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- James William Toumey ( 22 de febrero de 1865, Mount Vernon Nueva York – 6 de mayo de 1932) fue un silvicultor, botánico, explorador, escritor, y educador estadounidense. Fue especialista en silvicultura, en la Escuela de Forestales de Harvard University, desde su creación en 1900; accediendo hasta decano. Toumey was born in Lawrence Michigan on April 17, 1865. He was a botanist with an interest in cacti. Toumey earned his undergraduate degree in 1889 and an M.Sc. in 1893 from Michigan State Agricultural College. He worked at the University of Arizona from 1891-1898, eventually becoming a Botany professor. Toumey also became a botanist at the State Agricultural Experiment Station. He pursued a strong interest in forestry. His first formal field work got underway in 1899 when he became superintendent of tree planting in the Division of Forestry, USDA. He later became professor of silviculture at Yale School of Forestry - a school he helped establish. Toumey wrote several renowned books including Foundations of Silviculture Upon an Ecological Basis. Toumey became Dean of the Yale School of Forestry and held the position until his retirement in 1922. After retiring, Toumey kept up his research at the School of Forestry’s property in Keene, New Hampshire. He died in New Haven on May 05, 1932. (es)
- James William Toumey ( 22 de febrero de 1865, Mount Vernon Nueva York – 6 de mayo de 1932) fue un silvicultor, botánico, explorador, escritor, y educador estadounidense. Fue especialista en silvicultura, en la Escuela de Forestales de Harvard University, desde su creación en 1900; accediendo hasta decano. Toumey was born in Lawrence Michigan on April 17, 1865. He was a botanist with an interest in cacti. Toumey earned his undergraduate degree in 1889 and an M.Sc. in 1893 from Michigan State Agricultural College. He worked at the University of Arizona from 1891-1898, eventually becoming a Botany professor. Toumey also became a botanist at the State Agricultural Experiment Station. He pursued a strong interest in forestry. His first formal field work got underway in 1899 when he became superintendent of tree planting in the Division of Forestry, USDA. He later became professor of silviculture at Yale School of Forestry - a school he helped establish. Toumey wrote several renowned books including Foundations of Silviculture Upon an Ecological Basis. Toumey became Dean of the Yale School of Forestry and held the position until his retirement in 1922. After retiring, Toumey kept up his research at the School of Forestry’s property in Keene, New Hampshire. He died in New Haven on May 05, 1932. (es)
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- James William Toumey ( 22 de febrero de 1865, Mount Vernon Nueva York – 6 de mayo de 1932) fue un silvicultor, botánico, explorador, escritor, y educador estadounidense. Fue especialista en silvicultura, en la Escuela de Forestales de Harvard University, desde su creación en 1900; accediendo hasta decano. (es)
- James William Toumey ( 22 de febrero de 1865, Mount Vernon Nueva York – 6 de mayo de 1932) fue un silvicultor, botánico, explorador, escritor, y educador estadounidense. Fue especialista en silvicultura, en la Escuela de Forestales de Harvard University, desde su creación en 1900; accediendo hasta decano. (es)
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