File:U of MN 1921 Vavilov-Stakman et al (27270132970).jpg
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| Description | Left to right - Aamodt (USDA wheat breeder, Hayes head of plant breeding at MN, Vavilov the famous Russian plant collector and breeder, Stakman plant pathologist MN, Jaczewski famous Russian/Polish mycologist, and Levine who is Stakman's protege and biological control of rust expert. Vavilov and Jaczewski become friends of Stakman. Photo courtesy of the Department of Plant Pathology, U of Minnesota. |
| Source | U of MN 1921 Vavilov-Stakman et al |
| Author | University of Minnesota Department of Plant Pathology from St. Paul, MN, USA |
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