Honolulu Star-Bulletin from Honolulu, Hawaii • 5

I. Star-Bulletin Thursday. October 7. 1993 A-5 fWWMIMI Research and Development Bureau in Washington D.C. before going to Texas.

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(FREE DELIVERY on 10 or more orders on any rtateJ TOir' Ph: 941-5935 since 1888 that provides a comprehensive description of Ha-wail's flowering plants. Sohmer returned here this week to attend meetings of the Western Forest Genetics Association Three botanists honored for work on plant manual By Helen Attonn Star-Bulletin The three botanists who wrote the "Manual of the Flowering Plants of Hawaii" were recently honored by the International Botanical Congress in Japan. Receiving the Engler Medal in Silver from the International Association for Plant Taxonomy last month were: S. H. Sohmer.

director of the Botanical Research Institute of Texas Warren L. Wagner, botany chairman at the Smithsonian Institution; and Derral R. Herbst of the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service in Honolulu. Sohmer formerly was assistant director of research and scholarly studies and botany chairman at the Bishop Museum.

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