Index of collectors of Bryophyta in the Herbarium Hamburgense (HBG)

1 September 2007

This is an index of the collectors of bryophytes in HBG, comprising some information on their collections. The bryophytes of the Herbarium Hamburgense (see also VITT et al. 1985) are mainly consisting in the collections of F. Elmendorff, O. Jaap, P. Junge, F. Klimmek, A. C. Kopsch, F. C. Laban, H. Meyer, W. Mönkemeyer, P. Prahl, G. Schwenker, E. M. Reineck, C. T. Timm, R. Timm and E. Ule. The oldest bryophyte sample in HBG has been collected by Flügge in 1798.

There are separates of some publications of Kurt Walther (Curator of HBG till about 1980) available on request.

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  1. Acker, Hugo: - 7 samples (e.g. Homalia obtusata, Isopterygium ackeri, Isopterygium tenerum, Lopholejeunea tonkinensis, Plagiochila kehdingiana) from Tonkin (now: Vietnam) from 1896, 1897, 1898.
  2. Ahlborn, F. (1858 - 1937): - According to the "Jahrbücher der Hamburgischen Wissenschaftlichen Anstalten" the Herbarium Hamburgense received an unknown number of bryophytes and lichens in the year 1892 collected by Ahlborn in Patagonia. There is no Inventary list. (See Frahm & Eggers 2001, p.12 with portrait).
  3. Allescher, Andreas (6.6.1828 - 10.4.1903): - Bavarian mycologist. Few samples from Germany (Bavaria) dated 1948 (1848??) were received with the collection T. Wahnschaff. (See Frahm & Eggers 2001: 14).
  4. Allison, G. H.: - One sample from Great Britain (England, Tetney) collected in 1930.
  5. Allison, K. W. (1894 - 1976): - 4 samples from New Zealand (e.g. Lepidolaena taylorii, Plagiochilion conjugatum) collected 1930, 1931, 1932, 1934.
  6. Alm, Karl Gustav (1888 - ?): - One sample from Sweden collected in 1910.
  7. Ammann, Jules (1859 - 1939): - One sample from Switzerland collected in 1912. (See Frahm & Eggers 2001: 15 f. with portrait).
  8. Anderson, U.: - 1 sample from the Seychelles collected 1926.
  9. Andersson, F.: - HBG received 1128 samples of bryophytes, algae, lichens and fungi in the year 1955 (2.11.1955, Inv.-Nr.109) from the amateur, who lived in the Hamburg quarter of Volksdorf(Hamburg-Volksdorf, Am Wensenbalken 62). The largest part of the collectionconsists in fungi. Apparently the samples have been bought from othercollectors and the labels have been transcribed uniformly probably by Andersson himself. As Andersson could not read all the writing some of the original information is lost.
  10. Ando, Hisatsugu (*1922): - Prof. at HiroshimaUniv. 20 samples (e.g. Duthiella speciosissima, Hylocomiastrum himalayanum, Hypnum calcicolum, Hypnum densirameum, Hypnum fujiyamae, Isotachis japonica, Isotheciopsis comes, Kurzia fauriana, Lejeunea compacta, Macrosporiella dozyoides, Micromitrium makinoana, Mnium laevinerve, Neckera yezoana, Orthoamblystegium spurio-robustum, Plagiomnium maximowiczii, Trichocoleopsis sacculata) from Japan collected between 1960 and 1968.
  11. Andres,Heinrich (1883 - 1970): - 3 samples from Germany (Rheinland-Pfalz) collected between 1927 and 1929. (See FRAHM & Eggers 2001: 17 f.).
  12. Apollinaire,[Frere] (1867-?): - Several samples (e.g. Plagiochila keckiana) from Colombia collected 1907, 1909.
  13. Arcangeli, Giovanni (1840-1921): - 2 samples from Italy (Florenz, Pisa) collected 1876 and 1887.
  14. ARCHAVALETA, JOSÉ (1838-1912): - Prof. 1 sample (Tortula muralis) from Uruguay.
  15. ARNELL, H. W. (1848-1932): - Several samples (e.g. Bryum archangelicum, Jungermannia caespiticia) from Sweden collected 1872 - 1906.
  16. Arnell, Sigfrid (1895-1970): - Son of H. W. Arnell (1848 - 1932). Swedish Bryologist. 4 duplicates from Sweden collected in the years 1912, 1913 and 1947.
  17. Arnold: - One sample from Nicaragua collected in 1923.
  18. Arnold, Ferdinand Christian Gustav (1828 - 1901): - Before specializing on lichens, F. Arnold was interested in bryophytes and published several articles on the mosses of a region in Bavaria. HBG owns two samples from Bavaria collected in 1857 and 1860. See also the file lichens. (See Frahm & Eggers 2001: 19 f. with portrait)
  19. Artaria, Aug.: - 5 samples from Italy collected between 1897 and 1903.
  20. Ascherson, Paul (1834-1913): - 1 sample from Italy collected 1863. (See Frahm& Eggers 2001: 20 with portrait).
  21. Aßmann, Adolf (31.3.1911 - 9.12.1985): - Orbituary by MARTIENSSEN (1986). 228 samples of bryophytes have been handed to the HerbariumHamburgense in october 1966 by the collector (Inventary number 240). The material has been collected in Hamburg, Niedersachsen and Schleswig-Holstein (Sylt) in 1962. (See Frahm & Eggers 2001: 20f.)
  22. AUERSWALD, BERNHARD (1818 - 1870): - 2 samples (Mylia taylorii, Pleuridium subulatum) from Saxony („Sächsische Schweiz“). (See Frahm & Eggers 2001: 21).

     

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  23. Baenitz, Carl Gabriel (1837 - 1913): - Several samples from his Exsiccatae. (See Frahm &Eggers 2001: 22f. with portrait)
  24. BAKER, CHARLES FULLER (1872-1927): - 3 samples (e.g. Isopterygium tenerum, Rhynchostegium taxithelioides) from Colombia collected 1898, 1 sample from Nicaragua collected 1903. (See Hertel & Schreiber 1988: 200).
  25. BALANSA, B. (1825-1891): 1 sample (Meteorium balansaeanum) from Tonkin (Now: Vietnam) collected 1888.
  26. Barker, S.: 1 sample from England collected 1887.
  27. Bartling, Ernst (1886/87 - 1938): Diplom-Ingenieur from Duisburg. 5 samples from Germany (Rheinland-Pfalz) collected between 1920 and 1932. (See Frahm & Eggers 2001: 25).
  28. Bauer, E. (1860 - 1942): 6 samples from Germany (Berlin) and Czechia collected between 1867 and 1898 e.g. the type of Fissidens velenovskyi. See also BAUER: Bryotheca Bohemica, BAUER: Musci Europaei Exsiccati.(See Frahm & Eggers 2001: 26 f. with portrait). The collector of 1867 should be another person.
  29. Baumgartner, Julius (1870 - 1955): 2 samples from Austria (Tirol) and Kroatia (Dalmatia) collected between 1902 and 1899. (See Frahm & Eggers 2001: 28 with portrait).
  30. BAUR, WILHELM (1839-1920): 2 samples (style:Bryum archangelicum, Ptychodium hyperboreum) from Norway collected ca.1890. (See Frahm & Eggers 2001, p.30f. with portrait).
  31. Bayer,Edwin: 12 samples from Germany (Bavaria, Schleswig-Holstein) and Poland(Riesengebirge) collected between 1913 and 1914. (Pohlia cruda, Poland, Riesengebirge, Spindelmühle).
  32. Berger,Alwin (1871-1931): 2 samples fromItaly collected 1898 and 1899.
  33. Bergner,KARL (1885-1948): 3 samples fromGermany (Sachsen) collected 1920 and 1929. (SeeFrahm & Eggers 2001, p.37f.).
  34. Berggren, S. (1837 - 1917): Am 23.4.1868 bzw. am 23.4.1868 gingen dem Herbarium Hamburgense 99 bzw. 100 Moose des Sammlers aus Neuseeland (collected 1874) zu (Inventarnummern 253, 254). Es handelt sich vermutlich um Dubletten aus dem Herbarium in Lund. 2 samples from Sweden and Norway collected 1863 and 1868. (Zugang – doppelt! -  vorm Sammeldatum??)
  35. Bernau, KARL (1873-1947): 1 sample fromGermany (Sachsen-Anhalt) collected 1912. FRAHM & Eggers (2001: 38) mention two publications by K. Bernau onthe Mooses from Halle.
  36. Berry, A.: One sample from New Zealand collected 1902.
  37. Bertram, WERNER (1835-1899) ("Pastor Bertram"): 4 samples (e.g. Didymodontophaceus)  from Germany (Lower Saxony) collected between 1871 and 1882. (See FRAHM & Eggers 2001, p.38f. with portrait).
  38. Bertsch,Karl (1878 - 1965): 1 sample from Germany (Baden-Württemberg) from 1942 in thecollection Schumacher. See FRAHM &Eggers 2001: 39 with portrait).
  39. Beyle, MAX (1865-?): 2 samples from Germany(Hamburg, Niedersachsen) collected 1907.
  40. Beyrich, Heinrich Karl (1796 - 1834): 2 samples from Germany (Berlin, Lower Saxony)collected 1815. See Frahm & Eggers 2001: 40, STAFLEU & COWAN (1976ff), SAYRE (1975).
  41. BINSTEAD, CHARLES HERBERT (1862-1941): - Reverend. 1 sample from Borneo, collected 1913.
  42. BIZOT, MAURICE (1905-1979): 1 sample (Cololejeunea calcarea) from France collected 1935.
  43. Blumrich, JOSEPH (1865-1949): 3 samples from Austria collected 1904 and 1911. (See Frahm & Eggers 2001: 44)
  44. Bock, von: - 2 sample from Livland collected 1908.
  45. BOLANDER, HENRY NICHOLAS (11831-1897): - 1 sample (Plagiomniumvenustum) from California collected 1870. (See Frahm & Eggers 2001,p.45 with portrait).
  46. BOLLE, CARL AUGUST (1821-1909): 1 sample. (See Frahm & Eggers 2001, p.46 withportrait)
  47. Bologne,C.: 1 sample from Belgia collected 1871.
  48. BOMANSSON, J. J.: Several samples (e.g. Bryum archangelcium) from Finland collected 1900.
  49. BOOSMAN: - 1 sample (Lepidozia septemfida) from Australia (NSW) collected 1907.
  50. BORGEN, MARTINIUS (1834-1915): Norwegian missionary in South Africa. 5 samples (e.g. Philonotis sparsifolia, Trachypodopsis serrulata) from Madagaskar collected 1869, 1877. (See DORR 1997, p.55f.)
  51. Bornmüller, A.: - Brother of J. F. N. Bornmüller.1 sample from Iran. (See Frahm & Eggers 2001, p.47)
  52. Bornmüller, Joseph Friedrich Nicolaus (1862 - 1948): - Dem Hamburger Herbarium gingen am 15.4.1929 48 Moose aus Macedonien zu, die in den Jahren 1917 und 1918 gesammeltwurden. See also BORNMÜLLER: Lydiae et Cariae pl. Exsiccatae and BORNMÜLLER:Plantae Canar. Exs. For biographical notes see Frahm & Eggers 2001, p.47f. with portrait and the collectorsindex of lichens in this file. 1 sample from Madeira collected 1900, 2 samples (e.g. Hypnum canariense) from La Palma (Kanaren) collected 1901; 1 sample (Philonotis loeskeana)  from Egypt collected 1908.
  53. BOROS, ADAM (1900-1973): Several samplesfrom his Plantae hungariae Exsiccatae, collected 1927, 1934, 1938.

    54.New Roman"'>  BOTTINI, ANTONIO (1850-1931): 1 sample () from Italy collected1881.
  54. Boubee, N.: 4 samplesfrom France, Martinique and Panama.
  55. Bougard: - 1 sample from Russia (Petersburg) collected 1844.
  56. Brandis, Dietrich (1824 - 1907): - 1 sample from India (Narkanda) collected 1877.
  57. BRAUN, ALEXANDER (1805-1877): 1 sample (Grimmia conferta) from Heidelberg ex herb. P. Richter (See Frahm & Eggers 2001, p. 49 with portrait).

  58. Braun, GOTTLIEB (1821-1882): 4 samples fromGermany (Baden-Württemberg, Niedersachsen and Nordrhein-Westfalen) collectedbetween 1826 ( wohl ALEXANDER BRAUN!) and 1876. (See Frahm & Eggers 2001, p.49).

  59. Breidler, Johann (1828-1913): - 3 samples (e.g. Hygrohypnumsmithii)  from Austria(Steiermark) collected between 1879 and 1895. (See Frahm & Eggers 2001, p.50f. with portrait).

    61.New Roman"'>  BRENES, ALBERT MARIA (1890-?): Prof. 5samples from Costa Rica (e.g. Holomitriummoenkemeyeri Ren. & Card. n.sp., collected 1901.

  60. Breuer,A.: - 2 samples from Costarica collected 1901 (irrtümlich für Brenes?)

    63.New Roman"'>  Breutel,Johann Christian (1788 - 1875): 2samples (e.g. Isopterygium strangulatum)  from Gnadenthal in South Africa collected 1861, several samples withoutdate in the collection WÜSTNEI. (See Frahm & Eggers 2001, p.52f. withportrait).

  61. Brinkman, A. H.: - 1 sample from Canada collected 1912.

  62. Brotherus, V. F. (1848-1929): - 3 samples (e.g. Bryum archangelicum)  from Finland collected 1871, 1900,1901.

  63. BROUARD, Arsène (1867-1938): - 1 sample (Lindbergia mexicana) from Mexico, collected 1906.

  64. BRUCH, Philipp (1781-1847): - Co-autor of the famous Bryologia Europaea. 1 sample () fromZweibrücken/Pfalz. (See Frahm & Eggers 2001, p.55f.).

  65. Brunard:1 sample from France collected 1908.

  66. Bryhn, NILS (1854-1916): - 3 samples from Norway collected 1901 and 1902.

  67. BUCHANAN, M.: - 1 sample (Jubula hutchinsiae) from Britain, collected 1929.

  68. Buchtien, OTTO (1859 - 1946): Mainyl acollector of higher plants in Bolivia. 1 sample from Peru, 1 sample (Plagiochila popolensis)from Bolivia collected 1912.(See Frahm & Eggers 2001, p.60f. with portrait).

  69. Buck, William R. (* 1950): - Prof. at the New York Botanical Garden. Bryologist. Editor of the journal "TropicalBryology". Author of "Pleurocarpous mosses of the West Indies"(1998). About a dozen specimens came to HBG by exchange with NY the 28.6.1995. 3 samples (Brymela parkeriana, Kurzia brasiliensis, Pilosium chlorophyllum) from Brazil collected 1979.
  70. Buck: - One sample from Germany (Zweibrücken), probably last century. (? BRUCH)
  71. Budde,Hermann (1890-1954): - 1 sample from Germany (Nordrhein-Westfalen) collected 1952. (See Frahm & Eggers 2001: 61 with portrait).
  72. Buek, W.: - Several samples from the herbarium Buek (Hamburg), e.g. Haplomitrium hookeri and Buxbaumia aphylla collected in Hamburg, 2 samples (Leskea adiantoides, Leskea gracilescens, Leskea microcarpa) from Amerika.
  73. Bulnheim, OTTO (1820-1865): 1 sample from Germany (Saxony). See FRAHM & Eggers(2001, p.62 with portrait) and SCHADE (1961).
  74. Burchard, OSCAR (1864-1949): Dr. Burchard was a member of the metereological stationof the German "Seewarte" of the Hamburg Airport Fuhlsbüttel. Heworked on the moss flora of the vicinity of Hamburg (1891). The collectionconsists in 727 mosses, which came to the Hamburg Herbarium the 18.8.1931.Samples from Austria (Heiligenblut) and Germany (Baden-Württemberg, Hamburg andSchleswig-Holstein) collected between 1888 and 1890.1 sample (Weissia crispata) fromSwitzerland collected 1894. (HBG: Accession number 1890). Later he lived on Tenerife/Canary Isl. and was mainly interested in succulent plants. (A biographical sketch is prepared by Dr. T. Timmann, Hamburg).
  75. Burgess, C. J.: One sample from New Zealand collected in 1905.
  76. Burrell, WILLIAM HOLMES (1865-1945): 1sample from England collected 1929.
  77. Butterfaß,T.: Professor at the University in Frankfurt(Germany). 3 samples from Germany (Lower Saxony, Nordrhine-Westfalia) collected1955 and 1956.
  78. Bürgener,O.(1876-1966): One sample from"Pommern" from the year 1928 in the collection Schumacher. (See Frahm & Eggers 2001, p.61f.) Canberra (ACT): Exchange material of 50 samples under thenumber 893 received the 1.9.1992.

  79. CAFLISCH, Jakob Friedrich (1817-1882): 1 sample (Saelania glaucescens) from Bavaria collected 1857. (See Frahm & Eggers 2001, p.66).
  80. CARR, CEDRIC ERROLL (1892 - 1936): - 5 samples (e.g. Lepidozia hasskarliana, Mastopoma armitii) from New Guinea collected 1935, 1936.
  81. CARRINGTON, BENJAMIN (1827 - 1893): - 1 sample (Drepanolejeunea hamatifolia) from Ireland.

  82. CHOPRA, RAM SARAN (1904-?) : - 3 samples from Indian Himalaya from 1930,1932, 1935 (Hygrohypnum angustirete DIX.).

  83. CLAUSEN, A.: - 1 sample (Leskea polycarpa) from Danmark (Fünen) collected 1897.

  84. COCKAYNE, LEONARD (1855-1934): - 1 sample (Lepidolaenataylorii) from New Zealand collected 1894.

  85. Conradi, F. E.: - 1 sample from Norway (Holmestrand) from 1890.

  86. Corbière, LOUIS (1850-1941): - 8 samples from France (Cherbourg) collected 1886 - 1895.

  87. Correns, Carl Erich (1864 - 1933): - 6 samples from Switzerland (Engadin) and Italy (Bozen) from 1882 and 1886. (See Frahm & Eggers 2001, p. 71f. with portrait).

  88. Crundwell, Alan Cyril (1923 - 2000): - 2 samples (Mastigophora woodsii, Sphaerocarpus texanus) from Britain collected 1950 and 1968, one sample from Ireland collected 1962

  89. Culmann, PAUL (1860-1936): 2 samples from Switzerland from 1905 and 1910. (See Frahm & Eggers 2001, p.73 withportrait).

  90. Curnow, WILLIAM (1809-1887): - Beleg ausEngland, 1865, in der Sammlung Uechtritz (HBG 3972).
  91. Cypers, V.v (1857-1930): One sample Acrocladiumcuspidatum from Czechia from the year 1906 in the collection Reineck.
  92. Davidson, Olafur: - One sample from Island from 1903.
  93. Degener, OTTO (1899-1987): - Several samples (e.g. Jamesoniella coriacea, Neckera hawaiico-pennata) from Hawaii (USA) via the herbar O. Schallert, Florida.
  94. Delogne, CHARLES HENRI (1834-1901): Onesample from France (Bouillon) from 1871.
  95. DEMETRIO, C. H. (1845 - 19369): 1 sample (Physcomitrium immersum) from the USA collected 1894.
  96. Dietrich, Koncordia Amalie (1821 - 1891): In younger days A.Dietrich lived together with the Apotheker and Naturaliensammler W.A.S.Dietrich, later (1863 - 1873) she was a professional collector for Godeffroy in Australia, 1871 - 1872 she visitedthe Tonga-Islands (BISCHOFF LÜTTGE 1988, see also file spermatophyta). HerAustralian mosses which are housed in Göttingen(GOET) were analized by K. Müller (MÜLL.HAL.)(See Frahm & Eggers 2001, p.78f. with portrait).

    96.New Roman"'>  Dietzow,LUDWIG von (?-1945): 3 samples (e.g. from Prussia (now:Poland) from 1909,1921 and 1932 in the collection A. Schumacher.(See Frahm & Eggers 2001, p.79)
  97. DIHM, HUGO (1867-1942): 1 sample from Bavaria collected 1920. (See H.Hertel 1981 with portrait; Frahm & Eggers 2001, p.79f. withportrait).
  98. Dinklage, Max (1864-1935): - Dinklage was a clerk at the Hamburg enterprise Woermann in Batanga/Kamerun (1889 - 92), later in Liberia, then diplomatischer Vertreter der Republik Liberia beim Deutschen Reich in Hamburg. During his stay in Kamerun und Liberia he collected also mosses. Samples from the Eppendorfer Moor, the Haake (Hamburg) and the quarter Klein Flottbek from the years 1887 to 1889 show that he worked on mosses already in his home town. 4 samples from Kamerun collected 1893 (e.g. Hygrolejeunea spec., Isopterygium lepturum, Lopholejeunea subfusca, Plagiochila loloensis). (See Frahm & Eggers 2001, p.81f.)

  99. Dixon, HUGH NEVILLE (1861-1944).: - 17 mosses from Scottland and Norway have been received the 27.9.1933 from Northampton/England.

  100. Döring, Wilhelm Ludwig (1802 - 1877): - 1 sample (Ditrichum pallidum) from Remscheid. (See Frahm & Eggers 2001: 83).

  101. Dräßurenuro: - One sample from Norway (Hunnensä) from 1889. (??)

  102. Dreesen, Peter: - One sample from Great Britain (Middleton) from 1872. (See Frahm & Eggers 2001: 84f.).

  103. Drège, Johann Franz (1794 - 1881): - 1 sample from USA. (See Frahm & Eggers 2001: 85 withportrait).

  104. Dresler, E. F.: - 2 samples from Silesia (now: Poland) (Obergiessmannsdorf) from 1874 and 1877. (See Frahm & Eggers: 85).

  105. Dubjanskij, V.: - 1 sample (Syntrichia caninervis) from Turkestan collected 1916.

  106. Duda, Josef (*1925): - Two samples (Gymnomitrion conncinatum, Lophozia ventricosa) from Czechia and Slowakia collected 1953 and 1969.

  107. Düll, Ruprecht (*1931): - Professor emer. at Gesamthochschule Duisburg. 3 samples from Germany and Greece from 1953 and 1964, 1 sample from Italy from 1965, several samples from the USA collected 1965, 1 sample from Mexico collected 1966.

  108. Dusén, Per (1855 - 1926): - 4 samples (e.g. Leucobryum elevatum, Leucobryum itacolumitis) from Brazil (Parana) from 1903 and 1918, 1 sample from Patagonia, 4 samples (Isotachis anceps, Isotachis madida, Isotachis spegazzianiana, Lepyrodon hexastichus) from Tierra del Fuego collected 1896, 5 samples from Cameroon (e.g. Isopterygiumnivescens, Lejeunea papilionacea) collected 1891.

  109. Duthie, John Firminger (1845 - 1922): - 2 samples (Hymenostylium globicarpum, Macrothamnium submacrocarpum) from India collected 1895 - 1898.

  110. DYAL, D.: - 1 sample from India from 1931

  111. Ecklon, CHRISTIAN FRIEDRICH (1795-1868): 1 sample (Leptotrichum capense) collected in South Africa (ex herbar Wüstnei 1861). (See Frahm& Eggers 2001: 89f.)

  112. Econopoulos: - 2 boxes.

  113. Elmendorff, Franz (1890 - 1973): - Elmendorff was a teacher (Gewerbeoberlehrer, corresponding nowadays Berufsschullehrer) in Hamburg (FRAHM 1995: 26). There are two card catalogues on his collecitons produced by Elmendorff himself. They comprise handwrittten (file 1) and typed (file 2) lists of the locations, filed by species names. Elmendorffs collection came to the Herbarium Hamburgense the 11.7.1973. Elmendorff collected in Baden-Württemberg, Bayern, Hamburg, Niedersachsen, Nordrhein-Westfalen, Rheinland-Pfalz, Schleswig-Holstein, Austria and Poland in the years 1938 to 1963. His material is one of the larger ones in Hamburg. He did not publish byhimself but handed his results to JENSEN (1952) and F.KOPPE (1964). On the basis of 47 cards in the HBG access catalogue his collection can be estimated as high as 5000 samples. (See Frahm & Eggers 2001: 95f. with portrait).

  114. Elmer, A. D. E. (1870 - 1942): - Several samples (e.g. Jungermanniacomata, Lepicolea scolopendra) from the Philippines collected 1907. (See Steenis-Kruseman 1950: 151f. with portrait).

  115. Engel, John J.(*1941): - Curator at Field Museum, Chicago, USA. Samples from Cape Horn (South America).

  116. Engel, Horst (1901 - 1986): Professor and director at the "Institut fürAllgemeine Botanik" (today "Biocentre Klein-Flottbek") in Hamburg. Samples from the Hamburg quarter Rissen and the Salemer Moor (Schleswig-Holstein) from 1954 and 1955.

  117. ENGLER, ADOLF (1844 - 1930): - 2 samples from Italy(Florence). (See Frahm & Eggers 2001: 97f. with portrait).

  118. ERICHSEN, C. E. F.: - German Lichenologist. 1 sample (Bryum archangelicum) from Finland collected 1933.

  119. EVERKEN, V.: - 1 sample (Loeskeobryum bevirostre) from Silesia (now: Poland) collected 1867. (See Frahm & Eggers 2001, p.99).

  120. Evers, Erik: - 1 sample from Norway from 1961.

  121. Familler, IGNAZ (1863 - 1923): - 1 sample from Bavaria from 1904. (See Frahm & Eggers 2001: 100f. with portrait).

  122. FASSMANN, R.: - 1 sample (Trachypodopsis fassmannii Broth.n.sp.) from Tanzania (Mt. Kilimandscharo) collected 1907.

  123. FAURIE, U. J.(1847 - 1915): - 2 samples from Japan (Kurzia makinoana, Mylia taylorii) collected 1907, 1908.

  124. Fendler, August (1813 - 1883): 5 samples (e.g. Atractylocarpus longisetus, Pterobryon densum) from Venezuela collected 1855. (See Frahm & Eggers, 2001, p.103f. with portrait).
  125. Ferrie, BERNARD JOSEPH (1856 - 1919): - 1 sample from Japan from 1899.
  126. Feuerer, Tassilo (5.8.1949): - Curator for cryptogams at the Herbarium Hamburgense, mainly lichenological publications. Extensive presentation in the file collectors of lichens. A sample of Sphagnum collected by T. Feuerer in Bolivia has been described by CRUM (1990) as the new species Sphagnum inretortum CRUM in a new section Inretorta. There are samples of bryophytes from Germany (Bayern, Hamburg, Niedersachsen, Schleswig-Holstein), other European countries (Italy, Austria, Schweden, Switzerland and Spain) as well as South America (Argentina, Bolivia, Brazil, Chile, Peru and Venezuela).
  127. Fiedler, C. F. B. (1807 - 1869): - 3 samples (e.g. Ditrichum flexicaule,Racomitrium ericoides) from Mecklenburg-Vorpommern collected 1842, 1848. (SeeFrahm & Eggers 2001, p.105)
  128. FINSCH, OTTO(1839-1917): 1 sample (Meteoriumsandvicense) from Hawaii collected 1879. (See Frahm & Eggers 2001,p.105f. with portrait).

    129.New Roman"'>FIORI, ADRIANO (1865-?): 1 sample from Italy collected 1882.
  129. Fleischer, MAX (1861 - 1930): - 1 sample (Leptobarbula berica) fromItaly collected 1897, 1 sample from India from 1909, 4 samples (e.g. from Java and 1 from Ceylon. (See Frahm& Eggers, 2001, p.106-109, with portrait).
  130. Flögel, J. H. L. (Not in GRUMMANN): The Herbarium Hamburgense obtained the 6.6.1919 20 boxes with bryophytes, algae,fungi and lichens from the collector. The material from Hamburg and Schleswig-Holsteinhas been collected in the years 1867, 1891, 1893 and 1894.
  131. Flößner, W. WILLY (1898-1979): - Collector for Bryotheca Saxonica (1935). Samples from Saxonia1929 in Herbar A. Schumacher,1 sample from Saxoniacollected 1930 (Grimmia hartmanii) and 1935. (See Frahm & Eggers 2001, p.109f., with portrait).
  132. Flügge, J. (1775 - 1816):Collected in Jena the oldest bryophyte sample in the Herbarium Hamburgense in1798. Flügge at that time was studying in Jena.(See Frahm & Eggers 2001: 110 f.).
  133. FOREAU, REV. PÈRE GEORGE (1882-?): 1 sample fromIndia collected 1929.

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  134. Forssell, KARLBROR JAKOB (1856-1898): 1 sample from Sweden from 1876.

    136.New Roman"'>Forster, Kr.: 3 samplesfrom Switzerland from 1893.

  135. FORSYTHE, WILLIAM (1864-1910): 3 samples (e.g. from Australia(NSWales) collected 1899.

  136. FOSHEIM, IVAR: 1 sample (Warnstorfia sarmentosa) from Ellesmere Land (Arctic Canada) collected 1899.

  137. Fowler, JAMES(1829-1923): 3 samples from Jamaica and Canada from 1872 and 1882.

  138. Frahm, Jan-Peter (*1945): Prof. for Botanyin Bonn. The Herbarium Hamburgense contains at least CampylopodesExsiccatae IV (76 - 100) and a sample from France (Vogesen).see also FRAHM: Bryophyta Vogesiaca Exs.

    141.New Roman"'>FRANC, ISADORE: 2 samples (Kurzia gonyotricha, Lepidozia massartiana) from New Caledoniacollected 1906, 1908.

  139. Freiberg, WILHELM (1879-1967): - 3 samples from Bavaria, Hessen and Rheinland-Pfalz from 1921and 1955. (See Frahm & Eggers 2001,p.114 with portrait).

  140. FRITZE, RICHARD (1841-1903): 2 samples (Hypnumcanariense) from Madeira collected 1880. (See Frahm & Eggers 2001: 115f. with portrait).

  141. Funck, HEINRICH CHRISTIAN (1771-1839): - Kurzbiographie in MÄGDEFRAU 1978: 142, extensive biography by E.Hertel (1995); see also Frahm & Eggers 2001, p.120f.  with portrait).Warum aufgenommen: keine Proben?

  142. Futschig, JOSEF (1911 - 1984): - 1 sample from Norway from 1957, 1 sample from Bavaria (Allgäu) of . (See Frahm& Eggers 2001, p.121ff. with portrait).

  143. Gander, HIERONYMUS (1832-1902): - 1 sample from Austria from 1879. (See Frahm & Eggers 2001, p.126 withportrait).

  144. GEHEEB, ADALBERT(1842-1909): - 1 sample (Pseudobryumcinclidioides) from Germany (Rhön Mts.). (See Frahm & Eggers 2001,p.128-132 with portrait).

  145. Gerloff, F.: 1 sample from Berlin (?) from 1866.(?)

  146. Glowacki, JULIUS (1846-1915): - 1 sample from Italy from 1909. (See Frahm & Eggers 2001, p.136f. with portrait)

  147. Goll, J.W.F. (ca.1818 - 1894): - 1 Baden-Württembergfrom 1883. (See Frahm & Eggers 2001,p.143)
  148. GOLTE, W.: 1sample (Holomitrium cirspulum) fromBrazil collected 1975 with R.Kumrow.
  149. Graef, Hugo: 3 samples formRheinland-Pfalz, Algeria and Switzerland from 1882, 1885 and 1886. Collector of the type and topotype of Racomitriumcanescens var. strictum Schlieph. (See Frahm & Eggers 2001, p.147f.)

  150. Graeffe, Eduard (1833 - 1916): Collected forGodeffroy. Compare WEIDNER (1967with portrait). 16 envelopes with Laub- (und Leber)moosen von verschiedenenInseln des Pazifiks. 1 sample () from Samoa. (SeeFrahm & Eggers 2001, p.148 with portrait)

  151. GRANT, JOHN MARSHALL (1849-1934): 3 samples (e.g. from USA(Washington) collected 1927, 1928; 2 samples from Kanada (Brit. Columbia) .

  152. Gray, W.: - 1 sample from New Zealand from 1909.

  153. Gravet, Pierre Joseph Frederic (1827-1907): - 12 samples from Belgium from 1870 to 1889.

  154. Grebe, CARL (1852 - 1922): - 1 sample from Switzerland from 1890, 1 sample from the Harz Mts. collected 1912.. (SeeFrahm & Eggers 2001: 148f.)

  155. GRIFFIN, Dana III. (*1938): 5 samples (Leptodontium longicaule var. microunicantum, L. pungens, L. viticulosoides var. sulphureum, L. wallisii, Lepyrodon tomentosus) from Venezuela collected 1972.

  156. Grimme, ARNOLD (1868 - 1958): - 1 sample from Eisenach in Thüringen from 1894 (Rhynchostegiella algiriana). (See Frahm & Eggers 2001: 150f. with portrait).

  157. GROSSMANN, K.: - 1 sample from Brazil collected 1904.

  158. Grout, ABEL JOEL (1867-1947): - 3 samples (e.g. Henicodium geniculatum) from North America from 1900, 1902, 1931.
  159. Grützmann, Rolf (1899 - 1970): - Grützmann war bis 1951 Ober-Forstmeister in Trittau.Nach seiner Pensionierung siedelte er nach Inzell/Bayern über. In den Jahren 1950 und 1951 gingen dem Herbarium Hamburgense in mehreren Lieferungen neben 1454 Belegen of Higher Plants auch 745 Laub- und Lebermoosbelege zu. Davon stammen 113 aus der Umgebung von Hamburg sowie 632 aus der Umgebung von Inzell in Oberbayern. Die bayerischen Aufsammlungen sind z. T. von einem "G. Heinrich" gesammelt (Quelle: HBG Sammlerkartei) Eine Gesamtliste liegt bis zum 6.9.1996 nicht vor. Auf den Karteikarten sind jedoch einige Dutzend Artnamen eingetragen. The material has been collected in Bavaria (Arbermountain, Inzell) in the years 1949 to 1960.

  160. GUNCKEL, Hugo: 1 sample from Chile collected 1931.

  161. Györffy, Istvan (1880-1959): 4 samples from Hungary and Czechia from 1905 to 1908via the collection W. Mönkemeyer.

  162. Haffner, P.: 1 sample from the Saarland from 1957.

    166.New Roman"'>Hagen, INGEBRIGT(1852-1917): 11 samples (e.g. Aplodon wormskjoldii, Bryum archangelicum, Plagiomniummedium ssp. curvulatum) from Norway from 1887 to 1910.

  163. HAHN, HUGO: 3samples (Hypnum nano-fascicularis,Lepyrodon hexastichus, Porothamnium panduraefolium) from Valdivia (Chile)collected 1887/88. (See Frahm & Eggers 2001, p.160).

  164. Halle, T
  165. Hammerschmid, Anton (1851 - 1933): Franziskaner Mönch in Bavaria. One sample from Tölz collected in 1908 came via the herbarium of Mönkemeyer. (See FRAHM & EGGERS 2001: 162).

  166. HORE GUSTAF (1884-?): - 1 sample from Sweden from 1925.

  167. Hallier, ERNST HANS (1831 - 1904): The material has been collected in Schleswig-Holstein in the year 1900. (Calypogeia trichomanes). (See Frahm & Eggers 2001, p.161f. withportrait).

  168. HAMPE, Ernst G.L. (1795-1880): 1 sample (Ditrichum pusillum var. tortile) from Germany (Kyffhäuser). (See Frahm & Eggers 2001, p.163-166 with portrait).

  169. HANDEL-MAZZETTI, H. v. (1882-1940): - 2 samples from China (Yunnan, Szetschwan) collected 1914-18,1 sample from Mesopotamia (Irak) collected 1913. (See Frahm & Eggers 2001,p.166f. with portrait).

    172.New Roman"'>
  170. Hansen, J: - 2 samples (Atrichum undulatum) from 1883 and 1895 from the Eppendorfer Moor(HBG 3969) and Hadersleben.

  171. HASSLOW, OLOF J. (1871-?): 1 sample (Leskea polycarpa) from Sweden collected 1918.

  172. Haubenreißer: 3 samples from Germany collected 1897ex herb. Jaap (e.g. Grimmia conferta), 1 sample (Buxbaumia aphylla) from Sachsenwald near Hamburg collected 1900.

  173. Heering, W.: 1 sample from Schleswig-Holsteinfrom 1915.

    176.New Roman"'>Heinrich, G.: 1 sample from USA from 1952.

    177.New Roman"'>Helmbrecht: The collection came to HBG inJanuary 1947. The material has been collected in Niedersachsen in the years1907, 1908, 1912.

  174. Helms, Richard (1842 - 1914): - 2 boxes withsamples from Australia. 1 sample (Lepidolaena taylorii) from New Zealand collected 1886. Several samples came from theherbarium of his brother Alwin Helms in Hamburg-Altona, who sold exsiccataefrom New Zealand and Australia for Richard. See WEIDNER 1967 (with portrait),also Eggers & Frahm 2001, p.180f.with portrait)..

  175. HERIBAUD, Frère (1841 - 1918): - 1 sample from France collected 1906.

  176. Hermann, Jul.: - Teacher near Calw. Collected about 1900. 1 sample from Baden-Württenberg. (See Frahm & Eggers 2001, p. 183).

  177. Herpell, Gustav Jacob (1828-1912): 2 samples from Bavaria and Rheinland-Pfalz collectedin 1876. (See Frahm & Eggers 2001,p.183f.).

  178. Helms: - 26 collections from New Zealand.

  179. Herter, W. G. F. (1884 - 1958): - Collector in Uruguay, died in Hamburg. 1 box ,1 sample from Baden-Württemberg. (See Frahm & Eggers 2001, p. 184 f. with portrait).

    183.New Roman"'>
  180. Hesselbo, August (1874 - 1952): - 2 samples (e.g. Syntrichia latifolia) from Denmark collected 1902, 1903.

  181. Hesselbo & Jensen: 1
  182. HEUSSER, C. (1888-?): Swiss botanist. 2 samples from Sumatra collected 1920, 1924. (SeeFrahm & Eggers, p.193; Steenis-Kruseman 1950, p.229)

    186.New Roman"'>
  183. Heybrock (Moose des Kaukasus): 1 box.

    187.New Roman"'>
  184. Heyden, K.L.: 2 samplesfrom Russia from 1900.

    188.New Roman"'>
  185. Hieronymus, GEORG (1846-1921): 1 sample from Germany (Brandenburg) from 1865. (See Frahm & Eggers 2001, p.193f. withportrait).

    189.New Roman"'>
  186. Hildebrandt, JOHANN MARIA (1847 - 1881): - Several samples (e.g. Holomitrium hildebrandtii =Leptodontium viticulosoides) from Madagascar collected 1880. (See DORR1997; also Frahm & Eggers 2001, p.194f. with portrait).
  187. Hinrichsen: 3 samples from Niedersachsen from1891.
  188. Hintze, F.: Teacherin Pomerania. 6 samples (e.g. Bryumarchangelicum, Lophozia capitata, Metzgeria furcata var. ulvula) from Pomerania (now: Poland) collected 1931, 1932. (See Frahm & Eggers 2001,p.196).
  189. Hintze, W.: 1 sample from Mecklenburg-Vorpommernfrom 1867.
  190. HODGSON, ELIZA AMY (1888-1983): 1 sample from NewZealand collected 1931.

    194.New Roman"'>HOE, W.J. (1941-2000): 1 sample (Zygodon tetragonostomus) from Hawaii collected 1966.
  191. HOEHNE, FEDERICOCARLOS (1882-1959): 2 samples (e.g. Lepidoziainaequalis) from Brazil collected 1901.
  192. Höppner, H.: 2 samplesfrom Nordrhein-Westfalen from 1926.

    197.New Roman"'>Hoffmann, F.: 1 sample from Brandenburg from 1911.
  193. Hoffmann, W.: 1 sample from Berlin from ..68.
  194. HOFMANN, Arthur: - 2 samples (Hypnum cupressiforme var. mossmanianum, Lepyrodon hexastichus) from Valdivia (Chile) collected 1893.
  195. Holler, AUGUST(1835 - 1904): - 4 samples from Bavaria, Italy and Switzerland (Graubünden 1867) from 1868, 1869, 1875 and 1887 (Cratoneuron decipiens). (See Frahm & Eggers 2001, p.204ff. with portrait).
  196. HOLLERMAYER, Athanasius (1860-1945): - Missionary in Chile since 1896. 1 sample () from Chile collected 1923. (See Frahm & Eggers 2001, p.206).

  197. Holmberg, Otto RUDOLF (1874-1930).: 1 sample from Sweden collected 1910.

  198. Holmes, EDWARDMORELL (1843-1930): 1 samplefrom England.

  199. HOLST, CARL (1865-1894): 6 samples from Usambara(e.g. Metzgeria warnstorfii, Rhynchostegiella holstii) collected 1893. (See Frahm & Eggers 2001,p.206)
  200. Holzinger, JOHNMICHAEL (1853-1929): 1 sample from USA collected 1902. (See Frahm & Eggers 2001, p.207, with portrait).
  201. Hoock, Georg (1859 - 1934): - 1 sample from Austria collected 1930. (See Frahm & Eggers 2001: 207f. with portrait).
  202. HORTON, Diana (*1949): - 1 sample (Ulota obtusiuscula) fromCanada collected 1979.

  203. HOSSEUS, Carl Curt (1878 - 1950): - 1 sample from Thailand (Siam). (See Frahm & Eggers 2001,p.210f. with portrait).
  204. Hovgard, Åke: - Samples (e.g. Jungermannia atrovirens,Plagiobryum zierii, Syntrichia latifolia) from Sweden collected in 1934,1935, 1936, 1937 1938 and 1952 inthe collection Schwenker and A. Schumacher (material probably purchased).

    210.New Roman"'>Huber, JOSEFANTON (1899-1974): 3 samples from Bavaria and Hessen collected 1938 to1950.
  205. Hübner: - 3 samples from Mecklenburg-Vorpommern, Sachsen and Schleswig-Holstein collected 1867 and 1930. (apparently different collectors!)
  206. A.v.Hübschm[ann] (*1912): - 1 box.
  207. Hülphers, KARL ALRIK (1882-1948): - 2 samplesfrom Sweden from 1919 and 1924.
  208. Hunt: 1 sample from Ireland from 1865.
  209. Hupke, HANS (1888 - 1976): - 2 samples from Hessen collected 1961 and 1962.(See Frahm & Eggers 2001: 215).

  210. Indinoel, Frère: - 1 sample from Columbia from 1909.
  211. Issler, Emil (1872-1952): 4 samples from France from 1937, 1938 and 1940.(See Frahm & Eggers 2001, p.217)
  212. Jaap, Otto (4.6.1864 - 14.3.1922): - Jaap was a primary school teacher(Volksschullehrer) in Hamburg in the years 1887 - 1912 (WEIDNER 1967: 270). Hiscollection was handed to HBG during the years 1895 - 1922 in 29 parts as apresent and contained mostly bryophytes, fungi and phanerogames, only fewlichens. The material originates largely from Brandenburg (vicinity of Triglitzin the Prignitz, e.g. Haplomitrium hookeri collected 1901), moreover from Mecklenburg-Vorpommern, Thüringen and the vicinity of Hamburg (Schleswig-Holstein, Sachsenwald). In 1893 and 1900 he travelled to the Schlern mountain (South Tirol), today Italy, 1901 to the island Röm in Danmark. Whereas his zoological inheritance has been burned 1943 in the Zoological Museum in Hamburg, his botanical collections did not share this faith.
    From the coincidence of the collection data can be seen that O.Jaap made excursions together with various botanists, for instance the 2.9.1902 and 1905 with C. Kausch, the 14.12.1902 with C.F.E. Erichsen and the 8.5.1902 with R.J.H. Lehr. (BARNHART 1965, 2: 237, GRUMMANN 1974: 22, Index Herbariorum: 305,STAFLEU & COWAN 1979, 2: 393). There are samples from Brandenburg, Hamburg,Mecklenburg-Vorpommern, Schleswig-Holstein, Thüringen, Denmark from the years 1892 to 1908.(See also Frahm & Eggers 2001: 219 with portrait).

  213. Jack, JOSEPH BERNHARD (181-1901): 2 samples fromBaden-Württemberg from 1861 and 1866. (Seealso Frahm & Eggers 2001, p.219ff. with portrait).

  214. JÄDERHOLM, AXEL ELOF (1868-1927): - 2 samples from Norway.

  215. Jäger, AUGUST (1842-1877): - 2 samples from Switzerland from 1866. (See Frahm & Eggers 2001, p.221f. with portrait).

  216. JAFFUEL, Felix (1874 - 1939): - 1 sample from Chile, collected 1917.

  217. Jahn, J.: - 1 sample from Böhmen from 1905.

  218. Jannasch: - In Ber. Inst. Allg. Bot. 1995: 204 the name "Sammlung Jannasch" has been erronimously applied to the collection Walter Stegmann.

  219. Jaques, ERNSTFELIX (1869 - 1949): - 3 samplesfrom Bavaria (e.g. Mylia taylorii), Niedersachsen and Portugal collected from 1935to 1939. (See Frahm & Eggers 2001,p.223).

  220. Jelinek, Anton: - 1 sample collected during the Novara Expedition in South Africa.(See Frahm & Eggers 2001: 224).

  221. Jensen, C.(1859 - 1941): 3 samples from Danmark collected from 1889 to 1896, 2 samples from the Faroe Isl. (Isothecium myosuroides, Plagiochila carringtonii) collected 1896.

  222. Jensen, Nis (1893- 1965): - 3 samples from Schleswig-Holstein collected in 1949 (e.g. Haplomitrium hookeri), 1 sample from Austria (Vorarlberg) collected 1957. (See Frahm & Eggers 2001, p.224 with portrait).

  223. JENSEN, THOMAS (1824-1877) : - 1 sample (Haplomitrium hookeri) from Danmark (Jutland) collected  1864.

    230.New Roman"'>Jörgensen, EUGENH. (1862-1938): 9 samples fromNorway collected from 1891 to 1903.

  224. JOHANSSON, KARL (1856-1928): 1 sample from GotlandIsl./Sweden collected 1890.

  225. Jones, DANIELANGELL (1861-1936): 2 samples (e.g. Jubula hutchinsiae)from Great Britain (Wales) collected in 1898 and 1919.

    233.New Roman"'>Junge, PAUL (1881-1919): 1 sample from Niedersachsen collected in 1905.

  226. JUNGNER, Johan Richard (1858 - 1929): - Swedish botanist, travelled in West Africa 1890-92. 3 samples from Cameroon (e.g. Isopterygium lepturum, Isopterygium nivescens) collected 1891. (See Hertel & Schreiber 1988, p.232).

  227. Kaalaas, Baard Bastian Larsen (1851 - 1918): - 2 samples from Norway collected in 1904.

  228. Kärnbach, Ludwig (1864 - 1896): 1 sample from the Kaukasus collected in 1886. (See Frahm & Eggers 2001, p.228).

  229. KALMUSS, FRIEDRICH (1843 - 1910): - 6 samples from Germany (e.g. Grimmia gracilis) collected 1896-1904 Westpreußen (now: Poland).(See Frahm & Eggers 2001, p.229f. with portrait).

  230. Karsten, GEORGE Heinrich Hermann (1863-1937): 4samples (e.g. Hypnum karstenii BROTH., Leptodontiumevanescens, Neckera karstenii) from Mexico collected in 1894. See Frahm & Eggers 2001, p.230f. withportrait).

  231. Kaulfuß, Johann S.(?-1947): 1 sample from Bavaria collected in the year 1892. (See Frahm & Eggers 2001, p.231f.).

  232. Kaurin, CHRISTIAN(1832-1898): several samplesfrom Norway from 1890, 1895.

  233. KAUSCH, C. (1847 - 1915): Teacher at Hamburg. 1 sample(Jungermannia obtusiloba) from theRiesengebirge, collected 1884. (See Frahm & Eggers 2001, p.232 withportrait).

  234. Kemmler, CARL ALBERT (1813-1888): 1 sample fromBaden-Württemberg collected in 1863. (SeeFrahm & Eggers, 2001, p.234).

  235. Kern, FRIEDRICH (1850-1925): 2 samples fromAustria and Poland from 1887 and 1902. (SeeFrahm & Eggers 2001, p.234).

  236. KHANNA, LALITPRASAD (?-1946): 1 sample (Dicranum psathyrum) from Myanmar (Burma) collected 1930.

  237. KITCHINGS: 1sample (Herbertus wichurae) fromHawaii collected 1898 ex herb. Reineck.

  238. Klees, H.: 1 samplefrom Niedersachsen from 1909.

    247.New Roman"'>Kleinschmidt, TH. 1 sample from Viti (FidjiIslands) collected 1876.

  239. Klimmek, FRITZ (1905-1963): Sammlerakte mitListe von 873 Aufsammlungen vorhanden. Bryophytes, mainly from the vicinity ofLeer in Ostfriesland (e.g. Aurich, Emden), but also from the Harz mountains(z.B. Osterrode), often identified or confirmed by Koppe. 8 samples (Kurzia pauciflora,Kurzia sylvatica) from Nordrhein-Westfalia collected 1951, 1953. Collectedin the years 1945 to 1952.(See Frahm &Eggers 2001, p.237).

  240. Klinggraeff: Pohliacruda, Leoben, 1853 in Herbar Andres und Herb. A.Schumacher.

  241. KNEUCKER, ANDREAS (1862-1946): 1 sample from the Sinai Penins. (See Frahm & Eggers 2001,p.242f. with portrait).

  242. Knight, HENRYHERBERT (1862-1944): 1 sample from1931.

  243. KOCH, A.: 1 sample (Leskea polycarpa) from Schleswig-Holstein (Lubeck). (See Frahm& Eggers 2001,p.243).

  244. König, W.A., - Prof. Organische Chemie Hamburg (KÖNIG et al. 1996 a, b).

  245. Kohlmeyer: 2 samples from Schleswig-Holstein.

  246. KOMAROV, VLADIMIR L. (1869-1945): 1 sample (Mnium japonicum) from Mandschuria (China) collected 1896.

  247. König, W. A.: - Prof. for chemistry in Hamburg. 1 sample from Madeira, Portugal from the year 2003.

  248. Koppe, Fritz (30.11.1896 - 1981): Von 1930 bis1964 Studienrat in Bielefeld. Biographie und Schriftenverzeichnis in"Natur und Heimat (Westfäl. Landesmuseum für Naturkunde Münster) 37: 33 -42 (1977). See also Klimmek. Many samples from Germany (Bavaria, Niedersachsen,Schleswig-Holstein – e.g. collected 1927 - and Thüringen) and Poland (Ostpreußen) from 1923 to 1946. (See also Frahm & Eggers 2001,p.247-251 with portrait).

  249. Kopsch, ALFRED C. (1875-1959): Editor of Bryotheca Saxonica. 3 samples from Sachsencollected 1919, 1920, 1928 (Racomitriumheterostichum) and 1935. (SeeFrahm & Eggers 2001, p.252 with portrait).

  250. KORSTIK:Pfarrer, 1 sample from Borneo without date (see also Frahm & Eggers 2001,p.253).

  251. Koschanin, Nedelyko (1874-1934): 3 samples fromSerbia from 1907.

  252. Kraepelin, KARL (1848-1915): 1 box. See WEIDNER (1972 with portrait). (See also Frahm & Eggers 2001, p.253f. with portrait).

  253. Krause, Arthur (1851 - 1920): - 1 sample fromEasternSiberia (Tschuktschen Penins.) collected 1881, 1 sample (Aplodon wormskjoldii) from Alaska collected 1881. One samplefrom Alaska collected 1882. (See alsoFrahm & Eggers 2001, p.254f. with portrait).

  254. KRAUSE, HERMANN (?-1867): 4samples (e.g. Lepyrodon hexastichus,Lepyrodon parvulus, Lepyrodon tomentosus) from Chile. (See also Frahm & Eggers 2001, p.256).

    263.New Roman"'>Krause, W.: 2 samples from Bosnia from 1955.

    264.New Roman"'>Krieger, W.: 1 sample from Sachsen collected in1901.

    265.
  255. Kubitzki, Klaus (*1933): - Professor emer. for Botany at Hamburg. 1 sample from Niedersachsen from 1958.

  256. Kükenthal, GEORG(1864-1955): - 4 samples from the vicinity of Coburg in Bavaria collectedfrom 1946 to 1948. (See Frahm &Eggers 2001, p.260f. with portrait).

  257. KUMROW, R.: 1sample (Holomitrium crispulum) from Brazil collected 1975 with W.Golte.

  258. Kunkel, GÜNTHER (*1928): 3 boxes.

  259. Kurr, JOHANN GOTTLIEB (1798-1870): 1 samplefrom Lappland. (See Frahm & Eggers2001, p.265).

  260. KUSNETZOW,Ivan Nikolajewitsch (1864-1932): 1 sample (Mniumconfertidens) from Tomsk/Siberia colelcted 1911. (See Hertel &Schreiber 1988, p.236).

  261. Laban, Friedrich Christian (3.6.1817 - 2.10.1902): Teacher in Hamburg. Biographicalinformation is given by CHRISTIANSEN (1928). Laban is the author of the"Flora des Herzogtums Holstein". See also ERICHSEN 1905: 46. Besidephanerogams and mosses he collected lichens between 1872 and 1885. 2 boxes ofbryophytes from Hamburg and Schleswig-Holstein from 1879 to 1885. (See Frahm & Eggers 2001, p.268 withportrait).

  262. Lachenaud, GEORGES:1 sample from France from 1902.

    273.New Roman"'>Langfeldt, J.: Teacher. 2 samples Apenrade (nowDanmark) collected 1882 and 1883.(See Frahm &Eggers 2001, p.270).

  263. Laue, H.: Donation toHBG the 15.11.1973 (z.B. Riccia fluitansHBG 3823).

    275.New Roman"'>
  264. Laus, Heinrich (1872-1941): 1 sample from Czechia from 1930.

    276.New Roman"'>Lazarenko, ANDREJS. (1901-1979): 2 samples fromUkraine collected 1927 ,2 samples (Syntrichia caninervis) fromTurkestan collected 1925, 1928,  2samples (e.g. Madotheca lazarenkoana)from Ussuria (Eastern Siberia) collected 1934.

  265. Leblebici: 4 boxes.

  266. Lechler, WILLIBALD (1814-1856): several samples from Peru (e.g. Jamesoniella spec.), 1 sample () from Chile (See Frahm & Eggers 2001: 274f. with portrait).

  267. LEDRU, J.: - 1 sample (Leucophanesglaucissimum) from Borneo collected 1897.

  268. Leege, OTTO (1862-1951): 1 sample fromNiedersachsen collected 1897. (See alsoFrahm & Eggers 2001, p.276 with portrait).

  269. Lehmann, JOH.GEORGCHRISTIAN (1772-1860): Founder orthe (old) Hamburg Botanical Garden.Siehe auch Flora 1958 Flora 41 Beilage : An die Leser der "Übersicht undkritischen Würdigung der seit dem Erscheinen der Synoposis Hepaticaum bekanntgewordenen Leistungen in der Hepaticologie von Dr. C.M. Gottsche", in derbotanischen Zeitung von v.Mohl und v.Schlechtendal, Jahrgang 1858. - Flora 41Beilage: 1 - 23. Bisher keine Belege gefunden.Das meiste wurde nach Stockholm verkauft vgl. Nordenstam (1980); sieheauch Frahm & Eggers 2001, p.277f. with portrait).

  270. Lehr, R.: 1 sample from Baden-Württemberg.

    283.New Roman"'>Leiner, LUDWIG(1830-1901): 1 sample from Baden-Württemberg from 1838. See Frahm & Eggers 2001, p.279f. withportrait).

  271. LeNormand, SEBASTIAN-RENÉ (1796-1871): 6 samplesfrom France.

    285.New Roman"'>LE RAT, A.J.(1872-1910): 2 samples (e.g. Denotarisialinguifolia, Metzgeria clavipila) from New Caledonia.

  272. Lett, HENRY WILLIAM (1836-1920): 1 sample fromIreland collected 1897.

  273. LeTESTU, GEORGES MARIE PATRICE CHARLES (1877-1967):4 samples (e.g. Isopterygium praenitens,Jaegerina scariosa, Leucoloma latifolium) from Gabun collected 1929,1930.

  274. Ley, REV.AUGUSTIN (1842-1911): 1 samplefrom Great Britain collected 1881.

  275. Lindberg, Harald (1871-1963): 2 samples from Finland collected 1891.

  276. Lindberg, SEXTUSOTTO (1835-1889): 1 sample fromSweden collected 1865.

  277. Lindblom, Gerhard: - 1 sample formMt. Elgon in East Africa.

  278. LINDIG, ALEXANDER: Several samples from Colombia(e.g. Isotachis lindigiana. Leioscyphusgalipanus, Plagiochila abscedens) collected about 1868. (See Frahm &Eggers 2001, p.288).

  279. Lipsky, Vladimir Ippolitovitch: 1 sample fromCaucasus collected 1893.

  280. Loeffler 1 box.

  281. Loeske, Leopold (1865 - 1915) - PAUL (1935, withpicture), R. TIMM (1935), JÄGGLI (1935), FRAHM (1995): Loeske's collection hasbeen given to Berlin. HBG contains more than hundred samples, probablyduplicates, from Berlin, Brandenburg, Thüringen and Austria collected between1901 and 1926. (See Frahm & Eggers2001, p.290-293 with portrait).

  282. Loitlesberger, KARL (1857-1943): 6 samples from Austria from 1899 to 1922, 1 sample from Italy. (See Frahm & Eggers 2001, p.294).

  283. Lorentz, PAUL GÜNTHER (1835-1881): Professor for Botany at the University of Cordoba/Argentina. 3samples from Norway from 1868, 1 samplefrom Uruguay, several samples from Argentinia 1871, 1 sample fromArgentinan Patagonia collected 1881.(See Frahm & Eggers 2001, p.295ff. with portrait).

  284. LOSER, A.: 1sample (Homalia lusitanica) fromIstrian Penins. (now: Slovenia or Croatia).

  285. Lotto (schlecht lesbar) in der Sammlung Timm: Messina 1906 (HBG 3970).

  286. LÜTZOW, C.F.W.(1846-1899): 1 sample from Prussia (Westpreußen) collected 1898. (See Frahm& Eggers 2001, p.300f. with portrait).

    301.New Roman"'>LYELL, MRS. K.: 1 sample from India from 1853.

  287. MAC FADDEN, F.A. (1888-1964): 1 sample from Kanada (Brit.Columbia) collected 1927.

  288. MACKINNON, P.W.: 1 sample from IndianHimalaya collected 1897.

  289. MACVICAR, S.M. (1857-1932): 2 samples (from Britain collected 1901, 1902.

  290. Magnus, Paul (1844-1914): Mainlycollector of Fungi. 13 samples from Bayern, Berlin,Brandenburg, Mecklenburg-Vorpommern, Austria and Italy. (See  Frahm & Eggers 2001,p.305f. with portrait).

    306.New Roman"'>
  291. Mäckel, H.G.: HBG received the collection in the year 1976 (20.1.). 3 samples from Berlin andHessen, 1 sample (Drepanocladus intermedius) colected 1921.

  292. Maly, KARL (1874-1951): 17 samples (e.g. Pseudoleskeellacatenulata) from Bosnia collected 1937 to 1943.

    308.MAN, E.H.: 1sample from the Andaman Islands collected 1890.

  293. Mardorf, WILHELM (1869-1927): 1 sample fromSwitzerland. (See Frahm & Eggers2001, p.307)

  294. MARLOTH, HermannWilhelm Rudolf (1866-1931): 2 samples (Hypodontiumpomiforme, Schlotheimia alticaulis) from South Africa collected 1924.

    311.New Roman"'>Mathieu, Ch.(1828-1904):1 sample from Madagascar collected 1901.(SeeDORR 1997, p.299)

  295. MATOUSCHEK, FRANZ(1871-1945): 1 sample (Leskea polycarpa)from Moravia collected 1900 (See Frahm & Eggers 2001, p.310f.).

  296. Maurer, W.: - 1 sample from Austria collected 1963.

  297. MAXIMOWICZ, C.J.I. (1827-1891): 1 sample (from Japancollected 1863.

  298. MAXON, WILLIAMRALPH (1877-1948): - 1 sample from Costa Rica, 1 sample (Leskea arenicola) from USA collected 1902.

  299. Mayr, HEINRICH(1856-1911): 1 sample from Japan collected 1890. (See Frahm & Eggers 2001, p.312f.).

  300. MEDELIUS,SIGFRID (1878-1930): 1 sample (Brachythecium glaciale) from Sweden (Jämtland) collected 1919.

  301. MEIKLEJOHN, J.: 2 samplesfrom New Zealand collected 1910.

  302. Meldrum, R.: 1 sample from Great Britaincollected 1891.

  303. MERRILL, ELMER DREW (1876-1956): 2 samples fromthe Philippines collected 1908. (See Steenis-Kruseman 1950, p.355f. withportrait).

  304. Meyer, HEINRICH(1877-1954): The teacher lived in the Hamburg quarter Harburg(Fritz-Reuterstr. 52) and collected mainly in the vicinity of Hamburg (Harburg,Rissen, Sachsenwald) but also in Bavaria (1938) in the years 1909 to 1945.There are some few lichens. (See Frahm & Eggers 2001, p.320).

  305. Meyer, J.J.: 1 samplefrom Baden-Württemberg and Schleswig-Holstein collected 1948.

  306. MICHOLITZ, W. (1854-1932): 2 samples from New Guinea(Leucophanes candidum, Leucophanesglaucum) collected 1892, 1893. (See Frahm & Eggers 2001, p.320f.)

  307. MIEHE, HUGO (1875-1932): 3 samples (from Java collected 1909. (See Frahm &Eggers 2001, p.321 with portrait).

  308. Mikutowicz, Joh. (1872-1951): "Osilia australis" 1902.

    326.New Roman"'>Mildbraed, J.(1879-1954): 1 sample from Fernando Poo collected 1911, 2 samples (e.g. Plagiochila bidentula) from Kamerun collected 1910, 2 samples (fromAnnobon collected 1911. (See Frahm & Eggers 2001, p.322f. with portrait).

  309. MILDE, JULIUS(1824-1871): 1 sample (Serpoleskeasubtilis) from Silesia (now: Poland) collected 1869. (See FRAHM &Eggers 2001, p.323-326 with portrait).

  310. MIYOSHI, MANABU (1861-1939): 1 sample (Pogonatummiyoshii) from Japan collected 1890.

    329.New Roman"'>Molendo, L. (1833 - 1902): Samples from Germany(Allgäu, 1864, Fichtelgebirge,Bayreuth) and Austria JUR., ) collected 1865. (SeeFrahm & Eggers 2001, p.329ff).

    330.New Roman"'>Möhnker: 5 samples from Mecklenburg-Vorpommernand Niedersachsen collected 1911.

  311. Möller, Hjalmar (1866-1941): 8 samples from Australia and Sweden collected 1892 to1925; 10 samples from Myanmar (Birma)from 1897 (e.g. Gymnostomiella vernicosa),5 samples (e.g. Hyophiladozy-molkenboeri, Leptodontium aggregatum, Leucophanes glaucum) from Java1897.

  312. Mönkemeyer, WILHELM (1862-1938): 1903Leipzig. Mönkemeyer sold his complete collection to HBG. There are samples fromBaden-Württemberg, Bayern, Berlin, Brandenburg, Hessen, Niedersachsen,Nordrhein-Westfalen, Rheinland-Pfalz, Sachsen, Danmark, Great Britain,Luxemburg collected 1883 to 1912. 3samples (Lopholejeunea spec.,Neckeropsis disticha) from Niger collected 1884, 1 sample (from FernandoPoo colelcted 1885. This is the most important collection of bryophytes inHBG. (See Frahm & Eggers 2001,p.326ff. with portrait).

  313. Monguillon, EUGENE (1865-1940): 2 samples from France collected 1898.

  314. MOUTIER: - 2 samples from Tonkin (VIETNAM) from 1900/1901.

  315. Muhle, H.: - 1 sample from Madeira, Portugal from the year 2003.

  316. MÜLLER, EUGEN (1880 - 1955): - 1 sample (Plagiothecium denticulatum) from Germany(Kaiserslautern) collected 1940. (See Frahm & Eggers 2001, p.338 withportrait).

  317. Müller,  FRIEDRICH genannt MÜLLER-VAREL (1852-1925): † Eutin (Schleswig-Holstein). Herbariumto HBG via Bundesforstanstalt Reinbek.7 samples from Bayern andNiedersachsen collected 1893 to 1900, 1sample (Protobryum bryoides) fromSchleswig-Holstein (Eutin) collected 1920. (See Frahm & Eggers 2001, p.340f.)

    337.New Roman"'>Müller: 3 samples from Italy collected 1827.

  318. NAUMANN, FERDINAND (1841-1902): 3 samples (Leucophanescandidum, Piloecium pseudo-rufescens, Thuidium naumannii = T.plumulosum) fromPapua New Guinea collected 1875, 1 sample from Mauritius (Macromitrium reflexifolium) collected 1875, 2 samples from Magellan Street collected 1876, 1 sample (Plagiochila naumannii) from Kerguelen Isl. collected 1874.  (See Frahm & Eggers 2001, p.350f.).

    339.
  319. NESSEL, HERMANN (1877-1949): Several samples from Germany collectedabout 1911, Austria (Steiermark) 1912, Switzerland. The herbarium – which VEGTER (1983) regarded as destroyed in 1944 besides Pteridophytes - was acc.from HBG 1950.
  320. Nicholson, WILLIAM EDWARD (1866-1945): 2 samples fromAustria and Great Britain collected 1904, 1sample from Britain (Plagiochilacarringtonii) collected 1909, 1sample (Mastigophora woodsii) fromBritain collected 1925, 1 sample (Homalialusitanica) from Mallorca collected 1905.

  321. NIETNER, JOHN: 1 sample (Lepicolea ochroleuca) from Ceylon (now: Sri Lanka) collected 1868.(See Frahm & Eggers 2001, p.357).

  322. Nolte, Ernst Ferdinand (1791 - 1875): - For biographical notes see PRAHL (1890), see also Frahm & Eggers 2001, p.358f. with portrait. Several samples from Hamburg, Schleswig-Holstein (e.g. Leskeapolycarpa from Sachsenwald collected 1824) and Denmark, collected between 1822 and 1875. See also the file lichens.

    343.New Roman"'>
  323. Nyholm, Elsa (*1911): 1 sample from Sweden collected 1949.

    344.New Roman"'>NYLANDER, F.: 1 sample from Norway(?) collected1844.

  324. NYMAN, Erik (1866-1900): Swedish botanist, collectedon behalf of the German government New Guinea and the Bismarck Archipel in1898/99. 1 sample (Leucophanes glaucum)from Bismarck Archipel (Neu Lauenburg?) collected 1899, 1 sample (from Java collected1899.

  325. Oberdorfer, ERICH (*1905): 2 samples from Baden-Württemberg collected 1937to 1939.

  326. OCHSENIUS, CARL CHRISTIAN (1830-1906): 1 sample (Leptostomum splachnoides) from Chile.

    348.
  327. ÖHRSTEDT, G.: 1 sample (Brachythecium rivulare)from Sweden collected 1935.

  328. OLFERS, I.F.W.M.v. (1793-1871): 2 samples (Holomitrium olfersianum, Schlotheimia longifolia) from Brazil exherb. Mönkemeyer.

    350.OLIVIER, J.W.: 1 sample (Pogonatumolivieri) from Burma (now: Myanmar).

  329. Olsson, PETTER(1838-1923): 4 samples from Norway collected 1885 to 1890.

  330. OSTERWALD, KARL (1853-1923): 1 sample from Brandenburg.(See Frahm & Eggers 2001, p.364f. with portrait).

    353.
  331. PARIS, J.G.E.N. (1827-1911): 1 sample from Konstanz collected in 1869.

    354.New Roman"'>Peitz, EDUARD(1913-1984): 1 sample from Rheinland-Pfalz collected 1966. (See Frahm & Eggers 2001, p.371).

  332. PERETOLEZIN: 1sample (Callirgon subtrifarium) fromSiberia (Irkutsk) collected 1897.

    356.New Roman"'>Peters: 3samples (e.g. Hypnum trachyblastum) from Brazil collected 1898.

    357.New Roman"'>
  333. Petersen, OTTO: Teacher in Rellingen near Hamburg.(Sammler unklar, mainly Hamburg) 2 samples. 1 sample (Jungermanniacaespiticia) from Hamburg-Bergedorf ex herbar. Schwenker.

  334. Pfeffer, WILHELM (1845-1920): 2 samples fromSwitzerland collected 1867. (See Frahm& Eggers 2001, p.373f. with portrait).

  335. PFLEIDERER,IMMANUEL (1872-1949): 1899-1916 Missionary in India, later teacher in Germany.1 sample (Lophozia hispidissima) fromIndia collected 1896. (See Frahm & Eggers 2001, p.375).

  336. PILOUS, Zd. (*1912): 1 sample (Orthotrichum cupulatumvar. fuscum) from Slovakia collected 1949.

  337. PIQUENOT: 1sample (Mitthyridium constrictum)  from Tahiti collected 1897.

    362.PITARD, C.J.M. (1873-1927): 1 sample from the Canary Islands collected1906.

  338. Pitz, THEODOR (1904-1982): Teacher. 1 sample from Nordrhein-Westfalen collected 1931.

  339. POBÉGUIN, H. (1856-1951): 1 sample (Trachyphyllum pinnatum) from French Guinea collected 1903.

    365.New Roman"'>Podpera, Josef (1878-1954): 5 samples (e.g. Pseudoleskeellacatenulata) from Czechia collected 1898 to 1922, 1 sample (Lescuraea saxicola) fromNorway collected 1925.

  340. Pötsch, IGNAZSIGISMUND (1823-1884): 1 sample from Austria collected 1859. (See Frahm & Eggers 2001, p.379f. with portrait).

  341. POLAKOWSKY,HELLMUTH (1847-1917): 1 sample (Isotachis multiceps) from Costa Rica collected 1875. (See Frahm & Eggers 2001,p.381).

  342. POTANIN,GRIGORIJ (1835-1920): 1 sample (Plagiochasmaappendiculatum) from China collected 1893.

  343. Powell, THOMAS(1809-1887): Reverend. 4 samples(e.g. Leucomium strumosum, Pinnatella kuehliana, Powellia involutifolia)from Samoa.

  344. Prager, ERNST(1866-1913): 3 samples from Berlin and Brandenburg collected 1902 to 1907. (See Frahm & Eggers 2001, p.381).

  345. Prahl, Peter (1843 - 1911): - 40 samples from Bayern, Hamburg, Hessen, Mecklenburg-Vorpommern, Niedersachsen,Schleswig-Holstein, Austria, Danmark, France, Poland and Switzerland collected 1873 to 1908. (See Frahm & Eggers2001, p.382 with portrait)
  346. Prahl, Ernst: - Son of Peter Prahl. Collected inJapan and China (Tsingtau, 1907 - 1909) as a favor for his father. 7 samples (Macromitrium makinoi, Pogonatum inflexum) from Kiautschou (China) collected 1907, 1911; 1 sample (Pilotrichopsisdentata) from Japan collected 1911.
  347. Pringle, C. G. (1838-1911): 1 sample from Mexico collected 1908, 1 sample from Mexico collected 1901.

  348. PUIGGARI, Juan Ignacio (1823-1900): 1sample (Lepidopilidium nitens) fromBrazil collected 1879.

    4.New Roman"'>Quelle, Ferdinand Friedrich Hermann (1876-1963): 4 samples (e.g. fromBayern, Niedersachsen collected 1898 to 1900. (See Frahm & Eggers 2001, p.389)

    5.
  349. Rapp, Severin (1853 - 1941): 1 sample from USA (Florida) collected 1904 (aus: Holzinger, Exsiccatae Musci Boreali).

    6. Reader: 1 sample from India from the year 1896.

    7.New Roman"'>RECHINGER, KARL (1867-1952): 2 samples from Samoa. (See Frahm & Eggers 2001, p.395)

    8.New Roman"'>Reckahn, Cl.: 1 samplefrom Hamburg collected 1948.

    9.New Roman"'>Regel, EDUARD AUGUST von (1815-1892): Director ofthe Botanical Garden St. Petersburg. 1 box. (See Frahm & Eggers 2001, p.395f. with portrait).

    10.New Roman"'>  Rehder,Alfred (1863-1949): 3 samples from Jamaica (Hookeriarehderi Broth. n.sp., Lepidopilumpolytrichoides, Plagiochila subtridentata) collected 1903 and 1 samplefrom the USA collected 1900.

  350. REHMANN, ANTONI (1840-1917): 2 samples(e.g. Lepicolea ochroleuca) fromSouth Africa. (See OCHYRA 2000).

  351. REHNELT, F.: 1 sample (Meteoriopsis reticulata) from Ceylon (now: Sri Lanka) collected1913.

  352. Reineck,EDUARD MARTIN (1869-1931): 6, Enthält Aufsammlungen anderer Sammler z.B.A. Brunard (vermutlich Frankreich), V.v.Cypers. Collected also himself in Brazil (e.g. Helicodontium capillare) 1897. (See Frahm & Eggers 2001,p.403).

  353. Reinhardt,Otto (14.2.1838 - 5.11.1924): Oberlehrer und Direktor an verschiedenen Schulenin Berlin (ULBRICH 1925: 7, BENKERT 1975: 86). Unter dem Einfluß von A. Braun promovierte Reinhard mit einer Arbeit über die Laubmoose der Mark Brandenburg(REINHARDT 1863). Reinhard hat sich später der Erforschung der Mollusken zugewandt und die Moose kaum mehr beachtet. (See Frahm & Eggers 2001, p.404 with portrait).

  354. REINKE, JOHANNES (1849-1931): 2 samples (fromSchleswig-Holstein (Ratzeburg) collected 1868. (See Frahm & Eggers 2001,p.404f. with portrait).

  355. RENNER, OTTO (1883-1960): - 3 samples from Java and Sumatra. (See Frahm & Eggers 2001: 407 with portrait).

  356. Renz,H.: 1 sample from Rheinland-Pfalz collected 1942.

    18.New Roman"'>  Retzdorff,WILLY (1856-1910): 1 sample fromBrandenburg collected 1886. (See Frahm& Eggers 2001, p.407f. with portrait).

  357. RICHARDS,P.W. (1908-1995): 1 sample from Nigeria collected 1935.

  358. Richter,HERMANN EBERHARD FRIEDRICH (1808-1876): 8 samples from Brandenburg, Sachsenand Austria collected 1832 to 1855. (SeeFrahm & Eggers 2001, p.409)

  359. RICHTER, P.: 1sample from Germany (Lausitz); several samples of other collectors from hisherbarium.

  360. Rieck, Angela: - Doktorandin bei Prof. W.A. König (University of Hamburg) siehe auchdort (RIECK et al. 1995, KÖNIG et al. 1996).

  361. Ritter, H.: - 2 samples from Bosnea collected 1966.

  362. ROBILLARD, VICTOR: - 2 samples (Leucoloma amblyacron,Trachyphyllum fabronioides) from Mauritius collected 1876. (See DORR 1997,p.409f.).

  363. RODRIGUEZ, Frère: - 5 samples (e.g. Herbertusceylanicus?, Leptodontium viticulosoides, Plagiochiladichotoma ) from Réunion („Bourbon“), collected 1889-1895. (See DORR 1997,p.412).

  364. Rogall, E.: - 4 samples from Baden-Württemberg, Bayern, Niedersachsen andSchleswig-Holstein collected 1947 to 1949.

  365. Röll,Julius (1846-1928): - 3 samples fromHessen, Austria and Switzerland. (SeeFrahm & Eggers 2001, p.412-415, with portrait).

  366. Römer, CARL (1815-1881): - 1 sample from Belgium, 1 sample from Germany (Quedlingburg/Harz) ex herb. Prahl: (Grimmia conferta). (See Frahm & Eggers 2001, p.415).

  367. ROLFES, H.: - 1 sample from SOUTH AFRICA collected 1922.

  368. Roth: - 1 sample from Baden-Württemberg collected 1884.

  369. Rûdio, FRANZ (1811-1877): 1 sample from Brazil.

  370. Ruthe,RUDOLF (1823-1905): 1 sample fromPoland collected 1894. (See Frahm &Eggers 2001, p.427f. with portrait).

  371. Ryan,ELLING (1849-1905).: 4 samples fromNorway collected 1886 to 1900.

    34.  Sadebeck, RICHARD (1839-1905): Directorof the Hamburg Botanical Museum and founder of the Institute for AppliedBotany. 2 samples from Silesia (now:Poland) collected 1863.(See Frahm & Eggers 2001, p.430f.)

    35.New Roman"'>  SARTORIUS, FLORIAN: 3 samples from Mexicocollected 1900. (See Frahm & Eggers, 2001, p.434).

    36.New Roman"'>  Sauter,ANTON ELEUTHERIUS (1800-1881): Several samples (e.g. Ditrichumpusillum) from Austria collected1867. (See Frahm & Eggers, 2001,p.434f. with portrait).

    37.New Roman"'>  SCHAAL, E. (oder SCHEEL): 1 sample from Japancollected 1876 ex herb. C.Müller, Halle.

    38.New Roman"'>  SCHÄFER, FRITZ (1881-1931): 1 sample (from Svalbard(Spitzbergen) collected 1921, 5 samples (Aplodonwormskjoldii) from Svalbard collected 1922 (See Frahm & Eggers 2001,p.439).

    39.New Roman"'>  SCHALLERT, P.O. (1879-1970): 1 sample fromAlabama/USA collected 1964; several samples from Hawaii collected by Degener.

    40.New Roman"'>  Schemmann,WILHELM (1845-ca.1920): 1 samplefrom Nordrhein-Westfalen collected 1907. (SeeFrahm & Eggers 2001, p.441 with portrait).

    41.New Roman"'>  Schiffner,VICTOR (1862-1944): - 5 samples from Brandenburg, Sachsen, Iran, Czechia (e.g. Leskeapolycarpa) collected 1884 to 1892, 3 samples (e.g. Lepidozia quadridens) from Javacollected 1898, several samples from Brazil (e.g. Helicodontium capillare, Helicophyllum torquatum). (See Frahm &Eggers 2001, p.444-447 with portrait)..

  372. SCHILD,J. (1865-?): 1 sample from Sumatra collected 1927.

    43.New Roman"'>  Schildt:1 sample from Norway collected 1953.

    44.  SCHIMPER,GEORG WILHELM (1804-1878): Botanistin Abessinia. Cousin of W.P.Schimper. 1 sample from Abessinia. (See Frahm &Eggers 2001, p.449f.)

    45.New Roman"'>  SCHIMPER,W.P. (1808-1880): Prof. for Geologyin Strassburg and main autor of the famous „Bryologia europaea“. 1 samplecollected in France, 2 samples (Cyclodictyonlaetevirens, Hageniella micans) collected 1865 in Killarney (Ireland). (SeeFrahm & Eggers 2001, p.453-456, with portrait)

    46.New Roman"'>  Schliephacke,Karl (1834-1913): 6 samples fromBayern, Brandenburg, Thüringen, Austria, (Madagaskar  from another collector in his herbarium; he has never been there) collected 1869to 1898. (See Frahm & Eggers 2001,p.461f).

    47.New Roman"'>  SCHMIDT: Missionary in India. 4 samples from India collected1834.

    48.New Roman"'>  Schmidt,H.: 1 sample from Brandenburg collected 1953.

    49.New Roman"'>  Schmidt,Johann Anton (1823-1905): Hiscollection came to HBG in 1905. Samplesfrom Bavaria, Niedersachsen, Nordrhein-Westfalen, Austria, France and Polandcollected 1846 to 1905. (See Frahm & Eggers 2001, p.465f. with portrait).

    50.New Roman"'>  SCHMIDT, JOHANNES: Danish botanist, memberof the Danish Siamexpedition 1899-1900. 1 sample (Ochrobryum kurzianum) from Siam (now: Thailand).

    51.New Roman"'>  Schmidt,R.: 1 sample from Bayern collected 1967.

    52.New Roman"'>  SCMIDT,RICHARD: 2 samples (Grimmia gracilis)from Italy (S.Tirol) collected 1902 ex herb. Mönkemeyer.  SCHMITZ,H.: Prof. for Botany in Hamburg in the 1950ies. HBGgot his collection 1973 as a donation. 3 samples (e.g. Dendroligotrichum dendroides) from Chile (Valdivia) collected1956-59.

    54.New Roman"'>  SCHRENK,H.v. (1873-1953): 3 samples (Leptothecagaudichaudii, Lepyrodon lagurus, Metzgeria antarctica) from Chile collected1906, 1907.

    55.      SCHUBERT:Dr. 5 samples (Helicophyllum torquatum, Lepicolea ochroleuca, Lepidozia capilligera,Lepidzoa chordulifera) from Chile collected 1901.

    56.New Roman"'>  Schultz,K. F. (1766 - 1837): 1 sample from Germany (Neubrandenburg). (See Frahm & Eggers 2001, p.475)

    57.New Roman"'>  SCHULTZE-MOTEL, WOLFRAM (*1934): Prof.(retired) at Bot. Institute Berlin-Dahlem. 3 samples (e.g. Leucomium strumosum, Powellia involutifolia) from Samoa collected1972.

  373. Schulz,Florian: Bryologist. His collection is not housed in the Herbarium Hamburgensebut kept private.
    Address:
    Am Wiesengrund 3
    24214 Schinkel
    Tel.: 04346/410032
    E-mail: florian.schulz@t-online.de

    59.New Roman"'>  Schulze,HEINRICH (?-1893): 1 sample from Silesia (now: Poland) collected 1867. (See Frahm & Eggers 2001, p.477)

    60.  Schumacher, Albert (* 27.1.1893 -4.10.1975 +): Orbituary in PAUL (1977). The extensive collection, whichcomprises mainly higher plants has been bought by the Herbarium Hamburgensefrom the heirs for a large sum. Bryophyte samples from Baden-Württemberg,Bayern, Hessen, Nordrhein-Westfalen, Rheinland-Pfalz collected 1907 to 1967. (See Frahm & Eggers 2001, p.477ff. withportrait).

    61.New Roman"'>  Schwartz,Oskar: 2 samples from Berlin and Niedersachsen collected 1913 and 1922.

    62.New Roman"'>  Schwanecke,CARL (1821-1916): 6 samples (e.g. Macrolejeunea cerina,Micropterygium carinatum, Plagiochila abrupta) from Puerto Ricocollected 1847-50.(See Frahm & Eggers 2001, p.482 with portrait). ( all HBG-labels the collector is named „Rudolf“ Schwanecke, but thismust be an error).

    63.New Roman"'>  Schwenker,Georg (1885-1951): Augenarzt inHamburg. Sammelte an seinem Wohnort Moose, die in die Moosflora vonNiedersachsen (KOPPE 1964) aufgenommen wurden. Sein Herbar ging nach seinem Tod1951 an das Herbarium Hamburgense. (Harburg u.a.) 20: The collection has beenhanded over to HBG 1951 (Zugang 9.5.1951). 21 samples from Bayern (e.g.Pseudoleskearadicosa), Hamburg , Niedersachsen andSchleswig-Holstein collected 1941 to 1950.

    64.New Roman"'>  Selek,H.: Aufsammlungen aus Hamburg aus den Jahren 1895.

    65.  SHARP,Aaron J. (1904-1997): 1 sample (Leptodontiumviticulosoides) from USA: Tennessee collected 1934

    66.New Roman"'>  Sherrin,William Robert (1871-1955): 1 samplefrom Great Britain collected 1918.

    67.New Roman"'>  SICKENBERGER,ERNST (1831-1895): 1 sample (Orthotrichumscanicum) from Germany. (See Frahm & Eggers 2001, p.493f).

    68.New Roman"'>  Siegfried,HANS (1837-1903): 3 samples fromSwitzerland collected 1877 and 1878.

    69.New Roman"'>  SIKORA, FRANZ (?-1902):1 sample from Madagaskar. (See Frahm & Eggers 2001, p.495)

    70.New Roman"'>  Simmons,HERMAN GEORG (1866-1943): Schwedischer Botaniker. Seine Exsiccatensammlung Iter Faroeense von1895 enthielt Algen, Moose, Farne. 1 sample from the Faroer Islandscollected 1895.

    71.New Roman"'>  Sintenis,PAUL (1847-1907): 3 samples (e.g. Macromitriummacro-mucronifolium) from Puerto Rico collected 1885, 1886. (See Frahm &Eggers 2001, p.495f. with portrait).

    72.New Roman"'>  SMITH, E.: 1 sample (Kurzia tenax) from Tasmania collected 1903.

    73.New Roman"'>  Sörensen, SÖREN (1873-1927): 1 sample fromNorway collected 1914.

    74.New Roman"'>  Stahl,ERNST (1848-1919): 4 samples (e.g. Jamesoniellaflexicaulis, Platyhypnidium muelleri, Treubia insignis) from Javacollected 1890. (See Frahm & Eggers2001, p.500 with portrait).

    75.New Roman"'>  Starcs,KARLIS (1897-1953): 1 sample fromLettland collected 1820 (??), 1 sample from Riga collected1941! (See Hertel & Schreiber1988, p.133).

    76.New Roman"'>  Steer,CARL: 2 samples from Bavaria collected 1947.

  374. Stegmann,Walter (10.7.1890 - ): Primary school teacher and Gewerbeschullehrer (4026envelopes Invent.-Nr. 929) 30, InBer. Inst. Allg. Bot. 1995: 204 this collection has erronnimously been called"Sammlung Jannasch". There are pictures of the collector from the 1920ies and 1946.

  375. Steiger:1 sample from Bavaria collected 1870.

  376. Stenholm, CARL (1862-1939): 6 samples from Sweden (e.g. Jungermanniabicrenata, Lophozia parita) collected 1920, 1921, 1922,1923, 1924 and 1933 via the collection Schumacher.

  377. Störmer, Per (1907 - 1991): 1 sample from Norway collected in 1935.

  378. Stolle, EMIL (1868 - 1940): 1 sample from Thüringen collected in 1906. (See Frahm& Eggers 2001, p.511f. with portrait).

  379. STOLZ, ADOLF FERDINAND (1871 - 1917): - 1 sample (Plagiochila lucida) from East Africa (Nyassa) collected 1913. (See Frahm & Eggers 2001, p.512f.).

  380. Stoppel, Rose: - Bartramia ithyphylla von Island from the year 1927, identified by Brotherus.

  381. Streimann, Heinar (*1938 - 2001): Australian bryologist. 3 samples (e.g. Meteoriopsis reclinata, Pseudosymblepharis bombayensis) from Papua New Guinea collected 1982, 1 sample (Leptothea gaudichaudii) from Australia collected 1990.

    84.New Roman"'>  Stuhr:1box including drawings.

    85.New Roman"'>  Svensson,Gösta (1900-?)    : 1 sample from Swedencollected 1935.

    86.  Thedenius, Hugo (1843-1929): 1sample from Sweden collected in 1897.

    Theobald, Gottfried Ludwig (1810-1869): 1sample from Hessen collected 1852. (SeeFrahm & Eggers 2001, p.517).p; Thyssen,Paul (1891-1974): 1 sample fromBavaria collected 1954. (See Frahm &Eggers 2001, p.518f. with portrait).

    89.New Roman"'>  Timm,C.T. (1824 - 1907): Director of a private school in Hamburg. 4 publications onbryophytes together with T. Wahnschaff (FRAHM 1995). Author of the firsttreatment of lichens of the city of Hamburg (C.T. TIMM 1876). Whereas FRAHM(1995: 166) states that the whereabouts of his collection are unknown, it isclear now that at least parts of these samples have returned to HBG withmaterial kept in Leningrad and Eastern Berlin after the war till 1989. (See Frahm & Eggers 2001, p.519 withportrait).

    90.New Roman"'>  Timm,Rudolf (1859 - 1936): Son of C.T. Timm. Author of a floristic publication withemphasis on Hamburg and its vicinity (TIMM 1907). 36 samples from Bayern,Hamburg, Hessen, Mecklenburg-Vorpommern, Niedersachsen, Thüringen,Schleswig-Holstein, Austria, Danmark, Italy, Switzerland collected 1903 and1910. It is not shure that his complete collection has been destroyed as statedby KOPPE 1964. (See Frahm & Eggers2001, p.520ff. with portrait).

    91.New Roman"'>  TISSERANT, R.P.: 6samples (e.g. Isopterygium subconangium,Jaegerina scariosa, Leucomium letestui) from Oubangui (Central Africa) from1927, 1928.

    92.New Roman"'>  TOMMASINI, M.G.S. de (1794-1879): 1 sample(Homalia lusitanica) from IstrianPenins. (now: Slovenia or Croatia).

    93.New Roman"'>  Toussaint:1 sample from Belgium collected 1917.

    94.New Roman"'>  Trautmann,Carl (1840-1919): 1 sample fromAustria collected 1904. (See Frahm &Eggers, 2001, p.522f.)

    95.New Roman"'>  TRAVERS, H.H.: 1sample (Lepidolaena menziesii) fromNew Zealand collected 1908.

    96.New Roman"'>  Treub,MELCHIOR (1851-1910): 1880-1909 Director of the BuitenzorgBotanical Garden, Java. 2 samples (e.g.Trichostomum angustatum) fromJava collected 1897. (SeeSteenis-Kruseman 1950, p.531f. with portrait).

    97.New Roman"'>  Trilling:from Chile, Punta Arenas collected in 1898.

    98.New Roman"'>  TROLL,CARL (1899-1975): 1 sample (from Erithreacollected 1933, 1 sample (Leptodontiumviticulosoides) from Tansania collected 1934. (See Frahm & Eggers 2001,p.524 with portrait).

    99.  TSANG, WAI TAK: 1 sample from Chinacollected 1934.

    100.New Roman"'>Tullberg, Sven Axel Theodor (1852-1886): 1 sample from Sweden collected 1874.

    101.New Roman"'>UECHTRITZ, RUDOLF von (1838-1886): 1 sample fromSilesia (now: Poland) collected 1862 (Grimmiaconferta). (See Frahm & Eggers 2001, p.528 with portrait).

    102.New Roman"'>
  382. Ule, ERNST (1854-1915): Most of his collections are in HBG (see WALTHER & MARTIENSSEN 1976). His journey up the Amazonas led till Peru. Samples from Brazil, Peru, collected 1884 to 1903. There are a lot of speciesnamed by Carl Müller, Halle, as spec. nov. , which have been never published ordescribed (nomina herb. or nomina nuda). See also ULE: BryothecaBrasiliensis. (See Frahm & Eggers2001, p.528ff. with portrait).

    103.New Roman"'>Ulvinen, Tauno (*1930): 1 sample from Norway collected 1966; 1 sample (Aplodon wormskjoldii) fromFinland collected 1970.UNGER, FRANZ (1805-1870): 1 sample from Cyprus. (SeeFrahm & Eggers, 2001, p.531 with portrait).

    105.New Roman"'>URBANSKY: 2 samples Kerguelen (subantarctic Isl.)1903

    106.Vanek, Rudolf (1899-1953): 2samples from Czechia collected 1933.

    107.New Roman"'>VANHÖFFEN, ERNST (1858-1918): 1 sample () from the KerguelenIsl. collected 1902 (Deutsche Südpolar Expedition 1901-1903). (See Frahm &Eggers 2001, p.533).

    108.New Roman"'>Vannerome: 1 sample from the Netherlandscollected 1965.

    109.New Roman"'>Verdoorn, FRANS (1906-1984): Dutch botanist. 3 samples (e.g. Isotachisarmata, Leptodontium aggregatum) from Java collected 1930.

    110.VITT, DALE H. (*1944): 1 sample (Ulotaobtusiuscula) from USA collected 1977, 1 sample (Ulota obtusiuscula) from Canada collected 1979.

    111.VOLKENS, GEORG (1855-1917): 3 samples from Tanzania (Mt. Kilimanjaro). (See Frahm& Eggers 2001, p.538f. with portrait).

    112.Waage: 1 sample from Labrador.

    113.New Roman"'>Wachenfeld, H.: 1sample from Switzerland collected 1973.

    114.Wahnschaff, Th. (1843-1916): 26 samples from Baden-Württemberg, Hamburg,Niedersachsen, Nordrhein-Westfalen, Schleswig-Holstein, Austria, andSwitzerland collected from 1870 to 1915. (SeeFrahm & Eggers 2001, p.541f. with portrait).

    115.New Roman"'>Waldheim, Stig (1911-1976): 1 sample from Sweden collected 1942.

    116.New Roman"'>Wälde, A.(?-1936): 2 samples (e.g. Drepanocladus intermedius)from Baden-Württemberg collected 1907. (SeeFrahm & Eggers 2001, p.540).

  383. Wallace, Edward Charles (1909 - 1986): - 6 samples (e.g. Mastigophora woodsii, Plagiochila carringtonii, Plagiothecium latebricola) from Great Britain collected 1934, 1935, 1936, 1938.

  384. Walsemann, Eckhart (1933 - 2004): - 1 sample from Mecklenburg-Vorpommern collected 1955, 2 samples (e.g. Pseudobryum cinclidioides) from Schleswig-Holstein collected 1958, 1969 via the collection F.Elmendorff. - Obituary by Frahm (2005) and Schlottmann (2005).

  385. Walsemann, Helga: - Wife and collaborator of Eckhart Walsemann. Keeps the private collection.

    E-mail: helga.walsemann@s3r.de

  386. Walther, Kurt (6 February 1910): - Born in Lehesten(Thüringen). Became curator (Kustos) of the Herbarium Hausknecht in Weimar in 1938. During the war he was member of the Army Investigators Staff(OKW-Forschungsstaffel) and collected 200 phanerogams in Northern Greece, Macedonia and Albania (deposited in Herbarium Hausknecht, University of Jena). 1949 to 1965 Walther was working in Stolzenau on vegetation science. From 1964 till 1971 he made collections in West, Central and Northeast-Anatolia (Izmir, Erzurum). Several thousand samples from Germany (Niedersachsen,Schleswig-Holstein), France and Turkey collected 1962 to 1966. About 1000 specimens of bryophytes from Harburg (near Hamburg) remain without labels up to now. Alltogether his collection comprises 12000 bryophytes, 6000 phanerogames,50 fungi and 200 lichens. Most of it is housed in HBG, duplicates in Ege University Izmir a.o. Many duplicates available for exchange. A more extensive biography including a list of his publications is available in german.

  387. Warnstorf, Carl Friedrich (1837 - 1921): 8 samples from Brandenburg, Niedersachsen collected 1873 to 1899. (See Frahm & Eggers 2001, p.544-549 with portrait). There is probably a collection of Sphagnum specimens from the Baltic States which came via the collection A. Schumacher to HBG.

  388. Warnstorf, Joh., (1866 - ?): - Son of Carl Warnstorf. 2 samples from Niedersachsen collected 1925, 1 sample (Leskea polycarpa) from Brandenburg collected 1896.

  389. WATTS, WILLIAM WALTER (1856-1920): 2 samples (e.g. from Australia(NSWales) from 1897, 1899.

  390. WEBER, C.: 2 samples fromFidji Isl. collected 1882, 4 samples from Samoa collected 1882.>Weber, J.: 3 samplesfrom Switzerland collected 1878 to 1885.(See Frahm & Eggers 2001, p.552).

    125.New Roman"'>WEDEPOHL: 1sample (Leptohymenium decipiens) fromRhodesia (now: Zimbabwe) collected 1901.

  391. Weidemann: 2 samples from Switzerland collected1877.

  392. Weidner: - 1 sample from Brandenburg collected 1853.

    128.New Roman"'>Weimarck, AUGUSTHenning (1903 - 1980): 1 sample from Sweden collected 1929.

  393. WEINDORFER, GUSTAV (1873 - 1932): - 1 sample (Leptostomum inclinans) from Australia.: (See Frahm & Eggers 2001, p.553f.).

  394. WEIR, JAMES ROBERT (1882 - 1943): - 1 sample (Atractylocarpus longisetus) from Columbia.

  395. Weiss, Ernesto: - 1 sample from Italy collected 1911.

    132.New Roman"'>WERDERMANN, ERICH (1892-1950): 2 samples from Chilecollected 1927. (See Frahm & Eggers 2001, p.556 with portrait).

  396. WERTH, EMIL (1869 - 1958): - 1 sample (Chiloscyphus werthii) from the Kerguelen Islands (See Frahm & Eggers 2001: 557).

  397. Weymouth, W. A. (1841 - 1928): - 4 samples from Tasmania (e.g. Hypnumcupressiforme var. mossmanianum, Leptotheca gaudichaudii, Triquetrellapapillata).

  398. Wheldon, JAMESALFRED (1862-1924): 1 samplefrom Great Britain collected 1907.

  399. WIDGREN, JOHAN FREDERIK (1810-1883): - 1 sample from Brazilcollected 1845.

  400. WIHAN, ROBERT R. (?-1936): - 1 sample (Haplomitrium hookeri) fromthe Riesengebirge (now: Chechia) collected 1927.

  401. WILKES US Expedition (1838-42 under command ofCaptain Charles Wilkes with several naturalists as collectors): Several samples (e.g. Isotachis serrulata from NewZealand, Jungermannia richii from theSandwich Isl., Pedinophyllopsis abditus, Tylimanthusurvilleanus from Tierra del Fuego, Plagiochilaacanthocaulis).

  402. WILL, Hermann (1852 - 1930): - Several samples fromSouth Georgia (Subantarctica) collected 1882-1883. (See Frahm & Eggers2001, p.562f.)

  403. WILLIAMS, Mary E.: 1 sample (Leskea gracilescens) from USA (New York) collected 1903.

  404. Wilms, Friedrich f.(1848-1919): 1 sample from Hessen collected 1875. (See Frahm & Eggers 2001, p.565).

  405. Wilson, C. W.: - 1 sample from Great Britain collected 1959.

  406. Winkelmann, Johannes (1842 - 1921): - 2 samples from Poland collected 1884 and 1887. (See Frahm & Eggers 2001: 565f.)

  407. Winkler, Hans (1877 - 1945): 1912-43 Prof.for Botany in Hamburg. "Winklermade collecting trips to the East Indies in 1903-4 and 1924-5. His extensiveBornean collections were still partly unworked in 1954 and probably still are:they have many undistributed duplicates also, I was told by Dr. Domke"(MORTON 1970). Westborneo 1 box, 3 samples from Java collected 1904 and 1925(HBG 3974). (See Frahm & Eggers2001, p.566 with portrait).

    Winter, Georg (1848-1887): 8 samples from Berlin, Brandenburg, Hessen,Nordrhein-Westfalen and Poland collected 1868 . (See Frahm & Eggers 2001, p.569 withportrait).

  408. Winter, Karl Hermann (1845 - 1933): 7 samples from Norway collected 1903 to 1908. (See Frahm & Eggers 2001, p.569f.).

  409. Wright, Charles (1864-1941): 4 samples (e.g. Helicodontiumcapillare, Helicophyllum torquatum) from Cuba 1856-58.

  410. WURR, EMIL: 3 samples (Pilotrichella wurrii, Pilotrichum guatemalense, Plagiochila wurriana)from Guatemala collected 1893.

  411. Wutzer "Prof.": One sample fromLugano.

  412. Wüstnei, CARL (1810-1858): Several samples from Mecklenburg-Vorpommern. (See Frahm & Eggers 2001, p.572f.).

  413. Zacharias, EDUARD (1852-1911): - Director of the Hamburg Botanical Institutes. One sample from Kroatia collected in 1905; 3 samples (Riella parisii) from Algeria collected 1910. (See Frahm & Eggers 2001:574 with portrait).

  414. ZAHN, HEINRICH (1880 - 1940er): - 4 samples (e.g. ) from New Guinea collected 1902, 1903. (See Frahm & Eggers 2001, p.574f.).

  415. Zenker, GEORG AUGUST (1855 - 1922): - Several samples (e.g. Plagiochila integerrima) from Cameroon collected 1896 - 1909. (See Frahm & Eggers 2001: 575 f.).

  416. Zetterstedt, JOHAN EMANUEL (1828-1880): One sample from Norway collected in 1868.

  417. ZICKENDRATH, ERNST (1846-1903): 1 sample from Russia. (See Frahm & Eggers 2001, p.577)

  418. Zodda, G. (1877-?):One sample from Italy collected in 1906, 1sample from Sicily.

    At least parts of the following Exsikkatae series are conserved in HBG:

    ANONYMUS: Bryotheca Silesiaca 117, 212, 268, 275, 309, 321.
    BAUER: Bryotheca Bohemica 18, 19, 79, 108, 216, 225, 230, 266, 489 a.
    BAUER: Musci Europaei Exsiccati 22, 67, 68, 69, 70, 116, 117, 118, 137, 197,243, 306, 307, 347, 348, 349, 404, 730, 731, 737, 738, 843, 857, 918, 919, 948,920, 970, 971, 972, 993a, 993 b, 1389b.
    BAUER: Exs. Listen der Musci Europ.
    BORNMÜLLER: Iter Persicum alterum 5846.
    BORNMÜLLER: Lydiae et Cariae Pl. Exsiccati 9974.
    BORNMÜLLER: Plantae Exsiccatae Canarienses 232, 1672.
    BOROS, A.: Plantae Hungariae Exsiccatae
    FLEISCHER & WARNSTORF: Bryotheca Europ. meridion. 151.
    FAMILLER: Austriae et Helvetiae Exsiccatae 79.
    FRAHM: Campylopodes Peruvianae Exsiccatae 1, 2, 3, 4, 6, 14, 18, 19, 20, 23,31, 36, 47, 53, 54, 59, 77, 60, 62, 72, 74, 85.
    FRAHM: Bryophyta Vogesiaca Exsiccata 28, 41, 76.

    HERTER, W.G.: Plantae UruguayensesExsiccatae (Fabronia felipponei,Forsstroemia coronata)

    HOLST: Flora von Usambara

    HOLZINGER, J. M.:Musci acrocarpi Boreali-americani
    JACK, LEINER & STIZENBERGER 172, 178, 484, 491, 500.
    JURATZKA: Mährische Laubmoose 60.

    KINDBERG: „Plants of Santa Marta,Colombia, det. by Kindberg“
    KOPSCH: Bryotheca Saxonica 39, 127, 128, 138, 145, 146, 149, 166, 174, 227,287, 324, 583.
    LIBERT: Pl. Crypt. Arduennae Fasc. III (1834) 204.
    LIMPRICHT: Bryotheca Silesiaca 46.
    LOITLESBERGER: Kryptogamae Exsiccatae Istria 489.
    MIGULA: Kryptogamae Germaniae Austriae et Helvetiae Exs. 35, 49, 105, 191, 209,235, 244, 285.
    MOLENDO: Unio Itin. Crypt.??? 5.
    MUSEO? MUSEUM? (HIST. NATUR.) VINDOBONENSE: Krypt. Exs. Vindob. (Krypt. Exs.):181, 390, 487, 500, 892, 1088, 1571, 1988, 2479, 2582, 2593, 2594, 2593, 2993,3195, 3196.
    PRINGLE, C.G.: Exsiccatae Plantae Mexicanae (Fabronia dentata, Fabroniapatentifolia)

    RABENHORST: Bryotheca Europaea 68, 123, 161, 233, 234, 252, 262, 280, 312,340, 438, 505, 708, 723, 867, 876, 930, 938, 1055, 1120, 1148, 1848.
    RABENHORST: Hepaticae Europaeae 81, 93, 195, 196, 328, 382, 426.

    SCHADE & STOLLE: Hepaticae Sax. Exs. 48, 50, 68, 99, 107, 108, 185, 208,226, 227, 270.
    SCHIFFNER: Hepaticae Europaeae Exs. 606, 607, 608.
    SUZUKI: Sphagnotheca Japonica 16, 17, 18.
    ULE: Bryotheca Brasiliensis 81.
    VERDOORN: Musci Selecti et Critici 201, 309, 346.
    VERDOORN: Hepat. Selecti et Critici 3.

    WERDERMANN, E. (1927): „Plantae Chilenses“.
    WIRTGEN: Herbarium plantae criticae, select. hybrid. Florae Rhenanae. Bonn 268,527, 829, 912.

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