Richard Falck

Richard Falck (1868–1955) was a Prussian-born American botanist and mycologist, who immigrated to, and did most of his work in the U.S. He was born in Landeck, West Prussia (now part of Austria). In 1910, Falck was a professor of the Academy of Forestry in the city of Hanover in Germany. He died in Atlanta, Georgia.

Professor Doctor Richard Falck

Bibliography

• 1912. Merulius Die-des Faule bauholzes. Ed G. Fischer. 405 pp.
• 1912. Julius Oscar Brefeld, Richard Falck. Investigations in the overall field of mycology: Continuation of the molds and yeasts. Ed Heinrich Schöningh Wilkes-Barre, Pa. 59 pp.
• 1923. Mykologische Berichte und Untersuchungen, Volume 1, Part 2. Ed Druck und Verlag für Aktiengesellschaft, vorm. Gebr. Gotthelft. 300 pp.
• 1934. Richard Falck, Hermann Lutz, Gertrude Krafft. Effects of physical methods of preliminary treatment of beech wood: The Influence of steaming, storing, periodic steaming and drying of severe upon the improvement in swelling and shrinkage. Ed USDA, Forest Service, Forest Products Laboratory. 178 pp.
• 1935. Richard Falck, Vinayak Ketkar, Gertrude Krafft. Testing and Evaluating Fireproofing materials for wood. Ed USDA, Forest Service, Forest Products Laboratory. 112 pp.
• 1950. The types of symbiotic linkage and Their significance for the formation of highly Organized forms: functions and life-spheres in the phylogenetic process of development. 16 pp.
• 1954. Richard Falck, Marianne Falck. Die Bedeutung Fadenpilze als der der Pflanzen Symbionten für die Waldkultur. Sauerländer JD Ed. 92 pp.

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