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2010 -Athanasios (Sakis) Theologis- for his sustained and outstanding contributions to plant science for more than 30 years 2009 -Jeffery Dangll- for his role in developing the concepts and elucidating the fundamental mechanisms that govern plant-pathogen interactions 2008 -Peter Quail- for noteworthy service to the science of plant biology 2006 - Ken Keegstra - for his pioneering contributions to our understanding of chloroplast biogenesis, protein import into chloroplasts, and the structure and biosynthesis of the plant cell wall 2005 - Bob Buchanan -
for his major discoveries regarding the regulation of CO2 fixation
and the roles of the thioredoxin system in plant development 2000 Jan A. D. Zeevaart for his extensive contributions to the elucidation of the mechanisms whereby plant hormones mediate effects of the environment on plant processes such as flowering, growth, and protective responses to drought 1998 *Hans Kende for his seminal contributions to our understanding of the mode of action of the hormones gibberellin, cytokinin, and ethylene 1996 Maarten J. Chrispeels for his research on the interface between cell biology and biochemistry, as a spokesperson for the science, as an inspiring teacher and mentor, and as an exacting editor of the journal Plant Physiology 1994 Winslow R. Briggs for serving plant physiology as a teacher and mentor, as an investigator of how light interacts with internal metabolic and hormonal controls, and as a senior spokesperson for the science 1992 *Clarence A. Ryan for his contributions to our understanding of plant defense based on proteinase inhibitors 1990 *Joseph E. Varner for his fundamental contributions and intellectual leadership in plant physiology 1988 *Oliver E. Nelson, Jr. in recognition of his research in genetic and molecular biology 1986 Olle E. Bjorkman for his important contributions to plant physiology and, particularly, to the area of physiological plant ecology 1984 *Bernard O. Phinney, recognized worldwide as the foremost authority on the function and metabolism of the gibberellins 1982 *Lawrence Bogorad for his pioneering research characterizing the chloroplast genome 1980 *N. Edward Tolbert for his research in the fields of photorespiration and glycolate metabolism 1978 *Bessel Kok for his contributions to the photophysical and biochemical aspects of photosynthesis 1976 *Anton Lang for his outstanding contributions in plant growth and regulation 1974 *Paul Karl Stumpf in recognition of his outstanding contributions to our knowledge of lipid metabolism in plants 1972 Andrew Alm Benson for his discovery of ribulose among products of photosynthetic carbon dioxide assimilation and for his other contributions to the elucidation of this process 1970 *Harry Beevers in recognition of his outstanding studies of glyoxalate metabolism and of glyoxysomes 1968 Robert Harza Burris for his continued contribution to knowledge of the metabolism of nitrogen and its fixation by plants 1966 *Daniel Israel Arnon in honor of his distinguished contributions toward advancing plant physiology as a science 1964 *Frederick Campion Steward for his many important contributions to the knowledge of cell differentiation and specific growth factors 1962 *Sterling Brown Hendricks and *Harry Alfred Borthwick for their contributions in the field of growth and differential in plants 1960 *Perry R. Stout for contributions in the field of mineral nutrition of plants 1958 *Frits Warmolt Went for contributions in the field of auxins and physiological ecology 1956 *Melvin Calvin for his charting of the path of carbon in photosynthesis 1954 *Folke Karl Skoog for his outstanding work in the field of auxin physiology 1952 *Lawrence Rogers Blinks for his studies in photosynthesis and the physiology of the algae 1950 *Birgit Vennesland for her contributions in the field of plant biochemistry and enzymes 1948 *Robert Emerson for his many important contributions to the study of the photosynthetic mechanism 1948 *David Rockwell Goddard for his fundamental contributions to our knowledge of respiration and respiratory enzymes 1946 *Burton Edward Livingston for his contributions to the field of plant physiology 1944 Ray Fields Dawson for his pioneering and leadership in investigations of the localization of the mechanism of alkaloid synthesis 1942 *Cornelis Bernardus van Niel in recognition of his brilliant work on the biochemistry of lower organisms and contributions to an understanding of photosynthesis 1940 *Philip Rodney White for his pioneer work and major contributions to plant tissue culture 1938 *John Wesley Shive for his contributions to the investigation of mineral requirements and general plant nutrition 1936 *Kenneth Vivian Thimann for his contributions to our knowledge of the chemistry and physiological significance of the growth hormones of plants 1934 *Charles Albert Shull for distinguished service to the science of plant physiology 1932 *Hubert Bradford Vickery for his contributions to plant protein chemistry 1930 *Wrightman Wells Garner for his development of the concept of photoperiodism 1929 *Dennis Robert Hoagland for his contributions and leadership in the field of plant nutrition *Deceased 2010 - Dominique Bergmann - for her identification of a transcriptional network and its emerging connections to upstream signaling and making stomatal differentiation the most completely understood model for cellular differentiation in plant biology 2009 - Steven E. Jacobsen - for his pioneering research in critical areas of plant genetics, development, cell biology, and biochemistry 2008 - Sheng Luan- for outstanding investigations in the field of plant biology 2007 - Samuel C. Zeeman - for pioneering research leading to the discovery of new proteins and pathways in starch synthesis and degradation in leaves 2006 - Xuemei Chen - for her pioneering research in the genetic analysis of developmental mechanisms in plants with an emphasis on the roles of RNA-based gene regulation 2005 - Krishna Niyogi
- for his pioneering research in the areas of photosynthesis 1999 Sabeeha Merchant for her research on the role of metals in regulating the biosynthesis and assembly of metalloproteins in photosynthetic eukaryotes 1997 Julian I. Schroeder for his original and innovative research on plant ion channels, guard cell signal transduction, and mineral uptake 1995 Joanne Chory for her highly original innovative research that has started to reveal the molecular architecture of the signal pathways between light perception and downstream photomorphogenic responses such as gene activation, leaf development, and growth control 1993 Ilya Raskin for innovative research that ties plant responses to underlying biochemical and physical processes 1991 Daniel Cosgrove for his incisive work on the biophysics of plant cell enlargement 1989 Sharon R. Long for her pioneering research in plant-microbe interactions 1987 Christopher R. Somerville for his innovative applications of mutant analysis of an angiosperm to the elucidation of metabolic pathways 1985 Robert T. Giaquinta for his incisive investigations of photosynthate translocation in phloem tissues 1983 Brian A. Larkins for his pioneering studies of the molecular genetics of higher plants 1981 Lee H. Pratt for outstanding innovative research which advanced our knowledge and understanding of phytochrome physiology, biochemistry, and biophysics 1979 Charles J. Arntzen for investigations of the development of chloroplasts and the structure and function of their membranes 1977 John S. Boyer for outstanding contributions in the field of water relations 1975 Thomas Kent Hodges for an outstanding contribution to the field of active ion uptake by plants 1973 Peter Albersheim for outstanding contributions to our understanding of the chemical structure and physiology of plant cell walls 1971 Peter Martin Ray for his contributions to our understanding of the auxin control of cell wall synthesis and cell extension
2009 -John B. Ohlrogge - for his research focused on understanding fatty acid metabolism in plant cells 2007 - Richard A. Jorgensen - for his pioneering work leading to the discovery of RNA interference (RNAi) 2005 - Joseph Ecker
- for his seminal contributions in the plant hormone ethylene and genomics. 1999 Steven D. Tanksley for pioneering advances that have served to establish new directions of investigation in the plant sciences. 1997 William J. Lucas for contributing significantly in the general area of transport in plants, both long distance and at the level of the membrane. 1995 Elliot Meyerowitz for making several original contributions that have established new directions of investigation in the plant sciences. 1993 Christopher R. Somerville for development of Arabidopsis thaliana as a genetic system for the study of plant functions.
2010 -Ralph Quatrano- for his scientific contributions and his multifaceted and stimulating service to the plant sciences community in the United States and around the world 2007 - Winslow R. Briggs - in recognition of outstanding service to the science of plant physiology 2004 - Lloyd Evans
- for his outstanding contributions in the areas of crop yield and the control
of flowering in higher plants. 1998 Machi Dilworth for her impressive record of dedicated service in promoting research in plant biology. 1995 *Eli Romanoff for outstanding service to the science of plant physiology 1992 *Martin Gibbs for his steady, conscientious, and devoted guidance of Plant Physiology during his unparalleled 30 years as editor-in-chief of the journal. 1989*John B. Hanson for outstanding service to the discipline of plant physiology as a scientist, educator, and administrator and for contributing time, expertise, and wisdom to the American Society of Plant Physiologists. 1986 Robert Rabson for outstanding service to the science of plant physiology and to the American Society of Plant Physiologists. 1983 William H. and Winifred Klein for exceptional service rendered to the American Society of Plant Physiologists. *Deceased
American Society of Plant Biologists Awards Winners Young Scientist's Best Paper Awards Plant Physiology - Carolyn Schultz,
Waite Campus at the University of Adelaide The Plant Cell - Chloe Zubieta,
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