Princeps botanicorum

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princeps botanicorum

I saw a good deal of Robert Brown, “facile Princeps Botanicorum,” as he was called by Humboldt; and before I was married I used to go and sit with him almost every Sunday
I saw a good deal of Robert Brown, "facile Princeps Botanicorum," as he was called by Humboldt; and before I was married I used to go and sit with him almost every Sunday morning
And he, Linnaeus, who had been honoured everywhere abroad as a Princeps botanicorum, was in Sweden like a Klimius from the inferior regions. Obviously Linnaeus had a great gift for
He, who everywhere abroad was honoured as a Princeps Botanicorum, was at home as a Klimius coming from the world under ground, so if Linnaeus not had been in love, he had
There are very few examples of scientific terminology that have become sufficiently well-known to have become a part of popular culture. The chemical formula for water â€" H2O
local school with excellent grades and was at 17 years of age enrolled at Uppsala University, where he studied natural history under the famous " princeps botanicorum
Plantarum americanarum fasciculus primus[-decimus] :continens plantas, quas olim Carolus Plumierius, botanicorum princeps detexit, eruitque, atque in insulis Antillis ipse depinxit
Modestly he suggested that his gravestone should bear the inscription Princeps Botanicorum, 'Prince of Botanists.' It was never wise to question his generous self-assessments.
The men who initiated the idea and gave it shape were Sir John Barrow, Sir John Cam Hobhouse, Sir Roderick Murchison, Mr Robert Brown (Princeps Botanicorum), and Mr Bartle Frere.
100 kronor bill, a large statue of him occupies an important place in a Stockholm park, and a chiseled silhouette of him at his graveside is labeled in Latin, Princeps botanicorum

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