Person List - The William & Lynda Steere Herbarium

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Displaying 1 - 13 out of 13 Object(s)

Person	Herbarium Code	Institution	Location	Research Pursuits
Michael A. Borowitzka	MURU	Murdoch University	Australia. Western Australia. Perth.	Algal systematics and ecology; microalgal biotechnology; bioinformatics
Barbara Bowen	MURU	Murdoch University	Australia.	Educating tertiary students about plant recognition, diversity, and evolution with an emphasis on the vegetation of southwest Western Australia.
Barbara Bowen	MURU	Murdoch University	Australia.	Educating tertiary students about plant recognition, diversity, and evolution with an emphasis on the vegetation of southwest Western Australia.
Roberta Cowan	MURU	Murdoch University	Australia. Western Australia. Perth.	Marine macroalgal systematics; history of phycology; bioinformatics
B. Dell	MURU	Murdoch University	Australia. Western Australia. Perth.	Ectomycorrhizal fungi
Alex George	MURU	Murdoch University	Australia.	Systematics of Dryandra (Proteaceae), Gyrostemonaceae, Botanical history; Orthography
J. Huisman	MURU	Murdoch University	Australia. Western Australia. Perth.	Marine macroalgal systematics
Philip Ladd	MURU	Murdoch University	Australia.	Plant ecology, Plant anatomy, Pollination ecology
Ian McKernan	MURU	Murdoch University	Australia.	Herbarium management; Marine algae, reef systems, and seagrass as tertiary teaching resources
Gerald Page	MURU	Murdoch University	Australia.	Physiological ecology of terrestrial flora; Rangeland ecology
Greg D. Simpson	MURU	Murdoch University	Australia.	Human-Nature connections in urban settings; Recreation ecology; Greenhouse and herbarium management to support tertiary education
Rachel Standish	MURU	Murdoch University	Australia.	Plant community ecology, restoration; Primary interest in the herbarium for plant species identification and to support research training
Mike van Keulen	MURU	Murdoch University	Australia.	Seagrasses; Coral reefs; Biological hydrodynamics; Coordinating research at the Coral Bay Research Station at Ningaloo Reef; Developing future marine and plant biologists.