Montana State University botany professor to give seminar

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Montana State University botany professor to give seminar

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INFORMATION SERVICES

UNIVERSITY OF MONTANA

MrSSOULA, MONTANA 59801

Phone (406) 243-2522

3-5-68 local

MSU BOTANY PROFESSOR

MISS O U L A

D r E L Sharp of the botany department at Montana State University, Bozeman,

* will present a seminar dealing with wheat rust Wednesday, March 6 at 4 p.m on the

University of Montana campus in Missoula

Ihe seminar, which will involve a discussion of environmental factors influencing

germination of a particular type of fungus-causing wheat rust, will be held in room 307

of the Natural Science Building

Dr Sharp is the first of two speakers from MSU who are participating in an

exchange seminary with the U of M Three botany professors from the Missoula school

Dr Mayer Chessin, Dr Clarence C Gordon and Dr Richard P Sheridan have lectured

at MSU An additional seminar will be given at UM spring quarter

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