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Thomas Lyttleton Lyon

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At the Trans-Mississippi exhibition of 1898, Lyon was in charge of the dairy test, and he regularly exhibited at the Nebraska State Fair. In 1901 he was promoted to an associate director. In 1899 he married Miss Bertha Clark, the daughter of banker John R. Clark of
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In 1904 he was awarded a Ph.D. from Cornell with a thesis titled, "A Method for Improving the Quality of Wheat for Bread Making". He joined the faculty of Cornell in 1906, becoming professor of Experimental Agronomy. From 1907–1909, he served as secretary for the
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for their paper, "The Relation of Certain Non-Leguminous Plants to the Nitrate Contents in Soil". Beginning in 1907, he published various textbooks about
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for a year. He then returned to the University of Nebraska as an instructor and in 1895, on the death of
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Lyon remained at Cornell until retiring as Emeritus Professor in 1937. He died in 1938 at
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experiments. In 1913, he and fellow Cornell Professor James A. Bizzell were awarded the
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The Nature and Properties of Soils : A College Text of Edaphology
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Thomas L. Lyon authored or co-authored the following works:
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Thomas Lyttleton Lyon, February 17, 1869 — October 7, 1938
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Water-soluble Matter in Soils Sterilized and Reinoculated
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Experiments in the Culture of the Sugar Beet in Nebraska
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Liberation of Organic Matter by Roots of Growing Plants
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The Family Forest Descendants of Lady Joan Beaufort
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American Association for the Advancement of Science
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Psychology Press. p. 22. 334:The Principle of Soil Management 145:and served as secretary of the 657:University of Nebraska faculty 577:Griep, Mark A. (August 2009), 292:Improving the Quality of Wheat 225:in plant breeding activities. 223:U.S. Department of Agriculture 171:Allegheny County, Pennsylvania 1: 556:"Appendix. Details of Awards" 300:(1907), with E. G. Montgomery 298:Examining and Grading Grains 231:American Society of Agronomy 159:Principle of Soil Management 147:American Society of Agronomy 395:, vol. 1, p. 177. 364:Harrison, Bruce H. (2005), 698: 677:Cornell University faculty 662:Scientists from Pittsburgh 330:(1922), with H. O. Buckman 306:(1913), with J. A. Bizzell 161:went through 10 editions. 672:Cornell University alumni 324:(1921), with J. K. Wilson 155:American Chemical Society 652:American soil scientists 611:OCLC Worldcat Identities 392:RUS Rural Uplook Service 141:. He was a professor at 492:(3): 23, December 1905. 195:University of Göttingen 486:The Cornell Countryman 438:Who's Who in the World 338:Elmer Otterbein Fippin 183:University of Nebraska 153:, and a member of the 412:Sciences of the Earth 409:Gregory Good (1998). 316:Soils and Fertilizers 250:Howard N. Potts Medal 131:Thomas Lyttleton Lyon 20:Thomas Lyttleton Lyon 667:American agronomists 586:Chemistry Newsletter 173:, in the suburbs of 112:John Lyttleton Lyon 536:Cornell University 211:Cornell University 179:Cornell University 143:Cornell University 104:Bertha Laura Clark 88:Cornell University 389:(November 1918), 137:who wrote on the 128: 127: 124:Anna M. 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Pittsburgh
Pennsylvania
Ithaca, New York
soil scientist
nitrogen cycle
Cornell University
American Society of Agronomy
American Association for the Advancement of Science
American Chemical Society
Allegheny County, Pennsylvania
Pittsburgh
Cornell University
University of Nebraska
soil chemistry
Bernhard Tollens
University of Göttingen
C. I. Ingersoll
Lincoln
Cornell University
durum wheat
bromegrass
U.S. Department of Agriculture
American Society of Agronomy
Caldwell Field
lysimeter
plat
Howard N. Potts Medal
soil science
Ithaca, New York
A. S. Hitchcock

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