Romanus worked closely with his father, illustrating the publication Filicum genera et species recentiori methodo accomodatae analytice descriptae in 1799. Following in his late father's footsteps, he was appointed as the Professor of Botany at the University of Leipzig in 1801.[2] Romanus became good friends with Augustin Pyramus de Candolle, and the two would often send correspondences and exchange specimens. Romanus was personally thanked for his contributions in de Candolle's publication Flore française etc. 1815.[3] Upon the death of Romanus in 1806, his personal herbarium was sold with some material being incorporated into his father's collection.[4]
Petromarula pinnata is the sole species of the genus Petromarula, which was reclassified by Hedwig in 1806.
Published worksedit
Disquisitio ampullularum Lieberkühnii Physico-microscopica. Sectio prima etc. Barth. 1797.
Tremella nostoch: Commentatio etc. ex officina Bueschelia. 1798.
Observationum botanicarum fasciculus primus. in Bibliopolio Schaeferiano. 1802.
Hedwig, Romanus Adolph; Brisseau-Mirbel, Charles-François (1806). Genera plantarum secundum characteres differentiales ad Mirbelii editionem revisa et aucta edenda curavit.
^Howe, Marshall Avery, and George T. Hastings. Torreya, Volumes 3-4. Torrey Botanical Club, 1903.
^Stafleu, Frans A., et al. Taxonomic Literature: a Selective Guide to Botanical Publications and Collections with Dates, Commentaries and Types. Bohn, Scheltema & Holkema, 1979.
romanus, adolf, hedwig, 1772, 1806, sometimes, styled, romano, adolpho, hedwigio, simply, german, botanist, best, known, studies, into, pteridophytes, spermatophytes, mycology, bryology, notable, bryologist, johann, hedwig, standard, author, abbreviation, hedw. Romanus Adolf Hedwig 1772 1806 sometimes styled as Romano Adolpho Hedwigio or simply R A H was a German botanist best known for his studies into pteridophytes spermatophytes mycology and bryology He is the son of notable bryologist Johann Hedwig The standard author abbreviation R Hedw is used to indicate this person as the author when citing a botanical name 1 Romanus Adolf HedwigBorn1772Died1806 1807 aged 34 NationalityGermanKnown forBotanyScientific careerFieldsBotanyInstitutionsUniversity of LeipzigAuthor abbrev botany R Hedw Romanus worked closely with his father illustrating the publication Filicum genera et species recentiori methodo accomodatae analytice descriptae in 1799 Following in his late father s footsteps he was appointed as the Professor of Botany at the University of Leipzig in 1801 2 Romanus became good friends with Augustin Pyramus de Candolle and the two would often send correspondences and exchange specimens Romanus was personally thanked for his contributions in de Candolle s publication Flore francaise etc 1815 3 Upon the death of Romanus in 1806 his personal herbarium was sold with some material being incorporated into his father s collection 4 Petromarula pinnata is the sole species of the genus Petromarula which was reclassified by Hedwig in 1806 Published works editDisquisitio ampullularum Lieberkuhnii Physico microscopica Sectio prima etc Barth 1797 Tremella nostoch Commentatio etc ex officina Bueschelia 1798 Observationum botanicarum fasciculus primus in Bibliopolio Schaeferiano 1802 Hedwig Romanus Adolph Brisseau Mirbel Charles Francois 1806 Genera plantarum secundum characteres differentiales ad Mirbelii editionem revisa et aucta edenda curavit References edit International Plant Names Index R Hedw 20459448 Howe Marshall Avery and George T Hastings Torreya Volumes 3 4 Torrey Botanical Club 1903 Stafleu Frans A et al Taxonomic Literature a Selective Guide to Botanical Publications and Collections with Dates Commentaries and Types Bohn Scheltema amp Holkema 1979 Romanus Adolf Hedwig at Wikipedia s sister projects nbsp Texts from Wikisource nbsp Taxa from Wikispecies nbsp Data from Wikidata Retrieved from https en wikipedia org w index php title Romanus Adolf Hedwig amp oldid 1181150223, wikipedia, wiki, book, books, library,
