Ana Maria Planchuelo

Background

Planchuelo, Ana Maria was born on March 2, 1944 in Buenos Aires. Daughter of Nemesio and Matilde Velia (Lanzoni) Planchuelo.

Education

Degree in agricultural engineering, University Buenos Aires, 1969. Doctor of Philosophy, University Missouri, 1978.

Career

Teaching assistant, U. National Córdoba, Argentina, 1969-1975; professor, U. National Córdoba, since 1990; professor, U. National Río Cuarto, Argentina, 1973-1975; teaching assistant, U. Missouri, Columbia, 1975-1978; research associate, U. Missouri, Columbia, 1978-1985; researcher, Consejo Nacional Investigaciones Cientificas y Técnicas, Argentina, since 1986. Consultant United States Agency for International Development, Lima, Peru, Quito, Ecuador, 1987-1991. Field consultant CAO, Santa Cruz de la Sierra, Bolivia, 1991-1992.

Advisory professor graduate school U. National Córdoba, since 1990, director herbarium Faculty Agropecuarias, since 1996. Invited scientist Smithsonian Institution, Washington, 1996-1997.

Achievements

• Ana Maria Planchuelo has been listed as a noteworthy agricultural studies educator, researcher by Marquis Who's Who.

Membership

Member International Lupin Association (board directors), Botanical Society of America, Society for Economic Botany.

Interests

• Avocations: needlepoint, candy and cake decoration, oil acrylic painting, yoga, karate.

Connections

Married Andrès Carlos Ravelo, April 30, 1971. Children: Andrea Vanina, Anna Carina, Alexandra Mariela, Andrew Gabriel.

Father:

Nemesio Planchuelo

Mother:

Matilde Velia (Lanzoni) Planchuelo

Spouse:

Andrès Carlos Ravelo

child:

Alexandra Mariela Planchuelo

child:

Anna Carina Planchuelo

child:

Andrew Gabriel Planchuelo

child:

Andrea Vanina Planchuelo