Oswald Tippo

Oswald Tippo (November 27, 1911 – June 10, 1999) was an American botanist and president of the Botanical Society of America in 1955. Quotes During the past three decades, plant anatomists have established a number of lines of phylogenetic specializations in the structures of the stele. 10.2307/2421510 2421510 The Role of Wood Anatomy in Phylogeny 1946 American Midland Naturalist 36 2 362–372 Harry's first publication (in 1951) was a short paper in the Bulletin of the Torrey Botanical Club entitled "Interesting weeds in New York City." It was during some of his collecting in the wilderness which is the Bronx that he was accosted by several policemen in a squad car, who demanded what he was doing with his odd vasculum over his shoulder. He explained he was a botanist and he was collecting plants. "You know all these weeds?", asked one the men. Upon being assured that he did, he was asked to join them in the car which drove some distance until they came to an open lot on which there was a flourishing crop. "What is it?" "Marihuana," was the reply. Whereupon one of the officers exploded, "Damn those kids, they told us they were tomatoes." 2484472 Harry E. Ahles 1924–1981 Bulletin of the Torrey Botanical Club 1982 109 1 84–86 Every time Botany and Zoology fuse, Botany ends up screwed to the wall." as quoted by John Philip Trinkaus in: Embryologist: My Eight Decades in Developmental Biology 196 9781888308143 Trinkaus John Philip 2003 External links Category:Academics from the United States Category:Biologists from the United States Category:Botanists from the United States Category:Educators from the United States Category:1911 births Category:1999 deaths Category:People from Maine Category:Scientists from Boston