Botany
Discover prominent individuals who have shaped the field of Botany. Explore the contributions of notable biologists, scientists, and researchers who have advanced our understanding of plant life.
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John Hutton Balfour
 Great BritainScottish botanist and bryologist.
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Alwin Berger
 GermanyGerman gardener and botanist
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Muzaffar Geydar Abutalubov
 AzerbaijanAzerbaijani botanist.
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Wilhelm Hofmeister
Germany German botanist.
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Alphonse Candolle
 SwitzerlandSwiss botanist and biogeographer.
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Wilhelm Gerhard Walpers
Germany 19th century German botanist
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Oscar Drude
Germany German botanist, ecologist and geobotanist
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Alexandr Fomin
 UkraineRussian (Ukrainian) Soviet botanist
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Johann Centurius von Hoffmannsegg
Germany German botanist, entomologist and ornithologist.
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Giovanni Grassi
 ItalyItalian zoologist and parasitologist.
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Johann Amman
Switzerland Doctor and botanist
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Hugo De Vries
 NetherlandsDutch botanist and geneticist. Discovered the existence of heritable mutations
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Johann Maria Hildebrandt
Germany German botanist and explorer of the nature of Africa and Madagascar.
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Rudolf Jacob Camerarius
Germany German physician and botanist
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Matthias Jakob Schleiden
Germany German botanist
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Goran Wahlenberg
 SwedenSwedish botanist
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Henri Ernest Baillon
 FranceFrench botanist and physician.
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Ferdinand Julius Cohn
Germany Famous German botanist and bacteriologist
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August Grisebach
Germany German botanist
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Konrad Gesner
Switzerland Swiss encyclopedist.
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Carlo Allioni
Italy Italian physician, professor of botany at the University of Turin.
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Bernard Dodge
 USAAmerican botanist, mycologist and plant pathologist.
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Gustav Bongard
Germany German botanist in Russian service
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Thomas Nuttall
Great Britain English botanist and zoologist
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Fedor Krasheninnikov
Russian botanist, plant physiologist
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Anastasio Guzman
 SpainSpanish pharmacist, botanist, zoologist, traveler
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Carl Ludwig Blume
Netherlands 19th-century German-Dutch botanist and mycologist.
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Johann Gustav Gassner
Germany German botanist, phytopathologist.
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Johann Christoph Doll
Germany 19th century German botanist
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Fedor Brandt
Germany German naturalist, physician, zoologist and botanist
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Alexandre Henri Gabriel de Cassini
Great Britain The last representative of the famous Cassini
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Jean-Baptiste Lamarck
France French natural scientist
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Odoardo Beccari
Italy Italian botanist and traveler
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Alexis Jordan
France French botanist.
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Wilhelm Daniel Joseph Koch
Germany German botanist, taxonomist.
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Karl Kunth
Germany German botanist
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Konstantin Sytnik
Ukraine Ukrainian scientist and politician. Academician of the Academy of Sciences of Ukraine
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Otto Kuntze
Germany German botanist and traveler
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Karl Wilhelm Dalla Torre
 AustriaAustrian botanist and entomologist.
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Theodor Herzog
Germany German botanist, bryologist and traveler
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Anton Kerner
Austria Austrian botanist.
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Ludwig Koch
Germany German botanist
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David Don
Great Britain English botanist of the first half of the 19th century
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Joseph-Francois Lafitau
France French Jesuit, founder of comparative anthropology.
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Joseph Henry Maiden
Great Britain Australian Botanist
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Siro Kitamura
 JapanJapanese Botanist
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Albert Kellogg
USA American botanist and physician
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George Bentham
Great Britain English botanist
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Jahn Lamark
France Botanist
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Gregor Mendel
Austria Botanist and religious leader
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