Doyle, C. B. (Conrad Bartling), 1884-1973

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Biographical History

Conrad Bartling Doyle (1884-1973) was a botanist who collected in Mexico, Colombia, Costa Rica, and Guatemala. He identified stilt palms in Colombia with O. F. Cook. Other plant collections included coffee, ferns, and cotton.

Source

Harvard University Herbarium Index of Botanists. Retrieved November 2011.

Birth Date

1884

Death Date

1973

Topic

Botany

Form/Genre

Personal name

Occupation

Botanists