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Mary Clutter

Mary E. Clutter (March 29, 1930 – December 9, 2019) was an American plant biologist who studied the interactions between plant hormones and gene activation in order to understand how to manipulate and alter gene expression. A Pennsylvanian, she obtained a Ph.D from the University of Pittsburgh while studying plant tissues and went on to produce…

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Known for
Work on plant genetics and hormone interactions · Outreach for women in science · National Science Foundation grant work
Notable work
Dormancy and Developmental Arrest (1978)
Occupation
Plant biologist
Born
March 29, 1930 Charleroi, Pennsylvania, US
Died
December 9, 2019(2019-12-09) (aged 89)
Years active
1960–2005

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Mary Clutter

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Mary Clutter → National Science Foundation grant work, Outreach for women in science, Work on plant genetics and hormone interactions
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Mary Clutter → March 29, 1930 Charleroi, Pennsylvania, US
Died · 1
Mary Clutter → December 9, 2019(2019-12-09) (aged 89)
Notable work · 1
Mary Clutter → Dormancy and Developmental Arrest (1978)
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Mary Clutter → Plant biologist
Years active · 1
Mary Clutter → 1960–2005

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Mary ClutterBornMarch 29, 1930 Charleroi, Pennsylvania, US1.00infobox
Mary ClutterDiedDecember 9, 2019(2019-12-09) (aged 89)1.00infobox
Mary ClutterKnown forWork on plant genetics and hormone interactions1.00infobox
Mary ClutterKnown forOutreach for women in science1.00infobox
Mary ClutterKnown forNational Science Foundation grant work1.00infobox
Mary ClutterNotable workDormancy and Developmental Arrest (1978)1.00infobox
Mary ClutterOccupationPlant biologist1.00infobox
Mary ClutterYears active1960–20051.00infobox

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