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1	Horticulture, Horticultural Science & 100 Years of ASHS
2	ASHS Logos 1903–2003
3	W.A. (Tex) Frazier 1908–1995
4	Theodore Roosevelt
5	Wright Brothers First Flight, December 17, 1903 Orville at the controls, Wilbur along side
6	Spencer Ambrose Beach 1860–1922
7	The Origination of the Society for Horticultural Science
8	Geneva, N.Y., Aug. 7, 1903
9	Liberty Hyde Bailey, 1858–1954
10	First Meeting of ASHS, December 28–29, 1903.
11	Fanny R. Wilkinson Swanley Horticultural College, Kent, England 1856–1951
12	ASHS Annual Meeting Venues
13	ASHS Publications 1903–2003
14	ASHS Publications 1903–2003
15	ASHS Publications 1903–2003
16	ASHS Publications 1903–2003
17	ASHS Publications 1903–2003
18	ASHS Dues 1903–2003
19	ASHS Dues 1903–2003
20	ASHS Dues 1903–2003
21	Horticulture & Horticultural Science
22	Paleolithic Representations of Plants
23	Paleolithic Representations of Plants
24	Pottery from Tejpe Sialk, Iran, 7,000 years ago showing dancing figures, birds, and plants, perhaps wheat or barley.
25	The Neolithic Revolution
26	Gathering Grain, 4000 BCE. Tassili n’Ajjer, Algeria.
27	Early representation of plant that can be identified
28	The Uruk Vase, Late 4th Millennium BCE
29	Peruvian Ceramic Jars
30	Antiquity The Technological Revolution
31	Cultivation Technology
32	Seed Planting
33	Irrigation Technology
34	Vegetative Propagation
35	Date Palm Pollination in Assyria
36	The Laws of Hammurabi (1795–1750 BCE)
37	Grape Culture
38	Grape Pressing
39	Harvesting and Pest Control
40	October from a calendar of Incan agriculture presented to the King of Spain in 1580
41	Plant Exploration
42	Representation of the fragrance from essential oils being extracted from an herb.
43	Roman Pomology
44	Chultunes: Underground Granaries
45	Flora, goddess of flowers
46	Sacred trees: Apple, Pear, Fig, Pomegranate Mosaic of the Paradise, Madaba Jordan, late 6th century.
47	Renaissance
48	Frontispiece of The Herball of John Gerarde 2nd ed. Thomas Johnson, 1633.
49	Detail from Frontispiece of The Herball of John Gerarde
50	Loves game of chess.
51	Training, Tying, & Harvesting Hops 1574
52	Vincenzo Campi Fruit Seller, 1580
53	Michelangelo Caravaggio Still Life with a Basket of Fruit, 1601
54	Landscape Design Garden Plan for a Wealthy Egyptian Estate
55	Hanging Gardens of Babylon
56	Ryoanji Temple Garden, Kyoto, Japan
57	El Generalife, Granada
58	Le Notre’s Masterpiece, Vaux-le-Vicomte.
59	Japanese Floral Arts
60	19th Century
61	Darwin and Mendel
62	Knight and Lindley
63	Morrill and Hatch Acts
64	Laboratory lecture in agricultural chemistry, Michigan State College, 1892
65	Bailey and Burbank
66	Spraying with bucket pump
67	Barrel Sprayer
68	Picking apples into barrels
69	Presses
70	Loading apples into railroad car
71	Early morning market scene, Grand Rapids Michigan, 1902.
72	APS apple display, Grand Rapids, Michigan.
73	20th Century: Age of ASHS
74	Processing tomato production (tons/acre) 1920–2002
75	Mechanical Tomato Harvest
76	Sod Production
77	Sprinkler Irrigation
78	Drip Irrigation
79	Greenhouses
80	Commercial Greenhouse
81	Energy-saving Greenhouse
82	Growth Regulators
83	Orchid Micropropagation
84	Orchard speed sprayers use a blast of air as the carrier for highly concentrated sprays
85	GoldRush
86	Chromosome Mapping
87	Chromosome 2 of tomato, 2003
88	Organic Horticulture & Environmental Backlash
89	Rachel Carson Silent Spring 1962
90	Horticulture at the Cross Roads
91	Horticultural Politics & Societal Issues
92	Horticulture & Human Health
93	Horticulture and the University
94	ASHS Presidents
95	ASHS Presidents
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99	Dermot P. Coyne 1929–2002