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Johannes Gessner

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Also known as Gessner, J. Gessner, Johannes Gesner, J. Geßner, Johannes Geßner

Swiss scientist (1709-1790)

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It sits within the topics 1709 births, 1790 deaths and 18th-century Swiss botanists.

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Born
1709
Died
1790
Works
8

Top works

  • Phytographiae sacrae specialis
  • Johannis Gesneri Tractatus physicus de petrificatis
  • Tabulæ phytographicæ
  • Specimen philosophiae naturalis an usum vitae applicandae expositum, in editationibus de frigore quod deo propitio
  • Syn Theō. Phytographiae sacrae generalis. Pars practica sexta. Quam auxiliante Deo praeside Johanne Gesnero, Med. D. Phys. & Math. Prof. Academ. Imperialis Naturae Curiosorum Germanicae et Russicae Petropolitanae, ... Pro consequendo examine philosophico defendent Conradus Oerius. Leonhardus Wirzius. Conradus Nyschelerus. Salomon Obermannus. Henricus Haefelinus. Martinus Schinzius. Casparus Schulthessius. Ludovicus Nyschelerus. Frid. Sal. Nyschelerus

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Instance of
human
Given name
Johannes
Gender
male
Citizenship
Switzerland
Place of birth
Zurich
Place of death
Zurich
Languages spoken
German
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date of birth
1709-03-18
date of death
1790-05-06
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municipal affiliation of a Swiss national
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