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Hunter, Carl Glenn was born on August 30, 1923 in Little Rock. Son of Robert Weir and Jewel Monette Hunter.
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WILDFLOWERS OF ARKANSAS
( Six-hundred species are described, with 484 superb colo...)
Six-hundred species are described, with 484 superb color photographs. For easy identification, text for each species appears next to its photograph. Also described are the 80 represented plant families, the structure of flowers and plants, and the physiographic regions of Arkansas. There is also a glossary of scientific terms, a list of references for further reading, and an index for all species.
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Wildflowers of Arkansas
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..."it is hoped that with this book the majority of those who are interested in wildflowers can either identify or put into the right family or genus almost any of the species found in Arkansas by comparing the plant with the photographs and descriptions found herein." From the introduction
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Carl Glenn Hunter
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Carl Glenn Hunter, American commissioner. Certified honorary master gardener University Arkansas Extension Service, biologist The Wildlife Society, instructor Arkansas Law Enforcement Academy, Prescott College, ARiz., University Arkansas Little Rock. Named Outstanding Alum, University Arkansas, 1998. Member of Ozark Society, Arkansas Native Plant Society.
Education
Bachelor of Science in Agriculture, University Arkansas, 1945.
Career
Assistant chief game management Arkansas Game and Fish Commission, Little Rock, 1942—1957, assistant director, 1977—1987. General manager Wingmead Plantation, Stuttgart, 1957—1977. Agent, author Ozark Society Foundation, Little Rock, 1984—2001.
Horticulturist Wildflowers of Arkansas, Little Rock, 1987—2001. Representative Arkansas Conservation Coalition, Little Rock, 1990—2001.
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Wildflowers of Arkansas
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Wildflowers of Arkansas
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Member of Ozark Society, Arkansas Native Plant Society.
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Married Mary Anid Scott, January 20, 1945. Children: Carl Scott, David Albert.
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American
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1945
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1942 - 1957
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1957 - 1977