Dr Dukinfield Henry Scott FRS HFRSE LLD (28 November 1854 – 29 January 1934) was a British botanist. The standard author abbreviation D.H.Scott is used...
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of Science in 1886 she got to know one of the lecturing staff, Dukinfield Henry Scott, who gave advanced classes in botany at the Jodrell Laboratory,...
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Shortly afterwards, the British palaeobotanists Frank Oliver and Dukinfield Henry Scott (with the assistance of Oliver's student at the time, Marie Stopes)...
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1925 George William Lamplugh 1926 Henry Fairfield Osborn 1927 William Whitehead Watts 1928 Dukinfield Henry Scott 1929 Friedrich Johann Karl Becke 1930...
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youngest son was the botanist Dukinfield Henry Scott. He was also great-uncle of the architect Elisabeth Scott. Scott's success attracted a large number...
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Sydney Howard Vines 1904–1908: William Abbott Herdman 1908–1912: Dukinfield Henry Scott 1912–1916: Sir Edward Poulton 1916–1919: Sir David Prain 1919–1923:...
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Gilbert Scott, were also prominent architects. Another nephew was the botanist Dukinfield Henry Scott. His own father was Reverend The Rev. Thomas Scott, Rector...
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the addition of the Wolfson Wing in 2006. The celebrated botanist Dukinfield Henry Scott was Assistant Keeper of the Jodrell Laboratory from 1892 to 1906...
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1919: Sir Isaac Bayley Balfour 1920: Sir Edwin Ray Lankester 1921: Dukinfield Henry Scott 1922: Sir Edward Bagnall Poulton 1923: Thomas Frederic Cheeseman...
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Polish-German chemist and engineer, Nobel Prize laureate (b. 1868) 1934 – Dukinfield Henry Scott, British botanist (b. 1854) 1935 – Frederick Samuel Dellenbaugh...
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