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Title
Ferdinand von Müller, 1825-1896: Spuren eines australischen Botanikers in seiner Geburtsstadt Rostock
In
Series: Beiträge zur Geschichte der Universität Rostock, Heft 22
Imprint
Universität Rostock, Rostock, 1998, 94 pp
Subject
Chronological Classification 1788-1900 General Works
Description

Karsten SCHRÖDER, 'Ferdinand (von) Müller in Rostock oder die familiären Wurzeln und die Kindheit des australischen Naturwissenschaftlers', pp. 11-38; Angela HARTWIG, 'Ferdinand von Müller betreffende Dokumente und Akten in mecklenburgischen Archiven', pp. 39-52; Michaela SELLING, 'Ferdinand von Müllers Geburtshaus: Das Mönchentor in Rostock und seine Baugeschichte', pp.53-66; Johannes D. NAUUENBURG, 'Pflanzen Ferdinand von Müllers und ihr Weg nach Rostock', pp.67-75; Norma SCHMITZ and Ragnar KINZELBACH, 'Material von Ferdinand von Müller in der Zoologischen Sammlung der Universität Rostock', pp. 77-94.

Source
Carlson 1998

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