Justander was in order the third Demonstrator in Botany (1789–1794) at Åbo Akademi. The main duty of demonstrators were to instruct medical students on the subject of medicinal plants. Justanders personal history is not well known. He defended to both Carl Niclas Hellenius and Pehr Adrian Gadd one theses, and supervised one himself, in order to obtain a docentship at Åbo Akademi. In that one new species, Festuca obliqua, and its four varietes are described as new. These validly published names have completely been overlooked. All material was probably lost at the Great Fire of Åbo in 1827
Mårten Magnus Wilhelm Brenner (1843–1930) was a controversial figure in Finnish botany. He was a pas...
Georg Andreas Helwing (1666–1748) was the author of two important early accounts on the flora of for...
In Philosophia Botanica (1751), Carolus Linnaeus (1707–1778) presented a calculation of the number o...
Carl Niclas Hellenius was the Demonstrator in Botany at old Åbo Akademi 1778–1786, as nominated titl...
Dahl was the second Demonstrator in Botany (1786–1789) at Åbo Akademi. He died soon after arriving t...
Sahlberg was the temporary Demonstrator in Botany 1805–06, Demonstrator in Botany 1810–13, Associate...
Wirzén was the last Demonstrator in Botany (1839–1852) at Alexander University, Helsinki, Finland. H...
Kalm was in order the fifth Demonstrator in Botany (1800–1805) at Åbo Akademi. His main duty was to ...
Rutström was in order the fourth Demonstrator in Botany (1794–1798) at Åbo Akademi. His main duty wa...
Lars Johan Prytz was the Demonstrator in Botany (1813–1820) at the Imperial Academy of Åbo, Russia (...
Radloff was the Demonstrator in Botany (1806–1809) at Åbo Akademi. His main duty was to instruct med...
Amateur botanist Jacob Fellman (1793–1875), priest of northernmost Finland at Utsjoki in 1820– 1831,...
Anders Thiodolf Saelan (1834–1921) was a notable non-professional botanist in late 19th and early 20...
We review the history of floristic studies of the parish of Stenbrohult, southern Sweden, where Carl...
Pre-Linnaean herbaria have a growing value for botanists and historians of science. A unique example...
Mårten Magnus Wilhelm Brenner (1843–1930) was a controversial figure in Finnish botany. He was a pas...
Georg Andreas Helwing (1666–1748) was the author of two important early accounts on the flora of for...
In Philosophia Botanica (1751), Carolus Linnaeus (1707–1778) presented a calculation of the number o...
Carl Niclas Hellenius was the Demonstrator in Botany at old Åbo Akademi 1778–1786, as nominated titl...
Dahl was the second Demonstrator in Botany (1786–1789) at Åbo Akademi. He died soon after arriving t...
Sahlberg was the temporary Demonstrator in Botany 1805–06, Demonstrator in Botany 1810–13, Associate...
Wirzén was the last Demonstrator in Botany (1839–1852) at Alexander University, Helsinki, Finland. H...
Kalm was in order the fifth Demonstrator in Botany (1800–1805) at Åbo Akademi. His main duty was to ...
Rutström was in order the fourth Demonstrator in Botany (1794–1798) at Åbo Akademi. His main duty wa...
Lars Johan Prytz was the Demonstrator in Botany (1813–1820) at the Imperial Academy of Åbo, Russia (...
Radloff was the Demonstrator in Botany (1806–1809) at Åbo Akademi. His main duty was to instruct med...
Amateur botanist Jacob Fellman (1793–1875), priest of northernmost Finland at Utsjoki in 1820– 1831,...
Anders Thiodolf Saelan (1834–1921) was a notable non-professional botanist in late 19th and early 20...
We review the history of floristic studies of the parish of Stenbrohult, southern Sweden, where Carl...
Pre-Linnaean herbaria have a growing value for botanists and historians of science. A unique example...
Mårten Magnus Wilhelm Brenner (1843–1930) was a controversial figure in Finnish botany. He was a pas...
Georg Andreas Helwing (1666–1748) was the author of two important early accounts on the flora of for...
In Philosophia Botanica (1751), Carolus Linnaeus (1707–1778) presented a calculation of the number o...