Fritz Rauch

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Friedrich Rauch (born January 11, 1867 in Rottweil , † November 1, 1916 in Memmingen ) was a German pharmacist and botanist.

Life

Fritz Rauch completed an apprenticeship with the pharmacist Richard Blezinger (1847–1928) in Crailsheim from 1884 to 1887 , which aroused his interest in botany. After three years as an assistant, Rauch studied pharmacy at the University of Munich , where he passed the state examination in 1892. He then studied botany , chemistry and physics at the University of Giessen . At the University of Erlangen , he completed his academic training with a doctorate. phil. 1895 from. After a temporary stay in North America , Rauch worked for a few years in a pharmacy in Haiti before buying the Elefanten Pharmacy in Memmingen in 1902 , which he owned until his death.

Due to his world experience in Memmingen, Rauch was considered a respected man. During his stay in Haiti, he held the post of Deputy Governor.

Of scientific importance smoke dissertation on the spores of the fungi counting Uredineae and Erysipheae whose germination he not only in water, but comparatively well in artificial culture media studied.

Publications

  • Contribution to the germination of Uredineen and Erysipheen spores in different culture media . Phil. Diss. Erlangen. Goettingen 1895.

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personal data
SURNAME Rauch, Fritz
ALTERNATIVE NAMES Rauch, Friedrich
BRIEF DESCRIPTION German pharmacist and botanist
DATE OF BIRTH January 11, 1867
PLACE OF BIRTH Rottweil
DATE OF DEATH November 1, 1916
Place of death Memmingen