Carl Anton Fingerhuth

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Carl Anton Fingerhuth (born December 20, 1798 in Dom-Esch ; † June 3, 1876 ibid) was a German physician and botanist . His botanical author abbreviation is " Fingerh. "

Life

Carl Anton Fingerhuth studied medicine, received his doctorate in medicine and surgery and was approved on June 28, 1831 . Fingerhuth worked as a doctor in Esch near Euskirchen until the end of his life .

He is the first descriptor of numerous botanical taxa, partly together with his friend Mathias Joseph Bluff , with whom he published some writings together and for whom he created and published an obituary after his early death.

From October 1834 Fingerhuth was a member of the Botanical Association on the Middle and Lower Rhine .

Honors

In 1834 Christian Gottfried Daniel Nees von Esenbeck named the plant genus Fingerhuthia Nees , the current Fingerhuthia Nees ex loam, in his honor . and is assigned to the grass family .

Fonts

  • with Mathias Joseph Bluff: Compendium florae Germaniae. Sect. I. Plantae phanerogamicae seu vasculosae. Tomus I. Schrag, Norimbergae 1825 digitized
  • with Mathias Joseph Bluff: Compendium florae Germaniae. Sect. I. Plantae phanerogamicae seu vasculosae. Tomus II. Schrag, Norimbergae 1825 digitized
  • Tentamen Florulae Lichenum Eiffliacae sive Enumeratio Lichenum in Eifflia provenientium . Schrag, Norimbergae 1829 digitized
  • Monographia generis Capsici . Arnz, Düsseldorpii 1832 digitized
  • with Christian Gottfried Daniel Nees von Esenbeck, Mathias Joseph Bluff and Johann Conrad Schauer : Compendium florae Germaniae. Sectio I., Plantae phanerogamicae seu vasculosae. Tomus I, Pars I, Schrag, Norimbergae 1836 digitized
  • with Christian Gottfried Daniel Nees von Esenbeck, Mathias Joseph Bluff and Johann Conrad Schauer: Compendium florae Germaniae. Sectio I., Plantae phanerogamicae seu vasculosae. Tomus I, Pars II, Schrag, Norimbergae 1837 digitized
  • Matthias Joseph Bluff, practicing doctor in Aachen. In: Second annual report of the botanical association on the Middle and Lower Rhine. Henry & Cohen, Bonn 1839, pp. 142–144 digitized

literature

Web links

Individual evidence

  1. ^ Official Journal of the Royal Government of Cologne, Item 32, Tuesday, August 9, 1831, p. 224 digitized
  2. ^ Members of the Botanical Association on the Middle and Lower Rhine as of July 31, 1836
  3. Lotte Burkhardt: Directory of eponymous plant names . Extended Edition. Botanic Garden and Botanical Museum Berlin, Free University Berlin Berlin 2018. [1]