Elizabeth Graham Cutter

Background

Cutter, Elizabeth Graham was born on August 9, 1929 in Edinburgh, Scotland. Daughter of Roy Carnegie and Alexandra (Graham) Cutter.

Education

Bachelor of Science with honors, University St. Andrews, Scotland, 1951. Doctor of Science, University St. Andrews, Scotland, 1964. Doctor of Philosophy, University Manchester, England, 1954.

Career

Assistant lecturer in botany, U. Manchester, 1955-1957; lecturer in botany, U. Manchester, 1957-1964; senior lecturer in cryptogamic botany, U. Manchester, 1972-1974; reader in cryptogamic botany, U. Manchester, 1974-1979; George Harrison professor botany, U. Manchester, 1979-1989; honorary fellow, U. Manchester, since 1989; associate professor botany, University of California, Davis, 1964-1968; professor botany, University of California, Davis, 1968-1972.

Achievements

• Elizabeth Graham Cutter has been listed as a noteworthy botany educator by Marquis Who's Who.

Works

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• book

  • PLANT ANATOMY: EXPERIMENT AND INTERPRETATION PART 1 CELLS AND TISSUES

    (Reading 1969. 8vo., 168pp., index, boards. Owner bookplat...)

  • Trends in plant morphogenesis

Membership

Fellow Royal Society Edinburgh, Linnean Society London (programs secretary plant morphology group 1975-1985). Member International Society Plant Morphologists (executive council 1975-1979, councillor since 1995), Botanical Society of America (correspondent), Society Experimental Biology (committee 1976-1979), Botanical Society Scotland (council since 1994).

Interests

• Avocations: photography, fishing.

Connections

Father:

Roy Carnegie Cutter

Mother:

Alexandra (Graham) Cutter