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Index of Botanists

NameEttingshausen, Constantin von
Date of birth1826
Date of death1897
Remarks [author note: Herbarium and types: W (?), specimens at BM]
ASA Botanist ID101899 botanist
GUIDhttp://purl.oclc.org/net/edu.harvard.huh/guid/uuid/1f1cdd2e-9793-4aa3-9445-cf0432ae8114
Variant nameConstantin von Ettingshausen
Author nameEttingshausen
B & P Author Abbrev.Ettingsh.
Standard/Label NameC. von Ettingshausen
Full NameEttingshausen, Constantin von
Geography AuthorAustria
Specialty AuthorAlgae
Specialty AuthorBryophytes
Specialty AuthorFossils
Specialty AuthorFungi and Lichens
Specialty AuthorPteridophytes
Specialty AuthorSpermatophytes
Citation as Author Authors of Plant Names. Royal Botanic Gardens, Kew
Citation as Author Taxonomic Literature. Second Edition. Utrecht
Member of teams/groups
Author in Farnkr. Jetztw.
Collector Teams:Schultz-Bipontinus & Ettingshausen 
Author Teams:Schultz-Bipontinus & Ettingshausen 

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