E.M. Freeman: early research on cereal diseases and the rise of plant pathology at the University of Minnesota.
E.M. Freeman's role in early cereal disease research and the beginning of plant pathology at the University of Minnesota has been overshadowed largely by the enormous prestige of his student, E.C. Stakman. During the first decade of the twentieth century, Freeman was responsible for the transferral from Europe to the United States and the subsequent nurturing of important conceptual and technical developments in the area of cereal disease pathology. Under Freeman's leadership, these ideas would come to shape the direction of plant pathology research at the University of Minnesota for decades to follow.
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Department of Plant Pathology, North Carolina State University, Raleigh, North Carolina 27695, USA. paul_peterson@ncsu.edu
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