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Presence Current · Arkansas
Last published 1990
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W.B. Sherman

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Associate Professor

UA Monticello

Also affiliated: University of Florida (1990)

Faculty Researcher

2 pubs

Research Areas

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W.B. Sherman's research interests primarily focused on plant physiology and cultivation studies. His work investigated the impact of various factors on plant growth and development. Sherman has published on topics related to plant stress responses and tolerance, as well as general plant and animal studies. His most recent publication dates to 1990, indicating his research activity has concluded.

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  • Publications: 2

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