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.

Nikolay Kuznetsov
Russian and Soviet botanical geographer, florist and taxonomist

Bernard Dodge
USA
USAAmerican botanist, mycologist and plant pathologist.

Hugo De Vries
Netherlands
NetherlandsDutch botanist and geneticist. Discovered the existence of heritable mutations

Karl Negeli
Germany
GermanyOne of the most prominent botanists of the 19th century.

Karl Kunth
Germany
GermanyGerman botanist

Traugott Gerber
Germany
GermanyGerman doctor, botanist and traveler

Mikhail Kotov
Soviet botanist - taxonomist, geobotanist

Siro Kitamura
Japan
JapanJapanese Botanist

Michel Adanson
France
FranceFrench botanist, famous explorer of tropical Africa

Johann Centurius von Hoffmannsegg
Germany
GermanyGerman botanist, entomologist and ornithologist.

Norman Ernest Borlaug
USA
USAAmerican breeder and plant pathologist, father of the so-called. "green revolution"

Frederick Manson Bailey
Great Britain
Great BritainBotanist

Chester Dewey
USA
USAAmerican botanist, priest and educator

Oscar Drude
Germany
GermanyGerman botanist, ecologist and geobotanist

Rudolf Jacob Camerarius
Germany
GermanyGerman physician and botanist

Gaspard Bauhin
Switzerland
SwitzerlandSwiss anatomist and botanist, plant taxonomist

Evgeniy Korovin
Russian botanist

Allan Cunningham
Great Britain
Great BritainEnglish botanist, brother of Richard Cunningham. Collected and studied the flora of Australia and partly New Zealand.

David Don
Great Britain
Great BritainEnglish botanist of the first half of the 19th century

Joseph de Tournefort
France
FranceFrench botanist, professor of botany at the Royal Garden of Medicinal Plants in Paris, member of the Paris Academy of Sciences.

Johannes Warming
Denmark
DenmarkDanish botanist, ecologist, algologist, mycologist, microbiologist

George Shull
USA
USAAmerican botanist, geneticist, publisher and editor.

Joseph Banks
Great Britain
Great BritainEnglish explorer, naturalist, botanist and patron of the natural sciences.

Nathaniel Lord Britton
USA
USAAmerican botanist and taxonomist

Johann Christian Buxbaum
Germany
GermanyGerman naturalist

Charles Gaudichaud-Beaupre
France
FranceFrench botanist and plant taxonomist

Adolphe-Theodore Brongniart
France
FranceFrench botanist. Founder of modern paleobotany and developer of the classification of fossil plants.

Jean-Baptiste Lamarck
France
FranceFrench natural scientist

Nicholas Culpeper
Great Britain
Great BritainEnglish pharmacist, botanist and physician

Martinus Beijerinck
Netherlands
NetherlandsDutch microbiologist and botanist

Leon Kruaza
Italy
ItalyItalian and Venezuelan botanist, biogeographer

William Aiton
Great Britain
Great BritainScottish botanist and gardener

Otto Degener
USA
USAAmerican botanist and collector

Carl Ludwig Blume
Netherlands
Netherlands19th-century German-Dutch botanist and mycologist.

John Hutton Balfour
Great Britain
Great BritainScottish botanist and bryologist.

Johann HEDWIG
Germany
GermanyGerman botanist

Matthias Jakob Schleiden
Germany
GermanyGerman botanist

Emmanuel Drake del Castillo
France
FranceFrench botanist of Spanish origin.

Hugo Mohl
Germany
GermanyGerman botanist

Birgitta Bremer
Sweden
SwedenSwedish botanist, professor

Gregor Mendel
Austria
AustriaBotanist and religious leader

Anton Kerner
Austria
AustriaAustrian botanist.

George Don
Great Britain
Great Britain19th century Scottish botanist and plant collector.

Nikolay Vavilov
Russian botanist, plant breeder, geneticist, geographer

Nikolaus Joseph Jacquin
Austria
AustriaAustrian botanist, chemist and metallurgist.

Charles Sarzhent
USA
USAAmerican botanist.

Johann Maria Hildebrandt
Germany
GermanyGerman botanist and explorer of the nature of Africa and Madagascar.

Alexandr Fomin
Ukraine
UkraineRussian (Ukrainian) Soviet botanist

Asa Gray
USA
USA19th century American botanist and florist

Henry Gleason
USA
USAAmerican botanist, geobotanist, ecologist