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| Elam T. Bartholomew (09 Jun) 1852 - 1934 (18 Nov) |

| Elam Bartholomew was an American botanist, mycologist and horticulturist and studied fungal plant diseases, and was curator of mycology at Kansas State College, Fort Hays. |
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| UNC Botanists | Bio - Kansapedia |
| 1914. Bartholomew, E. T.. Concerning the Presence of Diastase in Certain Red Algae. Botanical Gazette (2): 136-147. | Google Scholar |
| 1916. Bartholomew, E. T.. Observations on the Fern Rust Hyalopsora Polypodii. Bulletin of the Torrey Botanical Club (4): 195-199. | Google Scholar |
| 1923. Bartholomew, E. T., J. T. Barrett and H. S. Fawcett. Internal Decline of Lemons. I. Distribution and Characteristics. American Journal of Botany (2): 67-70. | Google Scholar |
| 1923. Bartholomew, E. T.. Internal Decline of Lemons. II. Growth Rate, Water Content, and Acidity of Lemons at Different Stages of Maturity. American Journal of Botany (3): 117-126. | Google Scholar |
| 1926. Bartholomew, E. T.. Internal Decline of Lemons III. Water Deficit in Lemon Fruits Caused by Excessive Leaf Evaporation. American Journal of Botany (2): 102-117. | Google Scholar |
| 1926. Bartholomew, E. T. and William J. Robbins. Internal Decline (Endoxerosis) of Lemons IV. The Carbohydrates in the Peel of Healthy and Endoxerotic Fruits. American Journal of Botany (6): 342-354. | Google Scholar |
| 1928. Bartholomew, E. T.. Internal Decline (Endoxerosis) of Lemons V. Concerning the Comparative Rates of Water Conduction in Twigs and Fruits. American Journal of Botany (8): 497-508. | Google Scholar |
| 1928. Bartholomew, E. T.. Internal Decline (Endoxerosis) of Lemons VI. Gum Formation in the Lemon Fruit and Its Twig. American Journal of Botany (9): 548-563. | Google Scholar |
| 1931. Bartholomew, E. T.. Certain Phases of Citrus Leaf Transpiration. American Journal of Botany (9): 765-783. | Google Scholar |
| 1935. Bartholomew, E. T.. Elam Bartholomew. Mycologia (2): 91-95. | Google Scholar |
| 1935. Sinclair, Walton B. and E. T. Bartholomew. Methods for Determining Pentoses as Furfural in Citrus Fruits. American Journal of Botany (10): 829-842. | Google Scholar |