Bottomley, William Beecroft
- First name(s)
- William Beecroft
- Surname
- Bottomley
- Position(s) held at King's College London
- Professor of Botany, 1893-1919 Ref: *1
- Emeritius Professor 1920-1923 Ref: *1
- Lecturer of Botany and Vegetable Biology at King's College Ladies Department, 1893-[1899]
Education & professional details
- School, college and/or university attended
- Royal Grammar School, Lancaster
- King’s College, Cambridge
- Qualifications
- Master of Arts (Cambridge). Doctor of Philosophy.
- Position(s) held (non King's College London)
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Science Tutor and Lecturer on Biology, St Mary’s Hospital Medical School, (1886–91) Ref: *2
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Camb. University Extension Lecturer (1891–94) Ref: *2
- Professor of Biology, Royal Veterinary College, London [1891-] Ref: *2
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- Professional activities
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Founder of South-Eastern Co-operative Agricultural Society
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Hon. Sec., Agricultural Banks Association
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Fellow of the Linnean Society
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Fellow of the Chemical SocietyHon. Sec., English Land Colonisation Society
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- Publications
- The Assimilation of Nitrogen by certain Nitrogen-Fixing Bacteria in the Soil (1910)
- Some Effects of Bacteriotoxins on the Germination and Growth of Plants (1911)
- The Fixation of Nitrogen by Free-Living Soil Bacteria (1911)
- Some Conditions Influencing Nitrogen Fixation by Aerobic Organisms (1912)
- Some Effects of Humates on Plant Growth (1912)
- Ammonium Humate as a Source of Nitrogen for Plants (1913)
- The Effect of Soluble Humates on Nitrogen Fixation and Plant Growth (1913)
- The Bacterial Treatment of Peat (1914)
- Some Accessory Factors in Plant Growth and Nutrition (1914)
- The Significance of Certain Food Substances for Plant Growth (1914)
- The Formation of Humic Bodies from Organic Substances (1915)
- A Bacterial Test for Plant-Food Accessories (Auximones) (1915)
Personal details
- Date of birth
- 1864
- Place of birth
- Apperley Bridge, Leeds
- Date of death
- 24 March 1922
- Family details
Son of J. Bottomley
References
- King’s College London Calendar 1923-1924
- Who’s Who 1906, 184