Andreas Allescher

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Andreas Allescher

Andreas Allescher (born June 6, 1828 in Munich , † April 10, 1903 in Munich) was a Bavarian , German mycologist . Its official botanical author's abbreviation is “ Allesch. ".

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Allescher received his teacher training in Freising . Stations of his professional career as a teacher were Haag an der Amper , Munich and Berchtesgaden-Engedey , before he returned to Munich from 1862 until his retirement.

In addition to his main job, he was a well-known mushroom expert who also dealt in particular with the group of rust fungi . In addition to mushrooms, he also collected algae , lichen and moss . In the cryptogam flora of Germany published by Gottlob Ludwig Rabenhorst , Allescher edited essential sections relating to fungi.

Fonts

  • 1884: Directory of Basidiomycetes observed in southern Bavaria. A contribution to the knowledge of the Bavarian fungal flora .
  • 1888: About some previously unknown mushrooms from southern Bavaria . In: Botanisches Centralblatt . (36) 12-16. Cassel: Printed by Gebr. Gotthelft.
  • 1895: Directory of mushrooms observed in southern Bavaria. A contribution to the knowledge of the Bavarian fungal flora . In: Reports of the botanical association in Landshut . (9) 4-140. Landshut: Printed by W. Thomann in 1895
  • 1896: Diagnosis of some new types of Bavarian mushrooms collected in 1895 from the fungi imperfecti department . In: Reports of the Bavarian Botanical Society . Volume IV 31-40. Munich.
  • 1901: Germany's cryptogamic flora or manual for the determination of the cryptogamic plants in Germany, Switzerland, the Lombard-Venetian Kingdom and Istria . Fungi Imperfecti: Hyaline-spore Sphaerioid. 1-1016.
  • 1903: Germany's cryptogamous flora or manual for the determination of the cryptogamic plants in Germany, Switzerland, the Lombard-Venetian Kingdom and Istria . Fungi Imperfecti: Colored-spore Sphaerioids, as well as Nectrioids, Leptostromaceae, Excipulaceae and Melanconiae. 1 - 993.

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SURNAME Allescher, Andreas
BRIEF DESCRIPTION German mycologist
DATE OF BIRTH June 6, 1828
PLACE OF BIRTH Munich
DATE OF DEATH April 10, 1903
Place of death Munich