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Plant Sciences

University of Richmond

1983

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Jamaican Blue-Green Algae Collections Of J.C. Strickland, W. John Hayden Jul 1983

Jamaican Blue-Green Algae Collections Of J.C. Strickland, W. John Hayden

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Professor John C. Strickland (1915-1980) devoted much of his life to teaching biology, botany, and phycology at the University of Richmond. Throughout his academic career he maintained a keen interest in the Myxophyceae, or blue-green algae, studying their culture, cytology, and taxonomy (Drouet & Strickland, 1942; Strickland, 1940, 1946). Most of his collections of these and other algae were made in Virginia and are housed in the herbarium maintained by the Department of Biology, University of Richmond. However, he also made four trips to Jamaica in the years 1966-1971 before his health deteriorated to the extent that field work, and …