1. Lichens: A partnership for life. (abstract)
2. Lichens: A study in color. (abstract)
3. Lichens at VACRC: Lichen surfaces under the electron microscope. (abstract)
4. Lichens in cross section: Evidence for design and against macroevolution. (abstract)
5. The ultrastructure of lichen cells supports creation, not macroevolution —Part I.
6. The ultrastructure of lichen cells supports creation, not macroevolution —Part II.
7. The saguaro: God’s desert sentry.
8. A new report of unique features in the peristome of [the moss] Fumaria hygrometrica
9. Five features correlate with seed weight in Yucca plants to support a seed-dispersal hypothesis
10. Design in Diatom Cell Walls
11. Candelilla plants show design and typology
12. Plant survival and the great Flood
13. Horsetail plants support design not evolution
14. Homology analogy in Plants
16. The origin of flowering plants
18. Moss magnified
19. Moss magnified
20. Probo magnified
21. Spines magnified
22. The Last Young Earth Creationist
23. Desert Plant Literature Demonstrates God's Creation
24. The Nature of Nio-Darwinian Criticism of the Young Earth Creationists. by Professor James Owen.
Greetings
from George and Mark at www.evolutionflunksbotany.org. We are two
botanists who are critical of all evolution theories and we think
instead that Bible creation passages are scientifically accurate.
Precise botanical details in science demonstrate God’s craftsmanship
and show the various shortcomings of neo-Darwinian macroevolutionism.
Our papers and abstracts are available here free of charge. They show that evolution surely does “flunk” when it comes to explaining the origin of various phenomena studied in the science of botany. Remarks and comments may be sent to georgefhowe@sbcglobal.net or to micromark@juno.com.
Free copies of our original research papers and abstracts listed here are available by simply downloading from this web site. More»
George F. Howe
He
earned the Ph.D. degree in botany (plant physiology) from the Ohio
State University, studying the time-course of photosynthesis in leaves
of various flowering plants. He has taught many different science
courses in two Christian colleges where he was a professor of biology
for over 42 years. He has been a member of the Creation Research
Society since its inception and a member of its board for 41 years,
holding such CRS Board offices as president, vice president, and
secretary. For five years he served as editor of the CRS Quarterly and
four years as its managing editor.
He has published numerous technical papers on botany in the CRS
Quarterly, the Journal of the Southern California Academy of Sciences,
the Journal of the Ohio Academy of Sciences, and Crossosoma. He
continues research on plants such as the unicorn plant, also known as
devil's claw. He is a scientific creationist who believes that general
macroevolutionism will someday lose its "luster" when workers come to
see that it has little predictive value and only very meager support in
the sciences.
Mark H. Armitage
Mark
H. Armitage grew up in a military family and lived in Venezuela and
Puerto Rico for 15 years. He became a Christian when he was a college
senior, studying plant pathology at the University of Florida, and his
family withdrew support from him. He then entered a career in
microscopy with firms such as Olympus Corporation of America and Carl
Zeiss selling over $30 Million in microscopy equipment across the
Southeast, the Caribbean and Southern California. In 1984 he founded a
microscope sales and service company and has been in business for 25
years. He also went back to school and earned a BS in Education from
Liberty University and an MS in Biology (parasitology), under Richard
Lumsden (Ph.D. Rice and Dean of Tulane University’s graduate program)
at the Institute for Creation Research. He later graduated Ed.S. in Science Education from Liberty University and is a doctoral candidate there. He was awarded a US patent for an optical inspection device in 1993. Mark taught botany, genetics lab and medical microbiology at Master’s College, and Biology 101 lab and electron microscopy at Azusa Pacific University over a 9-year period. He served as Executive Director of the Bible-Science Association, LA chapter from 1993-2000. He is a lifetime member of the Creation Research Society where he has served on the Board of Directors since 2006. He was recently elected to the position of Financial Secretary of the Society. Additionally, Mark has served on the Board of Directors of the Southern California Society for Microscopy and Micro-analysis since 2000 and has been President of the Society for 4 years. For five years, Mark maintained a working electron microscopy laboratory (SEM and TEM) at the Institute for Creation Research in San Diego. Recently he moved his laboratory to the Creation Research Society Van Andel Creation Research Center in AZ.
Mark’s micrographs have appeared on the covers of eleven scientific journals, and he has many technical publications on microscopic phenomena in such journals as American Laboratory, Southern California Academy of Sciences Bulletin, Parasitology Research, Microscopy and Micro-analysis, and Microscopy Today among others. He has received national recognition for his micrographs in the Nikon Small World annual competition. He recently authored the book; Jesus is like my scanning electron microscope.
Mark is a member of the Microscopy Society of America, the Southern California Academy of Sciences and the American Society of Parasitologists.
If you would like to receive the full text of a paper abstracted here, published reprints of any of the articles, or complete CD’s of the CRS Quarterly, these all can be purchased from Creation Research Society, 6801 N. Highway 89, Chino Valley, AZ 86323.
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