Wünsche, Otto, 1839-1905
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Name (Latin)
Wünsche, Otto, 1839-1905
Other forms of name
Vi︠u︡nshe, Fridrikh Otto, 1839-1905
Wünsche, Friedrich Otto, 1839-1905
Wünsche, O., 1839-1905
Date of birth
1839-03-19
Date of death
1905-01-07
Associated country
Germany
Prussia (Kingdom)
Field of activity
Botany
Occupation
Botanists
High school teachers
Associated Language
ger
Gender
male
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MARC
Sources of Information
- Die Pilze, 1877:title page (Dr. Otto Wünsche, Oberlehrer am Gymnasium zu Zwickau)
- Flore générale des champignons, 1883:title page (Otto Wunsche, professeur au Gymnasium de Zwickau)
- OCLC, October 28, 2019(access points: Wünsche, Friedrich Otto, 1839-1905; Wünsche, Otto, 1839-1905; Wünsche, O.; Wünsche, Otto; usage: O. Wünsche; Otto Wünsche; Dr. Otto Wünsche; Prof. Dr. Otto Wünsche)
- VIAF, October 28, 2019(DNB authorized access point: Wünsche, Otto 1839-1905)
- Wikidata, October 28, 2019(Friedrich Otto Wünsche; German botanist; also known as: Otto Wünsche; sex or gender: male; country of citizenship: Prussia; date of birth: 19 March 1839; date of death: 7 January 1905; place of death: Zwickau; Russian name: Вюнше, Фридрих Отто = Vi︠u︡nshe, Fridrikh Otto)
- Otto Wünsche (Botaniker); Friedrich Otto Wünsche; born 19 March 1839 in Milkel (Oberlausitz); died 7 January 1905 in Zwickau ( (Wikisource, October 28, 2019) )
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F. Otto Wünsche
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Autograph von Friedrich Otto Wünsche, Public domainWikipedia description:
Friedrich Otto Wünsche (1839–1905) was a German mycologist. A teacher by profession, he authored influential field guides including the widely used Die Pflanzen Deutschlands ("The plants of Germany") and produced some of the first accessible handbooks on German fungi and cryptogams. Despite lacking formal university training, he received an honorary doctorate from the University of Leipzig in 1871 and was later awarded the title of Professor in recognition of his contributions to botanical education and regional flora studies.
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