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John (Jake) Macmillan FRS (13 September 1924—12 May 2014) was a British scientist who worked at the interface between biology and chemistry. He became a leading authority on the plant growth hormones, gibberellins.

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alma mater	University of Glasgow
awards	President of the International Plant Growth Substance Association (en) Elected Honorary Member of the Botanical Society of America (en) Elected Fellow of the Royal Society (en) Flintoff Medal, Royal Society of Chemistry (en) Research Medal, International Plant Growth Substance Association (en) Pergamon Phytochemical Prize (en) Elected Honorary Member of the Japanese Society for Chemical Regulation in Plants (en) Wilson Baker Lecturer, University of Bristol (en) Elected Corresponding Member of the American Society of Plant Physiology (en) Elected Distinguished Foreign Scholar of Mid-America Association of State Universities (en) Foreign Associate of the US National Academy of Sciences (en) Royal Society of Chemistry Hugo-Muller Lecturership and Medal (en) Royal Society of Chemistry Award in Natural Product Chemistry (en) American Society of Plant Physiology, Charles Reid Barnes Award (en)
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