Ernest Brown Babcock

(1877 - 1954)
http://www.nasonline.org/member-directory/deceased-members/20001910.html
https://archive.org/details/studiesinjuglans2477babc/page/2
de Vries was more of an intellectual inspiration than a research mentor, but he visited Berkeley and motivated Babcock to pursue genetics & evolution

Karl Sax	grad student		UC Berkeley (Plant Biology Tree)
James Angus Jenkins	grad student	1936	UC Berkeley
Georgii Dmitrievich Karpechenko	post-doc
Jens Christian Clausen	post-doc	1927-1928	UC Berkeley (Systematics Tree)
G. Ledyard Stebbins	research scientist	1935-	UC Berkeley

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Stebbins GL, Babcock EB. (1949) Speciation, Evolutionary Trends, and Distribution Patterns in Crepis Evolution. 3: 188
Clausen J, Babcock EB. (1949) Evolutionary Patterns in the Genus Crepis Evolution. 3: 185
BABCOCK EB. (1947) Cytogenetics and speciation in Crepis; karyotype evolution in Crepis. Advances in Genetics. 1: 71-80
Babcock EB. (1942) Systematics, cytogenetics and evolution in Crepis The Botanical Review. 8: 139-190
Stebbins GL, Babcock EB. (1939) The effect of polyploidy and apomixis on the evolution of species in crepis Journal of Heredity. 30: 519-530
Babcock EB. (1924) SPECIES OF CREPIS. Science (New York, N.Y.). 60: 175-6
Babcock EB. (1924) Species Hybrids in Crepis and Their Bearing on Evolution The American Naturalist. 58: 296-310
Babcock EB. (1918) The Role of Factor Mutations in Evolution The American Naturalist. 52: 116-128
Babcock EB. (1915) A new walnut: Mutant somewhat similar to live oak appears in california in four different localities-not a walnut-oak hybrid-origin of all walnut species possibly by mutation Journal of Heredity. 6: 40-45