Charlotte Maria King (1864 to 1937) was a botanist, mycologist and agronomist who worked at the Iowa State College Agricultural Experiment Station. Her published bulletins there cover seed analyses, weeds and plant diseases: they include investigations of the vitality, adulteration and impurities of clover, alfalfa and timothy seed for sale in Iowa in 1906, notes on the eradication of weeds, a study of corn stalk and corn root diseases in Iowa, and four new fungous diseases in Iowa. With Louis Hermann Pammel she wrote Some New Weeds of Iowa in 1925 and Honey Plants of Iowa in 1930.
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Seed analyses of 1913 to 1921
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Notes on eradication of weeds with experiments made in 1907 and 1908
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