Arber
[ahr-ber]
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noun
Werner,born 1929, Swiss microbiologist: shared Nobel Prize 1978.
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Professor Arber's other texts are reprinted substantially as they stood.
In the Ferns he made important contributions to our knowledge of the group now familiar to botanists as the Primofilices of Arber.
The second edition was advertised in 1678 (Arber, Term Catalogues, i. 323).
Prof. Arber's discussion of the subject in his edition of Smith's Works is sentimental rather than critical.
The Beginners of a NationEdward Eggleston.
Grosart regarded Fenton's work, 1579, as the source from which Lynche got the bare bones of his story, and Arber agreed.
Arber
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[är′bər]Werner Born 1929
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[är′bər]Werner Born 1929
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