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Joseph Burtt Davy

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ranchers to determine what the sequence of the introduction of exotics to the grasslands occurred. The report includes the counties of Lake, Mendocino, Humboldt, Trinity, Del Norte, and the portion of Siskiyou lying west of the California and Oregon Railroad. The report's area is bounded on the east by the inner Coast Range Mountains and on the west by the Pacific Ocean, and covers the whole of the drainage basins of the Eel, Mad, Trinity, Lower Klamath, and Smith rivers and the smaller streams along the coast north of the Grualala River. To the south, includes Lake County and the southern boundary of Mendocino County, thereby taking in the drainage basin of Clear Lake and the headwaters of Russian River.
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Davy wrote the pioneering work that was published in 1903, "Stock Ranges of Northwestern California: Notes on the Grasses and Forage Plants and Range Conditions" where he set out to discover what remained of the original native grasslands in the northwestern part of the State, and interviewed
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One of Burtt Davy's great interests was the subject of plant introduction, a matter to which he devoted much attention, importing plants and seeds from all over the world. He was responsible for introducing the forage crop,
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Department of Agriculture. Burtt Davy wasted no time in starting a collection of Transvaal plants, a process by which he acquired an intimate knowledge of the subject. These first specimens came from
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He moved to his own farm 'Burttholm' near Vereeniging, where he set up a partnership with the Hon. Hugh Wyndham, breeding and growing agricultural seed and
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as a technical assistant, leaving shortly after for the United States where he enrolled in the botany department at the
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and a trip to the western Transvaal – at the time of his retirement in 1913, his collected specimens numbered 14,000.
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in 1932. The line drawings for this valuable taxonomic work were produced by his wife, Alice Bolton Davy.
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in 1925 and took up the post of lecturer in tropical forest botany at the Imperial Forestry Institute at
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Stock Ranges of Northwestern California: Notes on the Grasses and Forage Plants and Range Conditions
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Maize: its History, Cultivation, Handling and Uses with Special Reference to South Africa
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In early 1903, he was appointed botanist and agrostologist with the newly founded
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A First Checklist of Flowering Plants and Ferns of the Transvaal and Swaziland
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A Manual of the Flowering Plants and Ferns of the Transvaal with Swaziland
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A Manual of the Flowering Plants and Ferns of the Transvaal with Swaziland
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Sciences, The BRAHMS Project, University of Oxford, Department of Plant.
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and resigned shortly before the publication of his comprehensive work on
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shortly after his death in his memory. This botanist is denoted by the
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when it was founded in 1924 under the Directorship of Professor
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Burtt Davy's appointment led directly to the founding of the
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Report of the SA Association for the Advancement of Science
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Vernacular and Botanical Names of some South African Plants
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Findern
Derbyshire
Birmingham
Author abbrev. (botany)
Findern
Derbyshire
Birmingham
Quaker
agrostologist
Imperial Forestry Institute
Robert Scott Troup
Ilkley
West Yorkshire
Kew Gardens
University of California
Cyperaceae
Gramineae
Willis Linn Jepson
Transvaal
Meintjieskop
Irene
teff
Kikuyu
Vereeniging
maize
Hereford cattle
Cambridge
Oxford
D.Phil.

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