Nikolaus Joseph von Jacquin
Nikolaus Joseph Freiherr von Jacquin; Baron Nikolaus von Jacquin; Nikolaus von Jacquin; Jacquin; Jacq.; Jacq; Nikolaus Joseph Jacquin; Nicolaus Joseph Von Jacquin; Nicolaus Joseph von Jacquin; Nicolas Joseph von Jacquin; Miklós József Jacquin
February 16, 1727 – October 26, 1817
botanist, physician, chemist, explorer, professor, pteridologist, bryologist, zoologist, ornithologist, metallurgist, mycologist, entomologist, physicist
chemist, physician and botanist from the Netherlands (1727-1817)
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Austrian Empire
Andreas Berger
Austria
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Heimo Rainer
Austria
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