 23 | |||
| A.S. Einarsen | 2 | associated with USFWS, Corvallis | ||
| Jo Einarson | 2 | |||
| W.L. Einley | 1 | |||
| J.S. Elder | 63 | |||
| J.C. Elder | 1 | |||
| W.T. Elings | 3 | |||
| F. Ellertson | 1 | |||
| F.G. Ellis | 1 | |||
| Paul Ellis | 1 | |||
| Ross Ellis | ||||
| Adolph Daniel Edward Elmer | 50 | 1870 | 1942 | |
| Otto Herman Elmer | 16 | 1891 | ||
| Patrick E. Elvander | 1 | 1950 | 1998 | MS Pomona College-received Baile Prize in Botany-graduated cum laude 1972; MS UofWA 1975; PhD UofWA 1979 completed under direction of Melinda F. Denton; worked as lecturer in biology at UCSC from 1980 until death; worked on Saxifragaceae; vocal talents. |
| J. Emerson | 1 | |||
| Don Emery | 1 | |||
| A.E. Engbretson | 1 | |||
| Kermit Engeman | 1 | |||
| Leonard England | 1 | |||
| Monita Engvall | 8 | |||
| R.C. Enschede | 1 | |||
| Carl Clawson Epling | 12 | 1894 | 1968 | Professor of botany, California (Los Angeles), student of Labiatae. (Epl. in Munz) |
| Mrs. E. W. Erickson | 1 | |||
| Ray C. Erickson | 71 | |||
| E.L. Erigh | 1 | |||
| A. Erikson | 1 | |||
| Mrs. Lester W. Ernst | 1 | |||
| Wallace R. Ernst | 1 | fl. 1957 | ||
| Barbara Jean Ertter | 67 | 1953 | her name is associated w/ ASPT; Herbarium at UC Berkeley | |
| Karen Ertter | ||||
| Nancy Ertter | ||||
| John Erwin | 1 | |||
| James R. Estes | 4 | 1938 | Graduate student of Dr. Ken Chambers-PhD 1967, Cytotaxonomic Studies in the Artemisia ludoviciana Polyploid Complex of the Pac. NW; UofOklahoma prof. And director of herbarium; director of UofNebraska Museum; Jim - former student of Dr. Chambers | |
| D.M. Euren | 1 | |||
| Anna Evans | 189 | |||
| Alice Evans | 2 | |||
| J.C. Evans | 2 | |||
| M.W. Evans | 1 | |||
| Richard E. Evans | 1 | |||
| Angie Evenden | 1 | former student OSU; volunteered in the herb.; degree, but not in taxonomy; father was an early student collector for Dr. Gilkey; parents died tragically-car swept into river in flood in Coast Range. | ||
| Fred G. Evenden Jr. | 37 | his daughter is named Angie - was OSU student; either student or faculty at OSU; woodpecker loop at Finley WR | ||
| Clarence Evensen | 1 | |||
| Evelyn Louise Everett | 3 | 1930 | amatuer botanist; long time member of NPSO; served as district botanist for the rigdon ranger district, WNF, as part of position as wildlife technician 1988-1995. | |
| Willis Evers | 1 | |||
| A.C. Everson | ||||
| David Every | 1 | |||
| G.W. Every | 1 | |||
| John "Jack" Milton Evey | 2 | 1924 | 2002 | was an extension agent for OSU in Polk Co, Bachelors from OSU 1951 |
| Robert Evihtel | 1 | |||
| E.L. Evinger | 277 | daughter was a student in BPP (Angie), must have been a student in botany as well; went on to something else-likely a job w/ federal agency of some sort | ||
| K.L. Evinger | 1 | |||
| Joseph Ewan | 1 | 1909 | 1999 | never completed his PhD, yet published extensively. Was assist. Curator at Smithsonian, associated w/ Tulane University, New Orleans, La; well known historian of botany, expert on Delphinium; prof. At LSU. now deceased. |
| Nesta Ewan | wife and collaborator of Joseph Ewan. | |||
| Fred C. Ewing | 18 | miscellaneous analyses and experiments ca. 1906 for or with Agricultural Experiment Station, Frederick Clark from Multnomah Co. | ||
| Ron Exeter | 1 | |||
| Wayland Lee Ezell | 1937 | prof emeritus of botany and former curator of the St. Cloud St. U MN Herbarium; PhD from OSU in Systematic Botany under Ken Chambers 1970; taxonomy of genus Mimulus w/ emphasis on section Eunanus. | ||
| A. Faberge | ||||
| Knut Faegri | 43 | 1909 | from Norway-associated w/ U of Bergen, did work in Steens Mts. Of OR. | |
| N. Faegri | 1 | Knut Faegri-well known prof from Burgen Norway-spent a post-doc year at OSU in BPP, expert on palynology (pollen grains for climate history), very fine field ecologist- wrote several books on flora of Norway; collected in Steens | ||
| Frank J. Faha | 1 | |||
| Nancy Fahey | 1 | |||
| Anna Falk | 1 | |||
| John Faris | 1 | collected w/ Dr. Bert Brehm; graduated from Reed College in 1970. | ||
| Sean Farley | ||||
| Mrs. Ross Farnham | 49 | From Bend; sent material for ID to OSU | ||
| R. Farnham | 12 | Mrs. R. Farnham | ||
| Gary Farnsworth | 3 | former ext. agent | ||
| William K. Farrell | 14 | Bachelors Animal Science 1942 OSU; Bill-OSU Prof in crop science; prof. specialty was microclimatology likely in forestry school at OSU | ||
| John Farris | ||||
| Bill Fast | 1 | |||
| William R. Fauks | 1 | |||
| M.J. Fay | 1 | |||
| Allen D. Fechtig | PhD Crop and Soil Science 1976 OSU PhD in Crop Science? Owned Beaver Spray service in Albany-lives in Albany on Christmas Tree Lane | |||
| Charles Feddema | 1 | |||
| Jay Feldman | 1 | |||
| Judy Feller | 1 | |||
| Charles E. Fellows | 15 | grad. Student w/ Dr. Chambers; interested in Claytonia did not finish; became a realtor in Arroyo Grande, CA. | ||
| W.G. Fellows | 1 | |||
| Earl Fender | 1 | |||
| W.M. Fender | 2 | |||
| Aryana Ferguson | ||||
| Bass J. Ferguson | 1 | |||
| Denzel E. Ferguson | 6 | Bachelors Zoology 1951 OSU; poss. Ext. agent | ||
| D.M. Ferguson | 2 | |||
| J.M. Ferguson | ||||
| L.D. Ferguson | 38 | |||
| Martha Ferguson | 1 | |||
| Mrs. L.D. Ferguson | 170 | |||
| Roxana Stinchfield Ferris | 21 | 1895 | 1978 | Dudley Herbarium, editor of Illustrated Flora of the Pacific States, vol. IV; AB 1912, AM 1916 Stanford, 1016-1963 served as curator of the Dudley herbariu at Stanford |
| Walter Frank Fertig | 3 | Bachelors Botany 1989 OSU; former undergrad at OSU, volunteered in OSU Herb. Masters at UofWyoming | ||
| F.S. Feuerstein | 2 | |||
| H. Fick | 1 | |||
| Chas B. Fiker | 1 | |||
| Mrs. J.M. Finch | 2 | |||
| Jean Marie Alderfer Findley | 24 | BA psychology (English/History minor) Westmont College Santa Barbara, MS in Rangeland Resrouces OSU (1977); BLM Vale, OR 1977-88; passion for gardening; teach a community education class on gardening and use of egological equivalents (sim to native). | ||
| William L. Finley | 19 | Finley Refuge | ||
| Harold Finnell | 1 | Bachelors Crop and Soil Science 1934 OSU | ||
| H.E. Finnell | 3 | |||
| Harold Firestone | ||||
| Lynn R. Firestone | 1 | |||
| B. Fisgee [?] | 1 | |||
| P.L. Fishback | 5 | from Monmouth OR; submitted plants for ID | ||
| Andrew Fisher | 1 | |||
| Jim Fisher | 2 | |||
| Mrs. R.G. Fisher | 1 | |||
| D.W. Fishler | 1 | |||
| Herm (Franklin) Kergel Fitz | 679 | 1937 | BA in physics (UC Berkeley), MA in biology (Humboldt State University), and PhD in plant ecology (Utah State University); major portion of career (currently retired 2003) spent taching sciences and mathematics at McKenzie R. HS; interst in taxonomy/ ID | |
| Robin Fitz | ||||
| Herman Fitzer | 1 | Herm Fitz? | ||
| John Fitzpatrick | 1 | |||
| Grace Cole Fleischman | 148 | |||
| C.E. Fleming | 1 | |||
| Jack R. Fleming | 2 | 2002 | OSU graduate 1952; lived in Fresno, Calif. | |
| Michael P. Fleming | 2 | |||
| Fern Fletcher | 1 | |||
| O.S. Fletcher | 27 | Co. Agent Eugene OR | ||
| Emma L (C.). Fliedeur | 11 | |||
| M.A. Flinn | 62 | 1841 | 1924 | practiced medicine in Vancouver, WA; made contribution of bryophytes to ORE herbarium; arrived in Portland in 1864-collected more extensively starting in 1903. |
| Charles H. Flory | 7 | |||
| Jane E. Flory | 2 | |||
| Randy L. Floyd | 1 | Bachelors Wildlife Science 1975 | ||
| Ashton Foerst | 23 | from Boardamand OR, sent material to OSU for ID | ||
| Wayne H. Fogg | 1 | |||
| J. Follor | 1 | |||
| R. Foltz | 1 | |||
| Charles Ford | ||||
| Jim Ford | 1 | |||
| Bernice Forest | 1 | worked in the OSU herbarium-mounted plants | ||
| Thomas William Forney | 1 | BS Crop and Soil Science 1993 | ||
| M.V. Forrest | 2 | |||
| A.C. Forrester | 1 | |||
| P.T. Fortner | 4 | Co. Agent Baker | ||
| Joan Fosback | 86 | in her late 70's now [2003]. Good friend of Lois Hopkins and Mildred Thiele. old time NPSO member- Portland? Or SW OR? | ||
| Ollie Fosback | ||||
| F.R. Fosberg | 1 | |||
| A.S. Foster | 10 | 1922 | contributed a moss collection to the ORE herbarium. | |
| E.M. Foster | 1 | |||
| Lee R. Foster | 1 | |||
| R. Foster | 11 | Rana (?) lives in Corvallis | ||
| R.G. Fowler | 6 | county agent from Medford OR | ||
| Barbara Fox | 1 | |||
| Earl S. Fox | 1 | |||
| Floyd Fox | 1 | |||
| Leroy Fox | 1 | |||
| Emilie M. France | 1 | Masters Botany 1949 OSU | ||
| Frank Stanclift Francis | 6 | 1878 | WW1, born in Multnomah Co. | |
| Ned W. Frandeen | 4 | |||
| Mrs. Franham | ||||
| F.W. Frank | 2 | |||
| Doug Franke | 1 | |||
| Albert Franklin | 2 | |||
| Jerry F. Franklin | 745 | Bachelors Forest Management 1958 OSU, Masters Forest Management 1961 OSU; at Seattle at UofW, was here at OSU on staff | ||
| M.A. Franklin | 4 | |||
| C.B. Frazier | 1 | |||
| Gary Fredricks | ||||
| Nancy Ann Ross Fredricks | 39 | Graduate student of Dr. Ken Chambers-MS, 1986, Calochortus howellii: Ecology of a Rare Serpentine Endemic and Comparison with the New Species, C. umpquaensis (Liliaceae); PhD 1992, Population Biology of Rare Mariposa Lilies (Calochortus: Liliaceae) | ||
| Virgil H. Freed | 3 | 1919 | 1997 | Bachelors Crop and Soil Science OSU, MS Plant Physiology 1948 OSU; prof. In Ag at OSU-deceased |
| Barry N. Freeman | 3 | |||
| Edward Freeman | 2 | |||
| J.D. Freeman | 5 | former curator at Auburn in Mississippi; article on him in recent journal check back | ||
| R.F. Freeman | ||||
| R.E. Freiburg | 8 | |||
| Daniel Freidman | 2 | |||
| G.W. Freisberg | 1 | |||
| C.A. French | 1 | |||
| David H. French | 116 | 0 | professor anthropology at Reed College; collected w/ Bert Brehm; deceased; prof. At Reed College; worked with ethnobotany of the Warm Springs; authority on Lomatium. | |
| Ken French | 1 | |||
| Robert E. Frenkel | 36 | ret. Prof. Of Geosciences at OSU; expert on weeds; eco analysis of wetlands; conservation biology; Corvallis residents. | ||
| Orville Fretwell | 1 | |||
| Jeff Freund | 1 | |||
| Rosemary Dwyer Frey | 2 | studied home economics at OSU, no degree obtained | ||
| Robert Frichtel | 3 | from Squaw Butte; sent material for ID | ||
| H. Frick | 1 | |||
| David Friedman | 14 | |||
| Mrs. A.C. Fries | 1 | |||
| S. Fries | 1 | |||
| Leonard F. Frisbie | 5 | |||
| Harold Fritts | ||||
| Miriam C. Fritts | 2 | |||
| George Fritz | 1 | |||
| John Kitchener Frizzell | 10 | staff chairman for county Extension Service in Adana, Turkey in June 2000-naturalized 1955 | ||
| Kathern Froom | 1 | |||
| D.W. Frost | 1 | |||
| John L. Fryer | 1 | 1929 | professor and alumnus of OSU; worked for 30 years as researcher and prof. In OSU Microbiology Dept. born in Fort Worth, TX; BS 1956, MS 1957, PhD 1964 from OSU; specialized in study of infectious diseases in salmon. | |
| Jason Lee Fuller | 6 | MS Entomology 2003 OSU | ||
| T.C. Fuller | 1 | |||
| D.S. Fulwider | 1 | |||
| F. Funston | 1 | General Frederick Funston, who began his life's work as a botanical collector for the US government, and died after the Spanish War in the Phillipines, a Major General in the army | ||
| L.D. Furguson | 1 | |||
| B. Furniss | ||||
| William Ralph Furtick | 9 | MS Geography 1972 OSU; prof. in Ag Dept. at OSU | ||
| J. Fyles | 1 | |||
| Paula Gabriel | ||||
| Ira N. Gabrielson | 18 | published book on Oregon's Birds-was a distinguished wildlife biologist. | ||
| Sarah Gage | 13 | 1955 | 1978 BA Botany UC Berkely; 1983 MS Botany UW-eval. Of genus Blastocladiella; 2003 MFA UAZ; 1995-2000 Chief US botanist Int'l Kuril Is. Project UWA; 1988-2001 coll. Mgr Herbarium UWA; 2002-03 proj. coord. Invent. Of N. Cascade Nat'l Park. | |
| Andre Gagnon | ||||
| Jane Gain | 1 | |||
| A. Galbraith | 1 | |||
| Don S. Galbreath | 18 | |||
| Mrs. Nettie P. Gale | 25 | |||
| Christie Galen | 2 | |||
| Paul Gallian | 4 | |||
| C.F. Galligan | 2 | |||
| A.G. Gamble | 1 | |||
| June Gamble | 1 | |||
| Virginia Gamble | ||||
| Roman Gankin | 1 | Botany professor at a CA St. College | ||
| Steve Gapp | 1 | works for Western Farm Service | ||
| Dave Garcia | 2 | might have been ext agent ? | ||
| Alice Gardiner | 1 | |||
| Helen Gardiner | 1 | |||
| Ben Gardner | 1 | |||
| C.W. Gardner | 1 | |||
| L. Garland | 1 | ext. agent | ||
| F.E. Garlough | 8 | |||
| E.R. Garner | 1 | |||
| M. Garner | 1 | |||
| Stuart G. Garrett | 2 | 1950 | interest in natural history including botany and geology; co-founder and president of High Desert Chapter of the NPSO; practices family medicine in Bend, OR; named Oregon's Doctor-Citizen of the year by the Oregon Medical Association (1991) | |
| Jay S. Gashwiler | 41 | Bachelors Fisheries Science 1937 OSU; amateur botanist | ||
| Melva C. Gashwiler | 15 | amateur botanist | ||
| D.C.M.Gault [?; illeg] | 1 | |||
| H. Gavery | 1 | |||
| Charles G. Gavin | 1 | |||
| Claire Geddes | 4 | |||
| John H. Gedds | 1 | |||
| Susan M. Geer | 1 | |||
| V. Geertson | 1 | |||
| Ed Geiger | 2 | Rouge Examiner, The Dalles OR | ||
| Dan Geisert | ||||
| Phil Geisert | ||||
| Robert Geisert | ||||
| Almon L. Geiss | 4 | Bachelors Crop and Soil Science 1950 OSU | ||
| Delia Gellatly | 1 | |||
| D. Gentner | 2 | may have been related to the Gentner's from Jackson Co. interested in S. OR lily family | ||
| Katherine Gentner | 1 | Gentner's lived in S. OR, friends of Helen Gilkey, who named Fritillaria gentneri in their honor | ||
| L.G. Gentner | 45 | related to family associated w/ Helen Gilkey-Jackson Co.; sent material from Moon Prairie Guard Station in July 1941; Entomologist | ||
| R.G. Gentner | 1 | Gentner family in Jacksonville, one member was a friend of Helen Gilkey-contributed what would be called Frittilaria gentneri | ||
| Johnnie L. Gentry | 7 | student at NYBG | ||
| Donald W. George | 1 | |||
| Luna George | 1 | |||
| Lillian M. George | 1 | |||
| Janice Gerdemann | ||||
| James W. Gerdemann | 3 | |||
| Walter H. Gerke | 1 | |||
| David Sebastian Gernandt | 1 | 1970 | PhD Botany and Plant Pathology 1998 OSU; BA Biology 1992 UofO, interests include confers and ascomycetes; affiliated w/ Centro de Investigaciones Biologicas-Universidad Autonoma Del Estado de Hidalgo. Dr. Liston's grad student, lives in Mexico now. | |
| George Gessert | 1 | |||
| Fanny Getty | 17 | student in botany at OAC about contemporaneous w/ Helen Gilkey when she was a student-have many collections of her's which are student collections from Corvallis | ||
| Harry Getty | 1 | |||
| J.C. Gibson | 1 | |||
| L.J. Gier | 1 | |||
| Kerr Gifford | 1 | |||
| Henry Clark Gilbert | 485 | 1891 | BS 1915 OSC (now OSU), MS 1917 OSC, PhD 1933 UofIA, Hilo Sch Hawaii, tea agr 1917-18; Dir Barberry Eradic, S Dak 1918-21; UofMinn asst in bot 1921-24; fruit farmer Salem OR '24-31; UofI res asst '31-33; UofMinn preparator bot 1933;lg mxyxomycete coll. | |
| H.C. Gilbert | 1 | |||
| Don S. Gilbreath | 1 | Don S. Galbreath | ||
| Beulah G. Gilkey | 17 | 1890 | 1977 | Sister of Helen M. Gilkey; worked at herbarium mounting plants. |
| Helen Margaret Gilkey | 986 | 1886 | 1972 | BS and MS 1911 from OSU, PhD from UC 1915. curator of the OSU Herbarium from 1918-1951. authority on truffles, focused on fungi. Talented illustrator, humanitarian, egailitarian. |
| J.S. Gilkey | 1 | possible relative of Helen Gilkey- Helen came from a large family though she did not have any children | ||
| Wesley Gilkison | 2 | |||
| Doris K. Gillespie | 2 | fl. 1930. Collector | ||
| O.M. Gillet | ||||
| John M. Gillett | 14 | 1918 | 1993 | Associated staff, CAN, Curator Emeritus. Trifolium, Fabaceae. |
| Judith B. Glad | 26 | Graduate student of Dr. Ken Chambers-MS 1975 OSU, Taxonomy and Ecology of Metzelia mollis Peck and Related Spp; MA degree in taxonomy; worked on Mentzelia; botanical consultant; authors romance novels; lives in Portland. | ||
| C. Glascock | 1 | |||
| H.R. Glascock | 1 | |||
| Ted Glass | 1 | |||
| Jean Gleischner | 1 | |||
| R.L. Glisan | 1 | |||
| Milton H. Gnos | 3 | Bachelors Agricultural Education 1958 | ||
| Leslie Godard | ||||
| Mrs. Frank Godard | 1 | |||
| Ruby Ashby Godard | 1 | 1989 | Bachelors Vocational Education 1926 OSU | |
| S.L. Godard | 1 | |||
| Leslie N. Goodding | 1 | Leslie-worked w/ Helen Gilkey at one point in time | ||
| N. Godding | ||||
| M. Godfrey | ||||
| Martina Goebel | 1 | |||
| Robert Goff | 1 | |||
| A. Goheen | ||||
| R. Goheen | ||||
| Doug Goldenberg | 11 | former OSU student of Donald Zobel in Botany | ||
| Clare T. Golec | Collector, Humboldt Co., 2000 | |||
| A.L.H. Goodding | 1 | |||
| Charlotte Goodding | 4 | wife of John Reeder, daughter of L.N. Gooding; now in Tucson, AZ; rogue botanist | ||
| Leslie Newton Goodding | 144 | 1880 | 1967 | Botanist, Soil Conservation Service, Arizona. (Goodd. in Munz) |
| Margaret Goodin | 1 | |||
| Gaylee Goodrich | 98 | Masters from UofO; studied Delphinium. Is either faculty or assistant at LBCC. | ||
| S. Goodrich | ||||
| Kenneth Gorden | 14 | |||
| Marcia Gordon | 1 | |||
| Randall D. Gore | 5 | |||
| Drake Gorman | ||||
| Martin Woodcock Gorman | 705 | 1852 | 1926 | amateur botanist and gentleman scientist; friends w/ Howell and Henerson; proofread and edited Howell's "A Flora of Northwest America" |
| Miss O'C. Gorman | 1 | |||
| Mrs. Gorman | ||||
| Holly Gorton | collected w/ Dr. Bert Brehm; graduated from Reed College in 1975. | |||
| Leslie David Gottlieb | 28 | 1936 | MS OSU Botany w/ Dr. Ken Chambers 1965; PhD UofMichigan Botany 1969; professor of genetics UofCA Davis; research interests in plant evolution, speciation, genetics. | |
| Frank W. Gould | 8 | 1913 | Professor of range and forestry, A. & M. College, Texas. | |
| Enid L. Gowan | 27 | |||
| Paul Graff | 1 | |||
| Jim Graham | 1 | |||
| Gerald W. Gran | 8 | Bachelors Horticulture 1956 OSU | ||
| Adele Lewis Grant | 2 | 1881 | 1969 | California; monographer of Mimulus. (Grant in Munz) |
| Mrs. W.G. Grant | 1 | |||
| H.J. Gratowski | 63 | Hank-was an ecology student in forestry, studied forest succession in OR coast range-gave many Manzanita and Ceonothus specimens | ||
| M. Gravel | 1 | |||
| Frank E. Gray | 1 | |||
| Ken W. Gray | 4 | associated with Ent. Dept. at OSU at least during the 1970's; photograph #497 of Edwin Russell Jackman Photographic Collection (P 89) | ||
| M. Gray | 1 | |||
| Sami Gray | 1 | MS OSU Conservation genetics of Cimifuga elata (Ranunculaceae); currently living in a tent in Scappoose | ||
| Tom Grayhouse | 1 | |||
| Louis A. Greata | fl. 1900 | |||
| B. Green | 1 | |||
| Diantha Green | student of Dr. Chambers-married a mycologist at Arizona who ret'd. They now live in Wyoming | |||
| Eugene M. Green | 1 | |||
| J.L. Green | 5 | |||
| M. Green | 1 | |||
| Rosa Green | 1 | |||
| Ruby L. Green | 3 | |||
| Linda Greenberg | 1 | |||
| A.C. Greene | ||||
| Edward Lee Greene | 8 | 1843 | 1915 | ordained Baptist minister 1871; collected extensively and described "new" species readily; Asa Gray often refused to describe these spp. Some have since been considered valid by modern taxonomists |
| F.K. Greene | 13 | |||
| F. Greenfield | ||||
| Jacqueline Greenleaf | 107 | former grad student at OSU; interested in flora of SW OR; collected extensively in Josephine Co. | ||
| Mrs. Greer | ||||
| C.H. Gregg | 2 | |||
| Cecil L. Gregg | 1 | |||
| D.P. Gregory | 1 | |||
| Katie Grenier | 1 | former Regional Coordinator for Region 8 (large area in Central Oregon) for the Native Plant Society of Oregon; agency botanist, either USFS or BLM | ||
| John E. Gribble | 1 | |||
| Elmer Lowell Griepentrog | 1 | |||
| Laura H. Griffen | 1 | |||
| L.H. Griffin | 12 | |||
| David Griffiths | 2 | 1867 | 1935 | |
| Wilbur Eubene Griffiths | 1 | Bachelors Wildlife Science 1956 | ||
| Steve John Grillos | 14 | PhD botany 1956 OSU; student at OSU, student of Albert Steward, might have had double major in Zoology/ Botany-mid1950's | ||
| John Keith Grimes | 2 | Bachelors Crop and Soil Science 1940 OSU | ||
| James W. Grimes | 20 | Jim Grimes; PhD botanist from NYBG; formerly at College of ID; interested in flora of SE OR; from Succor Creek, Malheur Co. plant named for him; Ivesia rhypara (rhyparos is Greek for dirty or filthy), common name "grimy ivesia" | ||
| Myra E. Groshong | 3 | worked at herbarium mounting specimens | ||
| A.E. Gross | 1 | assoc. with Klamath Ex. Area; sent material to OSU for ID | ||
| C. Gross | ||||
| David Gross | ||||
| Eugene Gross | 1 | |||
| Louis Henry Gross | 11 | Bachelors Crop and Soil Science 1939 OSU | ||
| Joan Grossoehme | 1 | |||
| Claudia Groth | 1 | |||
| Mrs. Louis C. Grothaus | 1 | |||
| T. Grove | 1 | |||
| Betty Jo Groves | 1 | |||
| G. Grown | ||||
| Wayne Charles Grubb | 2 | 1913 | 1997 | Bachelors Mechanical Engineering 1939 OSU |
| Esther H. Gruber | 93 | Esther McEvoy; wife of prof. In entomology; long-time president of local NPSO ch.; worked in Diamond Craters in Harney Co. (near Steen's Mtn.) | ||
| M.E. Gruber | ||||
| E. Grulaer | ||||
| Suzi B. Gruver | 1 | |||
| Lee Guelette | 1 | |||
| Edward Guerrant | Conservation director for Portland's Berry Botanic Garden; spoke out in 1990 about the issues of wild bulb harvest leading to species loss. Also made note of local PNW species rarity, mentioned specifically Trillium. | |||
| Doris Gundersen | 1 | |||
| Geraldine Anne Allen Guppy | 23 | Graduate student of Dr. Ken Chambers-PhD 1981, Biosystematics of Western North American Polyploid Complex in the Genus Aster; Geraldine Allen- Guppy is married name, is now divorced. | ||
| Jack Gurton | 3 | |||
| Mrs. A. Gustafson | 1 | |||
| Theodora Gustafson | 168 | collected extensively in the Gorge. | ||
| W.V. Guthrie | 6 | |||
| R. Gwendover | 1 | |||
| J.R. Haag | 1 | |||
| J.V. Haberer | 1 | |||
| Frank E. Hachler | 4 | Studied Animal Science at OSU, no degree obtained | ||
| J.H. Hackner | 1 | |||
| M. Hadley Jr. | 2 | |||
| Gustave Y. Hagglund | 4 | Bachelors 1930 OSU; sent material from Deshutes District for ID | ||
| J.V. Haherer | 1 | |||
| Heidi Haid | 4 | |||
| Dan Haidman | 1 | |||
| Art Haines | ||||
| Yvonne Hajda | 1 | |||
| Harvey S. Hale | 4 | |||
| C. Hall | ||||
| Evelyn Hall | 1 | |||
| Harvey Monroe Hall | 9 | 1874 | 1932 | Professor of botany, California, then staff member Carnegie Institution of Washington; pioneer in experimental taxonomy; student of the Compositae; Haplopappus, Madiinae. |
| Harold W. Hall | 4 | |||
| Jerry Hall | 3 | |||
| Mrs. Hall | 1 | |||
| Paige L. Hall | 9 | |||
| Richard Dean Hall | 7 | 1950 | BS OSU Rangeland Resource 1973; collected and identified many specimens now contained Burns BLM district herbarium; has worked and botanized in the Cascade Mountains, Mojave Des. of S. Nevada, and now in the high desert of E. OR; worked forest service/BLM | |
| V. Hall | 3 | |||
| W.E. Hall | 1 | |||
| Mrs. Halleck | 2 | |||
| Mrs. Blaine Hallock | 1 | |||
| Charlie B. Halpern | 69 | 1958 | research prof. of plant ecology, College of Forest Resources, Univ. of WA; BS Biology Cornell Univ.; pHD Botany and Plant Pathology OSU; interest in plant succession, effects of forest mgmt. on plant diversity; ecolgy/dynamics montane/subalpine meadows | |
| Richard R. Halse | 2424 | MS UofA, Graduate student of Dr. Ken Chambers-PhD 1979 OSU, Taxonomy of Phacelia Section Miltitzia (Hydrophallaceae), Curator of OSU Herbarium. | ||
| Walter Halt | 1 | |||
| N. Halvorsen | ||||
| Ronald M. Halvorson | 10 | 1950 | started in animal science; BS in Animal Science from CA State Polytechnic College in San Luis Obispo, CA. MS in Renewable Resource Management from U of Nevada; District Botanist for the Prineville District, BLM since 1985. | |
| C.L. Halway | 10 | |||
| B. Hamilton | 1 | |||
| Maynard Hamilton | 1 | |||
| Reid Hamilton | 1 | |||
| Philip Barton Hamm | 1 | 1952 | Prof with Dept. of Bot and Plant Path; interest in diseases that impact pants; BS in BIO from WOSC (now WOU); M Botany 1981 OSU. | |
| Barry E. Hammel | 5 | 1946 | fl. 1976, collector, associated with Rocky Mountain Herbarium.APN=Hammel | |
| Dale Hammond | 1 | |||
| E.W. Hammond | 69 | probably at OSU faculty | ||
| H.S. Hammond | 2 | early day botany prof. At OAC (now OSU) | ||
| Paul C. Hammond | 6 | Bachelors Entomology 1971 OSU; entomologist; lives in Philomath; associated with ent. Dept. at OSU; PhD; expert on Erythronium and other genera; does research in prairie states, mid-west; co-authored spp. of Erythronium from Mt. Hebo w/ Dr. Chambers. | ||
| Richard O. Hampton | 2 | Research Virologist, USDA-ARS and Dept. of Botany and Plant Pathology, OSU | ||
| W. Dale Hannon | 1 | |||
| J.R. Hansbrough | 1 | |||
| Jack Hansell | 2 | |||
| Charles G. Hansen | 599 | must have been on staff at OSU in some way - many collections | ||
| Elmer Oscar Hansen | 4 | 1903 | 1996 | OSC Horticulturist in 1956; Bachelors Horticulture 1934 OSU, Masters Horticulture 1935 OSU |
| George M. Hansen | 29 | Studied Forest Management at OSU 1939, no degree obtained; might be related to Henry Hansen | ||
| Henry P. Hansen | 2 | was professor of botany at OSU, Dean of the Grad. School; palynologist-invited Dr. Faegri to come to OSU-deceased | ||
| John Hansen | 2 | |||
| L.R. Hansen | 21 | sent material from Granger Experiment Station in Experimetnal Flax plots near Corvallis, East end of Sauvies Island, | ||
| Mary Hansen | ||||
| N. John Hansen | 8 | |||
| Patricia Ruhlman Hansen | 4 | Bachelors 1951 OSU, married to a Hansen, he was botanist/naturalist at Death Valley for a while-years ago | ||
| Ruth M. Hansen | 2 | 1910 | 2003 | her father died when she was 5, her mother rented out their home and the family camped in the backyard; MS UofMI, worked for USFS. NPSO president, 1977; was active at Berry Botanic Garden; travelled after husband died to Himalayas, China, Costa Rica, etc. |
| F. Hanson | 1 | |||
| Herbert C. Hanson | 1 | |||
| Wesley Hanson | 1 | |||
| Ed Hardin | 3 | seed technician during 1963. | ||
| John R. Hardison | 1 | prof. of plant pathology in BPP at OSU, still alive | ||
| Sam Harg | 1 | |||
| P. Hargraves | 1 | |||
| Rush M. Hargue | 1 | |||
| Boyd Harmon | 1 | |||
| Carol Harmount | 1 | 0 | ||
| E. Harrel | 1 | |||
| Mrs. E. Harrel | 1 | |||
| C.C. Harris | 2 | |||
| L.E. Harris | 2 | |||
| Stuart Kimball Harris | 1906 | fl. 1960, collector | ||
| Frank Harrison | 1 | collected in Toledo Oregon and sent material to OSU herbarium via H.G. Smith | ||
| Randy Harrison | ||||
| S.P. Harrison | 1 | |||
| A.S. Hart | 1 | |||
| Harry D. Hartwell | 13 | |||
| Denise Harvey | ||||
| Elizabeth Harvey | 2 | |||
| J.K. Harvey | 1 | |||
| Tanya Harvey | 1958 | no formal education in botany; avid rock gardener; interested in pollination biology; obsessive photographer. | ||
| Mabel Haseltine | 1 | |||
| Leslie L. Haskin | 27 | wrote a book about OR plants | ||
| Leslie Hasty | 1 | |||
| Duane L. Hatch | 1 | Masters Horticulture 1973 OSU; Co. Agent-or staff of Ag at OSU; Eugene; ext. agent; likely still professionally active; each yr. Plants a demo garden on Lane County fairgrounds- "The Hatch Patch" | ||
| D.W. Hatch | 36 | |||
| Jonathan L. Haun | 1 | former student PSU | ||
| Ernest Millard Hauser | 3 | 1901 | 1991 | Bachelors Animal Science 1928 OSU |
| John Hauser | 3 | |||
| Jack Hausotter | 8 | amateur botanist from Roseburg area; recently deceased. | ||
| Fred Havelik | 1 | |||
| T. Havin | 2 | |||
| T. Havu | 1 | |||
| Glen Hawk | 1 | associated with OSU Forestry dept.; possibly w/ Dr. Zobel in Botany dept. | ||
| Mrs. Alvin S. Hawk | 17 | |||
| B. Hawkes | 1 | |||
| L.L. Hawkins | 2 | |||
| Janet Hawksley | 1 | |||
| Frank G. Hawksworth | Type; Rocky Mtn Range and Forest Exp Station | |||
| Floy Hawley | 1 | |||
| W.W. Hawley Jr. | 10 | |||
| Joe D. Hay | 1 | Bachelors Agricultural and Resource Economics 1958 OSU | ||
| Hillary S. Hayden | 7 | |||
| Lucile Hayes | 1 | |||
| Otto Haygoard | 1 | |||
| John N. Hayl Jr. | 1 | |||
| R.G. Haynes | 1 | |||
| Maude Hays | 1 | |||
| Phillip Roy Hays | 1945 | PhD
Microbiology, Oregon State University 1979 I am a serious amateur botanist. I have a personal project to draw and photograph all of the plants of Benton County, Oregon, with the intent to illustrate the key identification features. |
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| I am a serious amateur botanist. I have a personal project to draw and | ||||
| photograph all of the plants of Benton County, Oregon, with the intent to | ||||
| illustrate the key identification features. | ||||
| John W. Hayt Jr. | 1 | |||
| C. Hayward | 1 | |||
| Serge Conrade Head | 558 | 1922 | 1991 | BS BYU, MS WSU; PhD OSU; from 1967-1987 E. OSC biology professor, mem. Of State Forestry Advisory Board for 10 yrs; wrote books on NW architecture; US Army Air Corps during WWII |
| Brian Elton Heath | 4 | Masters Forest Science 1985 OSU; former grad student OSU; volunteered in the herb.; general collecting-esp. S. OR. | ||
| Carey Heath | 1 | |||
| Lisa K. Heberger | 1 | |||
| Lawrence Ray Heckard | 15 | 1923 | 1991 | Professor of botany, Illinois. Curator of Jepson Herbarium (Flora of California, especially Scrophulariaceae, Bachelors Horticulture 1948 OSU |
| J.H. Heckner | 38 | |||
| Fred L. Hedglin | 1 | possibly at the UofO; grad student of Stan Cook; possible he was working on PhD program but did not finish in the 80's ? | ||
| Mrs. A.E. Hedine (Daughter) | 1 | |||
| Don W. Hedrick | 21 | something at OSU faculty, might have been OSU extention-was on staff at one point in some capacity | ||
| R. Heft | 1 | |||
| Don Hefty | 17 | |||
| Charles Heimsch | 3 | prof. at UofTX, before that at Miami U in Ohio, well-known plant anatomist; sent Dr. Chambers a bunch of his OR collections to be id'd-died recently-last year | ||
| Dale A. Hein | Bachelors Fisheries Science 1958 OSU | |||
| Julius L. Heinis | 1 | PhD OSU 1952; Emeritus Prof. Of Botany from Florida A&M Univeristy; currently owns 102 acres of pines in Gasden Co; has traveled extensivly including Thailand, Malaysia, Huahin, Sarawak, Sabah, Indonesia, Milano, Switzerland, Innsbruck, Greece, Turkey… | ||
| Mrs. E.J. Heiser | 1 | |||
| Les Helgeson | 1 | Agency botanist- likely in the Bend Area? Either USFS or BLM | ||
| Amos Arthur Heller | 90 | 1867 | 1944 | diligent collector in CA; editor of Muhlenbergia for "A California Flora" Munz; interest in Trifolium, Lupinus-slightly cocky esp. concerning Lupinus; PB Kennedy called Heller "species crazy"-a splitter. |
| Donald B. Heller | 3 | 1941 | wife is Lynne Heller, education level of 14 years, worked most of life in the meat industry however presently retired [2004]; has been working on publication, photos of native plants Coos and Curry Cos. 2004 will be 9th yr. On this project. | |
| Jilipes Heller | 1 | |||
| Marka Heller | 2 | |||
| Jerry Hellinga | 1 | |||
| Richard Helliwell | 15 | assoc w/ Mt. Hood Nat'l Forest | ||
| H.J. Helm | 1 | |||
| Charles Helmick | 1 | |||
| M.D. Helms | 1 | |||
| Donald V. Hemphill | 2 | possibly student in BPP | ||
| C.A. Henderson | 13 | Co Agent Klamath Falls | ||
| Douglass Henderson | 1 | 1996 | PhD from UofW under C. Leo Hitchock; studied Sysyrinchium/ Olsynium; hired to the UofID as director of the herbarium in 1972 where he continued until his death; outstanding agrostologist; worked ona grass manual at time of death; was military bf grad schl | |
| Erwin Henderson | 1 | |||
| J.G. Henderson | 1 | |||
| Louis Forniquet Henderson | 5831 | 1853 | 1942 | curator at UofO from 1924-1939; friend of Thomas Howell; wrote autobiography; Prof of Botany at UofID from 1893-1906-during that period 85,000 specimens, his entire collection, were lost to fire. |
| M.G. Henderson | 1 | possible relation to Henderson? | ||
| Dee Hendrickson | 1 | |||
| Ed Hendrickson | 1 | |||
| D.G. Henger | 1 | |||
| C.W. Henkle | 2 | |||
| Eric Charles Henry | 2 | Masters Botany 1976 OSU; worked at OSU -former student -still on campus, works with algae | ||
| R.L. Hensel | 3 | |||
| Mrs. Fred Hensholt | 2 | |||
| Albert Hensler | 1 | |||
| W.A. Hensley | 1 | |||
| Mrs. Hensolt | 1 | |||
| Dick Herman | 1 | |||
| R. Hermann | 8 | |||
| L.D. Herrold | 1 | |||
| John C. Hesketh | 2 | |||
| Orin L. Hess | 2 | sent a lot of plants in for ID; may have lived along the coast | ||
| Rosamond Hess | 34 | 1907 | 1996 | friend and supporter of John and Lilla Leach; lived in Curry Co. organized Leach Garden Friends; teacher, but developed interest in native and endangered spp; received 1987 Conservation Award from OR State Fed. Of Garden Clubs;w/ Orin saved petroglyphs. |
| William J. Hess | masters student of C.L. Hitchcock, associated with Morton Herbarium. | |||
| J. Pinckney Hester | 1 | Contemporary southern California writer on succulents. | ||
| J.F. Hetels | 1 | |||
| William M. Heusi | fl. 1928 | |||
| Calvin J. Heusser | 2 | Cal-student at OSU, worked w/ Dr. Hansen | ||
| John Guthrie Hewston | 2 | MS Fisheries and Wildlife 1955 OSU | ||
| Gregg Heyr | 1 | |||
| Reid Hibbard | 1 | |||
| Claire Denise Hibler | 1 | 1964 | most collections w/ Salem dist. BLM or NPSO; interests include rare plants, invasive weeds, native plant communites of W OR, esp. forests; interest in systematics of vascular plants, fungi, bryophytes, and lichens; BA Humboldt 1986; BS OSU 1990; assoc BLM | |
| Hugh James Hickerson | 2 | Masters Agricultural and Resource Economics 1952 OSU | ||
| David Hickman | 1 | |||
| Eugene Hickman | 1 | student at OSU-interested in ecology, ended up working for a gov. agency in Medford-gave a talk 2001 for NPSO, ECOLOGIST | ||
| James C. Hickman | 296 | 1941 | 1996 | California botanist, editor of The Jepson Manual, 1993 |
| J.H. Hickman | 1 | |||
| Blance E. Hicks | 1 | |||
| Larry C. Higgins | 1 | |||
| Mrs. Alex H. Hilands | 1 | |||
| W. Richard Hildreth | fl. 1968. | |||
| Mahlow Hile | 1 | |||
| Tom Hilken | ||||
| C. Hill | ||||
| D.D. Hill | 1 | |||
| Steven Richard Hill | 2 | 1950 | Malvaceae; South and Central American studies; BS from Bates Collect, Lewiston Maine; M.A. in Biology at NYBG; PhD in Botany at Texas A&M. | |
| W.R. Hill | 1 | |||
| Laura Hill-Griffin | 1 | |||
| O.A. Hills | 20 | |||
| Trisha Hilt | ||||
| Mrs. George Hilton | 1 | |||
| A.L. Hinckley | 1 | |||
| J.L. Hindman | 1 | |||
| Dale Hine | ||||
| T. Hipwell | 1 | |||
| Lisa Hirsch | 1 | |||
| Albert Spear Hitchcock | 15 | 1865 | 1935 | BSA 1884 Iowa State College; MS 1886, ScD 1920-honorary DSc 1934 from Kansas State College; prof. 1885-1901 Kansas State; bot. Assist. Missouri Bot. Gardnes 1889-1901; studied Graminae; traveled extensively. |
| Charles Leo Hitchcock | 260 | 1902 | 1993 | BS and MS Pomona College, PhD 1931 Missouri Botanic Garden/Washington Univeristy, St. Louis; faculty UofMontanta (1933-36) UofWA (1936-72); Lycium, Draba, Silene, Lathyrus, Sidalceae-"Vascular Plants of the PNW" "Illustrated Flora of the PNW" |
| George Parks Hitchcock | 6 | 1914 | artist, writer, actor, and grandson of Louis F. Henderson. | |
| Randall Hitchin | 1 | |||
| F.D. Hitson | 1 | |||
| Leighton Chee Won Ho | 1 | 1951 | 0 | Bachelors General Science 1973 OSU; deceased; associated with NPSO. |
| Fritz Hochstaetter | 2 | |||
| J.H. Hockner | 1 | |||
| Kelly Hodgson | 2 | |||
| F. Dale Hoecker | 1 | |||
| A. Hoelboellin | ||||
| G.R. Hoerner | 3 | Exchanged books with OSU herbarium during era of Willeta Smith. | ||
| E. Hoerouf | 1 | |||
| B. Hoffman | ||||
| Fred W. Hoffman | 3 | |||
| Mary Myers Hoffman | 11 | Bachelors 1949 OSU | ||
| Miss Hodgdon | 1 | |||
| Janet Hohn | 1 | PhD from UofW; worked on Lewisia; became USFW head of rare plant documentation for USFW in PNW; challenging to work with, never published her thesis; major professor was Arthur Kruckeberg. | ||
| Julette Hohuan | 1 | |||
| T.H. Holberton | 1 | |||
| P.N. Holcomb | ||||
| J.B. Holladay | 1 | |||
| Sarah Hollars | ||||
| Vern Hollopeter | 1 | |||
| T. Holloway | ||||
| T. Holm | 1 | likely Theodore Holm; he was a morphologist and taxonomist; published in the Torrey Botanical Club Journal | ||
| Zulette Holman | 1 | |||
| Jeus Holmbae | 1 | |||
| R. Holmberg | 2 | |||
| Betty Holmbo | 1 | |||
| Russ N. Holmes | 3 | assoc. w/ BLM; donated a species list for research natural areas to OSU Herbarium | ||
| Arthur H. Holmgren | 9 | 0 | deceased; prof. At Utah State University in Logan; expert on grasses; co-author of the Intermountain Flora; father of Noel Holmgren. | |
| Doris Holmgren | ||||
| Noel Herman Holmgren | 149 | 1937 | fl. 1980, collector | |
| Patricia K. Holmgren | 1940 | intermountain flora; index herbariorum; BS Indiana University; MS and PhD University of Washington; New York Botanical Garden; performed treatment of Thlaspi for "Vascular Plants of PNW" | ||
| John D. Holst | ||||
| Mrs. John D. Holst | 14 | Sent in a lot of plants | ||
| Vesta Holt | 2 | Sent in a lot of plants | ||
| Walter A. Holt | 7 | Bachelors Agricultural and Resource Economics 1943 OSU; Co Agent | ||
| Karl Holte | assoc. with the Herbarium, ID Museum of Natural History | |||
| C.L. Holway | 6 | |||
| J.F.F. Holway | 1 | |||
| Gordon Hood | 6 | |||
| Elizabeth Hooley | 1 | |||
| A.O. Hooton | 2 | |||
| Jay O. Hoover | 1 | |||
| S. Leila Hoover | 6 | |||
| Bill Hopkins | 1 | worked in Silviculture Laboratory; mounted specimens from Ochoco Nat'l Forest | ||
| Lois Evelyn Hopkins | 49 | 1911 | graduate UofO plus 45 a number of classes some off campus-nite classes etc. including Dr. Hickman, Dr. Hopson; Dr and Pres (S. Calf.) one in N. CA; Prof. Stovall. | |
| Roswitha Hopkins | ||||
| W.E. Hopkins | 1 | |||
| Ruth E. Hopson | 234 | associated w/ UofO - Andrews Forest | ||
| Grant Horn | 1 | |||
| M. Horne | 1 | |||
| C.E. Horner | 2 | "Jack", Chester-still alive, ret'd member of BPP at OSU; worked for fed. Gov. in plant pathology, student at Walla Walla College-co-authored a flora of SE WA | ||
| Denise Horton | 1 | |||
| Kay Horton | ||||
| Lois Horton | 1 | |||
| Grady B. Houk | 2 | studied at OSU, no degree obtained | ||
| Jack V. Houston | 1 | |||
| C.D. Howard | 4 | |||
| E.J. Howard | 14 | |||
| H. Stirling Howard | 1 | |||
| J.R. Howard | 4 | |||
| Terry Howard | 1 | |||
| C.H. Howbrook | 1 | |||
| D.T. Howell | 1 | |||
| H.B. Howell | 5 | |||
| Joseph Howell | 117 | brother of Thomas Jefferson Howell; stopped collecting to farm. | ||
| John Thomas Howell | 175 | 1903 | 1996 | California Academy of Sciences; editor of Leaflets of Western Botany; diligent collector and student of many California genera. (Howell, J. T. in Munz) |
| Mike Howell | 1 | BS UofID 1972, Ag. Ed; MS UofID 1973, Ag. Ed; currently [2003] professor. | ||
| P. Howell | 1 | |||
| Ruth M. Howell | 2 | |||
| Thomas Jefferson Howell | 1785 | 1842 | 1912 | prominent early collector in the PNW; personal herbarium consited of approximately 10,000 sheets w/ almost 300 type specimens; self taught; collected w/ brother Joseph; Howellia was named to honor both bros.; wrote first Flora of PNW. |
| John W. Hoyt | 2 | |||
| C.A. Hubbard | 1 | |||
| Mrs. D.M. Hubbard | 1 | |||
| M.R. Hubbell | 5 | |||
| Gary Hube | 1 | |||
| A. Huber | ||||
| Will Huck | 1 | |||
| C. Hudelson | 9 | |||
| T.J. Hudosou | ||||
| Dan Huediman | 1 | |||
| Geo. T. Huett | 1 | |||
| Loren Huettl | 1 | |||
| Carl Huffaker | 1 | |||
| Bernal Dean Hug | 21 | studied at OSU, no degree obtained | ||
| W.L. Huggins | 1 | |||
| Donald Elwood Hughes | 4 | Donald Elwood Hughes married Margaret I Rebman Clatsop Co 1947 | ||
| O.G. Hughson | 1 | |||
| V.K. Hugie | ||||
| Charles W. Hungerford | 2 | |||
| Byran Hunter | 1 | |||
| Mc Kinley Huntington | 1 | |||
| C.J. Hurd | 1 | |||
| H.H. Huron | 3 | |||
| Manuela Huso | 1957 | avocational interest in botany; consulting statistician. | ||
| E.M. Hussong | 6 | |||
| Jerold Hustafa | 3 | |||
| P.C. Hutchinson | ||||
| David Hutchison | 1 | |||
| Leo Hutson | 1 | |||
| Hylten -- Cavallis [unclear] | 1 | |||
| George R. Hyslop | 21 | 1884 | 1943 | BS Ohio State U 1907. influential in OR agriculture, especially pertaining to corn and grass seed production |
| Darryl Ianni | 6 | former OSU student | ||
| John A. Ifft | 58 | Masters Forest Management 1961 OSU; might be ecology student w/ Hansen | ||
| K. Ihara | ||||
| M. Ihara | ||||
| Cheryl Ann Ingersoll | 1 | 1954 | BS Enviro Studies UC Davis 1976; PhD Plant Ecology and Systematics OSU 1991; Research Assoc. OSU 1991-1997; interest in ecosystem restoration; alpine/subalpine and Great Basin Flora | |
| Douglas Cameron Ingram | 720 | 1882 | 1929 | born in Scotland; 1 yr college in England, came to US 1901; 1909 took 5 mo. class Forestry UofWA; FS 1909-1917 forest ranger, 1918 promoted to Regional office as grazing examiner; last appt. assist. Chief range mgmt. PNW; photographer |
| J.J. Inskeep | 9 | sent material from Oregon City; Co. Agent | ||
| Orlin L. Ireland | 1801 | 1895 | 1973 | amateur botanist; special interest in plants of the central OR Cascades; wrote (with help of LeRoy Detling) "Plants of the Three Sisters Region"; ret'd dentist in Eugene; associated w/ UofO |
| H. Irgens-Moller | 1 | Helge- he was a faculty member in forestry-worked in forest genetics | ||
| F.R. Irvine | 25 | |||
| Lillie Irwin | 1 | |||
| Dennis Lee Isaacson | 6 | 1942 | interested in invading and aggressive exotics; retired from OR Dept. of Ag, 1998; MS Magr from OSU; also interested in bio control of weeds. | |
| Tom Ishimoto | 11 | student at OSU, worked w/ Dr. Steward on a PhD Study-thesis on serpentine vegetation in CA | ||
| Arleigh G. Isley | 2 | Masters Rangland Resources 1969 OSU | ||
| F. Ives | 1 | |||
| Mary Ivie | Mary Lou- late 1950's early 1960's went collecting w/ LaRea-attended Willamette w/ LaRea, she lives in Pendleton | |||
| James Jack | 9 | |||
| E.R. Jackman | 8 | the Jackman foundation- College of Ag. Sciences, gave lots of money to University | ||
| Clinton C. Jacks | 1 | 1942 | staff chair OSU Extention Jefferson Co.; Superintendent Cen. OR Ag. Research Ctr.; Ed. Ext. programming in rangeland resources in cen. OR; focus on restoration of juniper dom. Rangelands; BA Sacramento St. U; BS OSU; MS in soil fertilita at OSU. | |
| F. Jackson | 1 | |||
| H.S. Jackson | 125 | |||
| W.R. Jackson | 1 | |||
| Sadie Jacobson | 1 | |||
| Mrs. P.F. Jacquemin | 1 | Mrs. P.F. Jacquemin | ||
| P.F. Jacquemin | 1 | Mrs. P.F. Jacquemin | ||
| R. Jaegel | 1 | |||
| Jeannettee James | 1 | |||
| Marie Jeannette James | 82 | |||
| Joseph M. Janari | 1 | |||
| Lawrence Paul Janeway | 5 | 1949 | BA Botany 1983 Humboldt St. U; MS Botany 1991 Cal St. U, Chico; 1/2 time curator of Chico St. Herb. 1/2 time w/ CA Dept. of Water Resources as an "Environmental Scientist"; interest in Clarkia, Onagraceae; collected w/ Barbara Marie Castro | |
| Dennis R. Jaques | 23 | Graduate student of Dr. Ken Chambers-MS 1973 OSU, Reconnaissance Botany of Alpine Ecosystems of Prince of Wales Island, SE Alaska. | ||
| John Jarvi | 1 | |||
| Louis F. Javete | 33 | 1911 | 1999 | Bachelors Forest Management 1936 OSU |
| Fred Jay | 2 | |||
| Ruth Jaynes | 13 | |||
| D.S. Jeffers | 41 | |||
| Carol Jefferson | 4 | former grad student in botany w/ Dr. Chilcote; studied the coastal salt marshes. | ||
| Walter Jendrzejewski | 4 | |||
| Clifford Jenkins | 2 | |||
| Cheri A. Jenkins | 2 | |||
| C.H. Jenkins | 1 | |||
| George H. Jenkins | 9 | 1898 | 1990 | Bachelors 1926 OSU; Co. Agent Coquille |
| J.C. Jenkins | ||||
| Lawrence Jenkins | 4 | ID material for OSU | ||
| Roy Jennings | 2 | |||
| Chris Eric Nissum Jensen | 1 | Bachelors Crop and Soil Science 1978 OSU | ||
| Earl Jensen | ||||
| K. Jensen | ||||
| Louisa A. Jensen | 4 | |||
| Ronald L. Jensen | 2 | Bachelors General Engineering 1958 OSU | ||
| Soon-Chun Jeong | 1 | Focus upon soils of Ceanothus | ||
| Judith Ann Jernstedt | 1 | 1951 | botanical interests: anatomy, morphology, development and evolution of crop plants and lower vascular plants; systematics of Liliaceae (Chlorogalum); BS 1973 Botany, MS UC Davis 1974; PhD UC Davis 1979; Professor UC Davis Agronomy and Range Science. | |
| H.G. Jesup | 3 | |||
| Stanley Gordon Jewett Jr. | 47 | 1885 | published "Birds of Oregon" in 1940 | |
| Jessie Johanson | 17 | |||
| Joe Johanson | ||||
| Amy E. Johnson | 1 | |||
| Andrew J. Johnson | 1 | 1853 | 1903 | associate of MW Gorman; first to traverse/report to USGS of timber woodland, brule, and cleared land in OR; Gorman described is early death as "a serious loss to the forestry of Oregon"; found Erythronium johnsonii; lived Astoria, OR. |
| Charlie Johnson | 3 | BLM botanist from Wallowa-Whitman NF in Wallowa/Baker Co.s | ||
| C.W. Johnson | 1 | |||
| Carl Johnson | 2 | |||
| Chas. Johnson | 1 | |||
| E.C. Johnson | 1 | |||
| Fannie Johnson | 1 | |||
| F.D. Johnson | 1 | |||
| George Johnson | 1 | |||
| Gordon V. Johnson | 1 | |||
| Grace Johnson | 1 | |||
| Hadden L. Johnson | 1 | |||
| John Morris Johnson | 190 | Masters Botany 1961 OSU, PhD Botany 1964 OSU; Dr. John Morris Johnson-prof. at Monmoth, thesis at Black Butte in Jefferson-Deschutes co-flora = Master's Thesis | ||
| L.A.S. Johnson | ||||
| Malcolm Johnson | 1 | 1917 | 1991 | Bachelors Agricultural Engineering 1941 OSU, Masters 1943 OSU |
| Mary K. Johnson | 1 | |||
| Margaret Johnson | Bachelors General Science 1960 OSU | |||
| Mike Johnson | 1 | |||
| Mrs. E. Johnson | 1 | |||
| Ralph Johnson | 2 | |||
| Victor W. Johnson | 29 | worked for OSC Extension Service; 1952-53; Co Agent Lakeview OR | ||
| Willard Johnson | 6 | |||
| William Carroll Johnson | 1 | 2001 | lived in Klamath Falls; Bachelors Fisheries Science 1948 OSU | |
| Walter V. Johnson | 4 | Bachelors General Agriculture 1953 | ||
| Bill K. Johnston | 0 | Weldon K. | ||
| Howard T. Johnston | 1 | Masters 1934 OSU | ||
| Ivan Murray Johnston | 2 | 1898 | Professor of botany, Harvard; authority on the Boraginaceae. (Jtn. in Munz) | |
| La Rea Johnston | ||||
| Weldon K. Johnston | 3 | 1924 | 1992 | Bachelors Animal Science 1960 OSU; Masters Animal Science 1974 OSU-husband of LaRea J. Dennis; Bill-husband to LaRea |
| Margaret Johson | ||||
| Russ Jolley | 11 | 1922 | BS TX A&M 1943, MS OSU 1954, PHD Chemistry OSU 1988-photographer, interest in native plants of the Columbia Gorge | |
| Almut G. Jones | 8 | curator of herb. At Uof Illinois; now ret. Expert on Aster. | ||
| B.F. Jones | 1 | |||
| George Neville Jones | 59 | 1904 | Professor of botany, Illinois; author of floras on the Olympic Peninsula (1936), and Illinois (1945). (Jones, G. N. in Munz) | |
| Howard E. Jones | 1 | Bachelors General Agriculture 1958 OSU | ||
| L.K. Jones | 2 | |||
| Marcus Eugene Jones | 30 | 1852 | 1934 | Utah mining consultant; assembled very extensive herbarium of Great Basin plants now at Pomona College, publ'd botanical observations in private journal, Contributions to Western Botany, that is marked by cutting criticism of most contemporaries. (Jones |
| S.C. Jones | 1 | |||
| Wyatt W. Jones | 1 | |||
| L.W. Jordan | 1 | |||
| Harold Jory | 2 | |||
| Shelley Josephson | 1 | |||
| Patricia Joslin | 1 | |||
| Earle F. Jossy | 12 | must have been a Co. Agent, extention agent for OSU | ||
| Fred L. Joy | 2 | Bachelors Forest Management 1932 OSU | ||
| Elaine Joyal | 601 | Graduate student of Dr. Ken Chambers-OSU MS Botany 1983, Ecology and Reproduction in Collomia macrocalyx Brand (Polemoniaceae); working w/ telecommunications projects for Jones & Stokes in Tempe, Ariz. | ||
| Glenn Patrick Juday | 1 | Natural Area Preserves Advisory Council chairperson during the initial implementation of the 1973 Oregon Natural Area Preserves Act; became a federal or state botanist in Alaska. | ||
| Gordon Juve | 1 | |||
| Jane Juza | ||||
| Peter Kadaja | 1 | |||
| James Scott Kagan | 109 | 1951 | Director/Ecologist Oregon Natural Heritage Information Center; OSU faculty; interest in native plants, endangered plants, and OR natural history; Degrees from Evergreen State College (WA), PSU, UO. | |
| J.V. Kaherer | 2 | |||
| Tim Kalbo | 1 | |||
| Mrs. Kanipe | 1 | sent specimens to OSU for ID; affiliated with the Seed Lab | ||
| Hesh J. Kaplan | 14 | Graduate student of Dr. Ken Chambers-PhD 1977 OSU, worked on Brassicaceae incl. Some early molecular studies. Lived in King's Valley; moved to S. CA. | ||
| J. Kaplan | 1 | Might be Hesh Kaplan | ||
| Alan R. Kapuler | 1 | 1943 | Owner of "Peace Seeds" in Corvallis; practices kinship gardening; BS Biology Yale 1962; PhD molecular genetics NY Rockefeller University-does not patent his seeds | |
| Joe Karchesy | 23 | OSU Faculty; researching Native Plants-possibly forestry or ext. | ||
| Yvette Marie Karchesy | 3 | Bachelors Biology 1990 OSU; husband also works in forest products on campus | ||
| Ervin H. Kardos | 8 | |||
| E.B. Karger | 1 | |||
| Keith Karoly | 3 | 1963 | Assoc. Prof in Bio Dept at Reed College (Portland, OR); research on ecology and evolution of flowering plants; current research projects include 1-floral evolution in Brassicaceae, 2-understanding the diversification of NW spp of the genus Delphinium | |
| Rick Karshner | ||||
| R. Kass | 1 | |||
| Walter Kastner Jr. | 1 | has been published, botanist. | ||
| A.R. Kausch | 5 | |||
| Thomas Nathan Kaye | 274 | Graduate student of Dr. Ken Chambers-MS OSU Botany 1989, Autecology, Reproductive Ecology, and Demography of Astragalus australis var. olympicus (Fabaceae); PhD OSU Botany 1991 | ||
| Helen Keady | 2 | |||
| Spruce Keady | 1 | |||
| Ken Kearney | 1 | |||
| Fred Kebbe | 1 | |||
| David Daniels Keck | 17 | 1903 | 1995 | Pomona Collge BA 1925, MS 1926 worked on Orthocarpus under PA Munz; PhD UCBerkeley under W.L. Jepson; part of trio w/ Jens Clausen and William Hiesey at Carnegie Inst. 1950 moved to NY, head curator at NYBG, then assistant director; worked w/ NSF |
| C.A. Keith | 1 | |||
| Edward A. Kelham | 4 | |||
| Sue Keller | ||||
| Harry Kelley | 3 | |||
| Erin Kellington | ||||
| A. Kellogg | 1 | |||
| A. Kelly | ||||
| Rick Kelsey | 2 | |||
| Lois M. Kemp | 33 | |||
| Peter Kenagy | 1 | |||
| K.C. Kendenhall | 1 | |||
| Mrs. Esther Kennedy | 1 | |||
| P. Kenney | 6 | |||
| J.A. Kennison | 2 | |||
| Susan Christine Rivar Kephart | 2 | BA Ohio Wesleyan U 1974; PhD Indiana University 1979; Visiting assist. Prof. 2 yrs and currator MI State U; currently (2003) Willamette Univeristy prof. In bio. Research on Silene, Asclepias, Camassia-focus on plant-animal interactions; expert on M. Peck | ||
| E.S. Kerby | 3 | |||
| Jay Daniel Kerby | 1 | College of Agricultural Sciences OSU ambassador in 1999; BS Rangland Resources 2000 OSU | ||
| Fred Kerr | 1 | |||
| Harold Kerr | 1 | |||
| John Kerr | ||||
| William Aaron Kessi | 9 | 1897 | WW1 | |
| J.F. Ketels | 2 | |||
| E. Keyt | 2 | |||
| James Kezer | 9 | 0 | deceased-several years ago; prof. Of Bio at UofO; not a botanist per se, interested in physiology of amphibians, but he worked around wetlands; might have done flora of Gold Lake Bog in Lane co. | |
| J.R. Kienhols | 1 | |||
| J.T. Kienholz | 1 | |||
| Andy Kier | 1 | well known conservationist-headed a conservation organization in OR-has been forward spokesman for conservation well known as opponent of those who oppose cons. Legislation-timber, fisheries industries, ranchers, everybody… | ||
| Julie Reinwand Kierstead | 88 | 1953 | Rare plant conservation work in OR and CA. BS in botany from OSU, MS in biology from N. Arizona U. | |
| Robert Kiger | ||||
| Walter Kihs | 1 | from Scio OR; sent material to OSU for ID | ||
| Doris K. Kildale | 55 | associated w/ UofO | ||
| Laura F. Kimball | 1 | |||
| R.R. Kindschy | 2 | |||
| Art King | 1 | |||
| Ginger V. King | 26 | BLM botanist in Lakeview district; worked with Stephen Shelley. | ||
| Max R. King | 15 | |||
| Mrs. E.E. King | 1 | |||
| Sidney A. King | 17 | friend of Henderson who often provided transportation for Henderson in his old age; reporter on Eugene Register Guard. | ||
| Lillie Riggs Kinney | 1 | worked at herbarium mounting specimens | ||
| Ireta Kirkhofer | 1 | |||
| Lee Ann Kirkpatrick | 2 | |||
| J.E. Kirkwood | 7 | |||
| Ernest J. Kirsch | 19 | Co. extention agent | ||
| K.J. Kirsh | 1 | |||
| Bob Kivle | 1 | |||
| Glenn Arthur Klein | 1 | served as an Extention 4-H Youth Development Agent in Jackson Co for 7 years; served for 30 yrs as an Ext. Leadership Develop. Specialist and prof. Of Ext. Ed. At OSU; BS Agricultural Education 1951 OSU | ||
| Jeanne Marie Klein | 1 | BS Rangeland Resources 1986 OSU | ||
| William D. Klein | 1 | Bachelors Fisheries Science 1941 OSU | ||
| William McKinley Klein | 1933 | 1996 | fl. 1958 | |
| Earl Kleinschmit | 1 | |||
| Barbara Knapp | 1 | |||
| Walter Knapp | 1 | Bachelors Zoology 1966 OSU | ||
| M.E. Knickerbocker | 1 | |||
| Linda Knight | 2 | |||
| O.W. Knight | 1 | |||
| Mrs. John Knostis | 1 | |||
| Yvonne M. Knouse | 4 | amateur botanist in Roseberg; cooperated in a preliminary flora of Douglas Co. | ||
| R.M. Knox | 1 | Co. Agent Gold Beach OR | ||
| Cark Knutson | 1 | |||
| Donald M. Knutson | 19 | |||
| Mrs. E. Knutson | 1 | |||
| Jack J. Koch | 1 | Bachelors 1941 OSU | ||
| Shirley Kocken | 5 | |||
| John Koenig | 2 | 1944 | NPSO Emarld Chapter member. | |
| L.M. Koger | 1 | |||
| Keith Lawrence Kohl | 2 | 1961 | BS Wildlife Sciences OSU 1984; Currently [2003] District Wildlife Biologist, ODFW, The Dalles, OR; Photograph native wildflowers in N. Cen. OR. | |
| Gerald S. Kokee | 1 | |||
| Susan Kolar | 5 | Masters Crop and Soil Science 1991 OSU | ||
| Knut Koraas | ||||
| Melody Koraas | ||||
| Bob Korfhage | ||||
| R.C. Korfhage | ||||
| Paul D. Kortage | 1 | |||
| Matt Kortge | 1 | |||
| Tho. Korveu | 1 | |||
| Bill Kosesan | 2 | |||
| Michelle Koskella | 1 | |||
| Eugene N. Kozloff | 1 | former prof. Of zoology; has written books on nat. hist. Of PNW; also book on plants of Cen. Coastal CA; lives in Friday Harbor; int in rare OR plants. | ||
| George Kral | 3 | |||
| R. Kral | ||||
| Joseph Kramer | 1 | |||
| Ethel Kranick | 1 | |||
| R. Kranz | 16 | |||
| W.R. Krapf | ||||
| R. Krapt | ||||
| Ann Kratz | 1 | |||
| Andrew Kratz | 1 | assoc. w/ Bio Tch Lolo Nat' Forest Missoula MT. | ||
| Mrs. Gus G. Krause | 3 | |||
| G. Kreitner | ||||
| Douglas Krell | collected w/ Dr. Bert Brehm; graduated from Reed College in 1975 | |||
| Randy Krichbaum | ||||
| Randy Kritchbaum | ||||
| Karen Kronner | ||||
| Fred Kropf | 3 | |||
| Mr. Francis A. Krouse | 1 | |||
| M. Krouse | 1 | |||
| Mrs. Krouse | ||||
| Arthur R. Kruckeberg | 72 | professor emeritus of botany at UofWA-mentor to Robert Ornduff. | ||
| Henry Daly Kruse | 4 | 1894 | born in Douglas Co | |
| R.C. Kuehner | 26 | |||
| W.C. Kuehner | 1 | |||
| R.T. Kuhlken | ||||
| George Kuhlman | 1 | |||
| Lee Wallace Kuhn | 1 | 1915 | 2002 | professor Emeritus in Fish and Wildlife Dept. of OSU; Masters Fisheries Science 1942 OSU |
| John C. Kuhns | 2 | |||
| K.L. Kumler | 1 | |||
| Mac L. Kumler | 57 | Marion-PhD in Botany, TA'd for LaRea-went to Afgahnistan. Deceased | ||
| John Kusba | 1 | |||
| Keli C. Kuykendall | 7 | 1961 | 1991 BS in bio w/ Honors from PSU; 1998 MS OSU; now affiiliated w/ a 501© 3 non-profit research institution, Inst. For Applied Ecology; interests monocots, specifically Carex and grasses; currently working w/ Native Seed Network; promote nat. restore | |
| H. LaCasse | 1 | |||
| H.F. Lachmund | ||||
| Klaus H. Lackschewitz | 2 | possibly-botanist from Montana; has a sp. Of Agoseris named for him; Agoseris lackschewitzii; co-authored papers on the flora of Montana. | ||
| George Ladd | 1 | |||
| Gayle Ladiser | 1 | |||
| Charles LaFrance | ||||
| E.R. Lake | 63 | English-educated in US; BS 1885, MS 1888 Michigan Ag. College; ast. Chair of Bot Michigan Ag. College; Chair of Bot. And Hort. OSC (now OSU) 1881-1891; similar chair WA Ag. College; member of OR Legislature 1896-98; was at OSU in BPP on faculty | ||
| Olga Lakela | 1 | taxonomist at UofS. Florida-coauthored a flora of S. Florida, before that she was at an upper midwest University, she is known best for flora of S. Florida-check herbarium library | ||
| Mara Lambert | 1 | |||
| J. Lammi | 20 | |||
| Taini Lammi | 74 | |||
| Art Lamons | 1 | |||
| Mary Lancaster | 1 | |||
| Andy Landforce | 1 | associated w/ OSU-still alive, lives in Corvallis-very old | ||
| Clara Lane | studied Household Science 1895-1899 OSC; took advanced botany, seminary botany, and plant physiology. | |||
| A. Lang | 1 | |||
| Frank A. Lang | 7 | Bachelors Botany 1959 OSU; former curator at S. OR in Ashland | ||
| James P. Langdon | 9 | 1906 | 1990 | Bachelors 1932 OSU |
| Miles Langdon | 1 | |||
| Mrs. J.P. Langdon | 1 | |||
| W. Langhlin | 1 | |||
| Dave Langland | 1 | |||
| A. Laramore | 1 | |||
| Elzie Larkin | 1 | |||
| Andrew W. Larsen | 1 | |||
| Don Larsen | 3 | |||
| R.J. Larsen | 1 | |||
| F.P. Larson | 1 | |||
| Gary Larson | 1 | curator at S. Dakota St. U (?) | ||
| Raymond G. Larson | 7 | 1895 | WW1; married Irene D. Morgan 1921 Benton Co, Bachelors Crop and Soil Science OSU | |
| Ernest J. Lathrop | 1 | Bachelors Animal Science 1940 OSU | ||
| Shane Latimer | 3 | present NPSO member, Portland Ch. Works for Enviro. Consulting firm in Portland | ||
| John D. Lattin | 1 | Entomology here at OSU ret'd | ||
| Heather Laub | ||||
| W.M. Laughlin | 11 | |||
| T. Laurmi | 1 | |||
| M.H. Lavage | 1 | |||
| M.L. Laver | 1 | |||
| Matt Lavin | 1956 | prof. In Plant Sciences and Plant Path. Dept. at Montana St. U; also curator of MSU Herbarium; PhD from UofTX, Austin in 1986; principle interests are centered on using phylogenies to understand global biogeographic and biodiversity patterns. | ||
| Denver J. Law | 1 | |||
| D.B. Lawrence | 1 | ecologist from U of Minnisota; interested in flora of Columbia Gorge; donated land for Lawrence Memorial Grassland of Nat. Conserv. In Wasco Co. | ||
| William Evans Lawrence | 1882 | 1883 | 1947 | BS Earlham college Richmond, Indiana; graduate work UofChicago; taught at Michigan State, Oklahoma AandM, then associate professr of plant ecology OSC (now OSU) |
| W.L. Lawrence | 1 | William "H" Lawrence? Ecology prof. at OSU in BPP | ||
| W. Wray Lawrence | 64 | ext. agent | ||
| Alvin M. Leach | 1 | Bachelors Agricultural Education 1943 OSU, Masters Agricultural Education 1959 OSU; Lilla and John had a nephew? | ||
| B. Leach | 1 | |||
| Chas M. Leach | 1 | Charles Leach- former faculty BPP; still lives in Corvallis | ||
| John Roy Leach | 17 | 1882 | 1972 | husband of Lilla Leach; pharmacist and civid leader in Portland; educated at OSC (now OSU) |
| Lilla R. (Irvin) Leach | 2403 | 1886 | 1980 | student of A.R. Sweetser UofO, prominent female collector; responsible for discovery of Kalmiopsis leachiana June 14, 1930; traveled with two burrows, Pansy and Violet; She and her husband, John, took a number of collecting trips; Leach Botanical Garden. |
| J.P. Leake | 1 | |||
| Gene M. Lear | 19 | Bachelors Agricultural and Resource Economics 1938 OSU; Co. Agent Hermiston OR | ||
| Cari Leary | 1 | |||
| Mrs. A.R. Leary | 1 | |||
| Patrick Leary | 4 | |||
| Dan Leavell | 2 | |||
| Dennis Leckenby | 4 | |||
| Harry N. Leckenby | 1 | |||
| Fred Ledeboer | 3 | |||
| Eugene Carlton Lee | 21 | 1915 | 2000 | Masters Pharmacy 1965 OSU, MAIS Interdisciplinary Studies 1982 OSU, MAIS Anthropology 1985 OSU; was a student in pharmacy at OSU; was involved w/ collections of possible medicinal use-grant supported project, Dr. Chambers helped with this project |
| J.A. Lee | 2 | |||
| Oscar Lee | 1 | |||
| J. Leedy | 1 | |||
| Allan H. Legge | 2 | Graduate student of Dr. Ken Chambers-PhD 1971 OSU, The Gene-ecology of Crepis nana and Crepis elegans in Arctic and Alpine N. America | ||
| F.R. Leguiker | 1 | |||
| John Bernhard Leiberg | 1064 | 1853 | 1913 | Botanical collector for the U.S.D.A.; personal herbarium now part of ORE herbarium-received in 1911. |
| Fred Leissler | 1 | |||
| Clifton W. Lemons | 1 | 1916 | 1996 | Bachelors Fisheries Science 1940 OSU |
| K. Lenox | 6 | |||
| Lee W. Lenz | 2 | 1915 | 1993 | RSA, Director Emeritus. Cytology; Irs, Broaiaea complex; botanical history. |
| Frank B. Lenzie | 66 | |||
| Marcel LePinec | ||||
| Mark Lesko | ||||
| W.C. Leth | 1 | |||
| Shirley Leuthner | 5 | botany student at OSU | ||
| Esther Lev | ||||
| Janet Levinson | ||||
| Clyde Lewis | 1 | |||
| Floyd Lewis | 1 | |||
| Frank Harlan Lewis | 1919 | ret'd head of UCLA botany department. | ||
| George E. Lewis Jr. | 34 | member of NPSO; worked in Columbia Gorge Area-likely still member of NPSO | ||
| Helen C. Lewis | 2 | |||
| K. Lewis | ||||
| L. Lewis | ||||
| Ralph R. Lewis | 1 | |||
| Vern Lewis | 1 | |||
| Vollie Lewis | 1 | |||
| Nels Lien | 1 | |||
| Jim Lieuallen | 1 | Bachelors Agricultural Engineering 1963 OSU | ||
| Alan Lievens | ||||
| Brian Lightcap | 2 | may have worked in Portland - gov. agency (?) | ||
| Willard Lightly | 1 | |||
| Conrad Lillenas | 1 | |||
| S. Lillico | 18 | student w/ Stanton Cook at UofO, collected w/ her husband David ?, in SW OR. Collected serpentine endemics-interest in Paeonia; Dave White's wife, Sandy Lillico-Dave White finished his doctorate w/ Stanton Cook on serpentine flora SW OR | ||
| John Lincoln | 1 | |||
| G. Lind | ||||
| Arden Lindberg | 6 | |||
| John Lindberg | 1 | |||
| Rob Lindsey | 2 | |||
| Caroline Kay Lindstedt | 5 | Bachelors Botany 1986 OSU | ||
| J. Linebaugh | 18 | |||
| M.A.F.(T) Linn | 2 | |||
| Harold LeRoy Lint | 7 | 1917 | 1996 | Ranger-Naturalist, Lassen Volcanic National Park;Graduate student of Dr. Ken Chambers-PhD 1977 OSU, A Chemosystematic Study of the Phylogenetic Poslition of Arabidopsis thaliana. |
| Harry Lisson | 1 | |||
| Aaron Irving Liston | 24 | 1959 | ||
| Sara Liston | 1954 | |||
| Bob Llewellyn | 2 | works for OR Coast Herb. in Newport. | ||
| J.E. Lloyd | 1 | |||
| Tom LoCascio | 2 | caretaker at the Mt. Pisgah Arboretum in Eugene | ||
| F.E. Locke | 1 | |||
| Seth B. Locke | 7 | 1906 | 1989 | bachelors Botany 1933 OSU |
| Helen S. Lockren | 2 | |||
| E. Lofgren | ||||
| Gertrude Lofgren | 15 | |||
| Larry Loftis | 8 | assoc. w/ Prospect Ranger District Rough River Nat'l Forest | ||
| T. Lommasson | 3 | |||
| C.C. Long | 5 | |||
| Ethel Looff | 1 | |||
| W.J. Looney | 2 | |||
| Charles Lord | 2 | |||
| Art Lorenzen | 1 | |||
| L.B. Loring | 1 | |||
| Pere Louis-Marie | 2 | |||
| J. Love | ||||
| Rhoda M. Love | 15 | 1932 | ||
| Pat Loveland | 1 | |||
| May Loveless | 129 | |||
| Cheryl Lowe | 1 | |||
| Elmer Lowell | 2 | |||
| Marion Lowery | 1 | |||
| T.K. Lowrey | ||||
| Porter Prescott Lowry II | 67 | 1956 | interests in systematics of Araliaceae (taxonomy, phylogeny, biogeographhy, morphology, breeding systems, anatomy, palynology); flora of Madagascar and New Caledonia; BS MS UofIL Bot; PhD Wash U in Missouri 1986; [2003] head of africa dept. of MissBotGar | |
| Samuel Church Lowry | 1958 | currently [2003] working as a newspaper journalist for the Glendale Sentinel in Klickitat County, Washington; brother of P.P. Lowry | ||
| F.E. Lucas | 1 | |||
| T.F. Lucy | 1 | |||
| Walter Lund | 71 | |||
| Jay Gerald Lunn | 1 | 1935 | gardener, photographer, and retired USDA Forest Service employee; self-described native plant enthusiast. BA in Business Management from Michigan State University. | |
| Dan Luoma | 2 | NPSO; donated MS Thesis to OSU Herbarium | ||
| Eldon Wood Lyle | 7 | 1998 | Bachelors 1930 OSU | |
| Ed Lynch | 1 | |||
| Amos Lynn | 1 | |||
| Danna J. Lytjen | 16 | 1947 | Botanical Interests: Taxonomy of willows and sedges; Plant ecology, riparian ecology, particularly in E. OR; BS Botany OSU; MS Fisheries OSU; member of Carex Working Group. |