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

by   T. Feuerer   ( feuerer@botanik.uni-hamburg.de)

1 February 2008

This is an index of collectors of lichens in HBG, with some information on their collections. The biographical facts are taken mainly from Christiansen (1928), Feuerer (1987) and Grummann (1974). Up to now this compilation is based on an investigation of only 5 percent of the material. The lichens of the Herbarium Hamburgense mainly consist of the collections of C. F. E. Erichsen, T. Feuerer, O. Jaap, P. Junge, C. Kausch, F. C. Laban, A. Schumacher and C. T. Timm. The oldest lichen sample in HBG, Ramalina thrausta, was collected by Clem. Berck(?) in 1824 in the Sachsenwald, Schleswig-Holstein.

Laundon (1979) erroniously states the lichenological collections of A. Allescher as housed in HBG. They can mostly be found in the Botanische Staatssammlung München (M). The lichen collection from KIEL has recently been given to HBG to improve its availability for exchange. Laundon (loc. cit.) mentions the collections of Bachmann and Weber as housed in KIEL. ALAVA (1998: 8) mentions one of the seven sets of Vainios Exsiccatae as housed in KIEL. All collections of KIEL, including those of Bachmann, Vainio and Weber, were destroyed during the war.

A | B | C | D | E | F | G | H | I | J | K | L | M | N | O | P | Q | R | S | T | U | V | W | X | Y | Z

  1. Akerman, J.: One sample from Sweden without date came with the collection of A. Schumacher.

  2. Albertshofer, Erich (16.6.1924): Technical assistant ("Präparator") at the "Botanische Staatssammlung" in Munich (HERTEL & SCHREIBER 1988: 274). A few samples came with the collection of T. Feuerer.

  3. Althage: A sample of Cladonia sylvatica collected near Gomet in Russia the 4.10.1943 came to the Herbarium Hamburgense with the collection of A. Schumacher.

  4. Amlong, H.U.: 3 samples from the "Krimmler Achental" (Austria, Hohe Tauern) collected in 1930 came via the collection of Drawert & Mix (Invent.Nr. 1178, 11.1.2001).

  5. Ampleinter (hardly readable): One sample from Sweden collected in 1903.

  6. Andersson, F.: HBG received 1128 samples of bryophytes, algae, lichens and fungi in 1955 (2.11.1955, Inv.-Nr.109) from this amateur, who lived in the Hamburg quarter of Volksdorf (Hamburg-Volksdorf, Am Wensenbalken 62). The largest part of the collection consists of fungi. Apparently Andersson never collected but bought exsiccatae and duplicates from other collectors (Juratzka, Moldendo a.o.). The labels have been transcribed uniformly probably by Andersson himself. As Andersson could not read all the original handwriting much of the information is lost.

  7. Andres, U. (in GRUMMANN 1974 there is only a "H." Andres): One sample from Baden-Württemberg (Germany) in the collection of A. Schumacher.

  8. Arnold, Ferdinand (24.2.1828 - 8.8.1901): Judge at the court in Munich (Appellationsgerichtsrat am Oberlandesgericht), orbituary by REHM (1902), see also GRUMMANN (1974). Several samples from Bavaria, Austria (Tirol, TK 8831) and Italy (Ampezzo). Parts of the material came to HBG with the collection of P. Magnus, other parts with the collection of C. F. E. Erichsen.

  9. Arsène, Brother G.: - One sample collected in New Mexico.

  10. Appel, Oliver: - Biologist. PhD on Brassicaceae. Collections of higher plants from China. Some few collections of lichens from Hamburg.
    E-mail: oliver.appel@web.de and oliver.appel@hamburg.de

  11. Aßmann, Adolf: - Presumable member of the Botanical Society of Hamburg. Two lichens in a convolute with the accession number 240 from October 1966, which contains mainly mosses. Mainly collector of higher plants, for biographical data see the file Collectors of Bryophytes in HBG.

  12. Auerswald, Bernhard (1818 - 1870): - One sample from Thüringen collected in 1866.

     

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  13. Bagge, : One sample from Hessen. There is an example of his handwriting.

  14. Baumgartner, Julius (1870 - ? ): One sample from "Istrien" collected in 1926.

  15. Bäuerlen, W. (1845 - ? ): One lichen (Xanthoparmelia dichotoma, ISOLECTOTYPUS) from 1884 collected in Australia.

  16. Beyle, M.: Teacher in Hamburg, collected phanerogams mainly in the 1880s, later interested in fossil plants and bog science (CHRISTIANSEN 1928). His lichen herbarium consists of 14 lichens, collected by G. Dietrich, I. Hermann and C. T. Timm about 1900.

  17. Blomberg, O. G. (1838 - 1901): - One sample of from Sweden collected in 1892.

  18. Boch, S.: - Biologist from Lüneburg. See "Collectors, Germany, Internetpage". Two samples (duplicates) from Niedersachsen collected in 2005.

  19. Bock, Rud(olf?): "Dr.", one sample from Switzerland (Bern).

  20. Boorman, G. L.: One sample from Australia from 1902 in the collection C. F. E. Erichsen.

  21. Bornmüller, Joseph F. N. (6.12.1862 - 19.12.1948): - Curator in Weimar, Thüringen (UNGEWITTER 1949, WAGENITZ 1960), mainly collector of phanerogams. For additional data see the file Collectors of Bryophytes in HBG. - Numerous samples from the Canary Islands and Madeira in HBG and at least parts of his exsiccatae "Plantae Macedoniae". The lichens of his two journeys to Macaronesia have been identified by J.Steiner, Vienna (STEINER 1904). The types consequently stayed in W. According to WAGENITZ (1960) the first set of his collections is in Hamburg. This may be true for the phanerogams. It is known, that at least part of his Macaronesian collections are in WU. One sample from Peru.

  22. Boubee: 1 box.

  23. Bouly de Lesdain, Maurice (1869 - 1965): - A single sample from Dünkirchen, collected in 1914. Obituary by DES ABBAYES (1966). See also L.A. Brouard.

  24. Brandis, Sir Dietrich (1824 - 1907): - Generalforstmeister von Ostindien. - 74 lichens have been received by the "Hamburgische Botanische Staatsinstitute" the 25.2.1913.
  25. Brandis, C.: - Some few samples. One from the Harz mountains (Lower Saxonia) collected in 1835, one from Switzerland (Pilatus mountain) without date, one from "Hüttenroder Forst" in 1836, one from Nordrhein-Westfalen collected 1838. There is an example of his handwriting

  26. Bratt, Charis (Cobane) (31.12.1932 in Lake Placid, New York): - Amateur lichenologist. One sample from California (USA) collected in 2002 came to the Herbarium Hamburgense the 1.10.2002 in connection with a molecular investigation of Parmeliaceae of A. Thell and T. Feuerer

  27. Brick, C.: - Prof. "Dr. Brick" was assistant in the Herbarium Hamburgense (Botanische Staatsinstitute) at the turn of the century (see index of subscribers in the "Verhandlungen des Naturwiss. Vereins zu Hamburg" 1917), later "Vorsteher" of the "Station für Pflanzenschutz" at the Institut für Angewandte Botanik in Hamburg (RÖNN 1911, CHRISTIANSEN 1928), and specialist in ferns (MORTON 1970). Samples of lichens from the years 1896, 1899 and 1902 from the surroundings of Hamburg.

  28. Brouard, "L.A.?" Arsene Gustave Joseph (19 March 1867 - 25 May 1938): - Five samples from New Mexico, USA from 1927 and 1930 came with the collection of B.de LESDAIN. See also DE PRIEST (1996).

  29. Bruns, Ferdinand Karl August (14.3.1869 - 8.11.1932): - Teacher of arts in Hamburg from 1903, one of the founders of the Botanical Verein in Hamburg in 1891. Teaching at the German school in Teheran, Iran from 1908 to 1910. Mostly collector of phanerogams. WAGENITZ (1960: 359) points out, that the original collection of F. Bruns from northern Iran ("Persia") is located in HBG. One lichen sample from northern Iran from the year 1909 in the collection of C. F. E. Erichsen. Obituary by ERICHSEN (1933).

  30. Bruns, Hans: - A few collections from the vicinity of Bad Oldesloe (Schleswig-Holstein) and one from Litavia, collected during the first world war, in the collection of C. F. E. Erichsen (ERICHSEN 1933).

  31. Buek, H. W.: - A single sample from Hamburg from 1864.

  32. Butterfaß, Prof. Dr. Th.: - Der Botaniker verkaufte 1977 die Sammlung Albert Schumacher an das Herbarium Hamburgense. 5 Farnbelege wurden am 14. Juli 2008 nachgereicht.

     

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  33. Calvelo, Susana: - Lichenologist in Argentina. One sample from Argentina, collected in 1992 came as a gift to T. Feuerer & A. Thell in 2000.

  34. Claudel, : - Material from France.

     

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  35. Davidson, D.: - Cora pavonia from the Serra da Cantareira, near Sao Paulo, Brazil, without date.

  36. Degelius, Gunnar (27.1.1903 - 22.7.1993): - Professor at the University in Göteborg. Curriculum vitae and obituary by ARVIDSON & JORGENSEN (1983), ARVIDSON (1994). A few collections from Sweden.

  37. Degener, O.: - There is a sample of Lecanora conizaeoides from the former Botanical Garden of Hamburg, now a park, from 1950.

  38. Dinter, Kurt (10.6.1868 - 16.12.1945): - Mainly collector of higher plants, for biographical data see the file Collectors of Spermatophytes in HBG. Two lichens from Namibia given to HBG in 3.6.1929 (HBG collectors index).

  39. Dolnik, Christian (Kiel): - 8 samples from Russia collected from 1999 to 2001.

  40. Domke, W. (1899 - 1988): - "Dozent" am Institut für Allgemeine Botanik, Universität Hamburg, today Biocentre Klein-Flottbek. Later in Berlin. - 3 boxes. 2 specimens from Slovenia collected in 1958. - See Frahm & Eggers (2001: 83).

  41. Drawert: See Amlong.

     

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  42. Eberlanz, H.: - A single sample from Namibia collected in 1929 came with the collection of C. F. E. Erichsen.

  43. Eggers, Jens (* 1935): - Bryologist in Hamburg. 200 to 300 samples in the collection G. Ernst.

  44. Eichelbaum, F.: - The Herbarium Hamburgense owns samples of fungi and lichens from this collector. Several samples from Hamburg, Schleswig-Holstein and Sweden from 1884 to 1910.

  45. Eitner: - A collection of Lecanora crenulata from the "Elguter Kalkberg" from 1896.

  46. Elix, J. A.: - Prof. of Chemistry in Canberra, Australia, Lichenologist: 6 samples were given to HBG the 27.3.2002 in connection with a molecular project on the phylogeny of the Parmeliaceae of A. Thell and T. Feuerer. Invent.-Nr. 1212.

  47. Endlich: - Collected a sample of Ramalina hoehneliana in Tanzania ("Deutsch-Ostafrika") in the year 1911.

  48. Erichsen, C. F. E. "F. Erichsen" (18.10.1867 - 25.7.1945): - Primary school teacher (Volksschullehrer) in Hamburg. His complete collections were purchased by the Herbarium Hamburgense (HBG) in August 1945 and form the nucleus of the Hamburg lichen herbarium. CHRISTIANSEN (1928) gives some information on his biography. An extensive obituary is provided by MATTICK (1946, in ERICHSEN 1957: XII), but a complete index of his publications does not exist. His address at that time was Baumkamp 16, Hamburg 39. This presumably corresponds today with the quarter Winterhude. There is a collection of Stereocaulon alpinum from 1891 from the Allgäu, seen by Magnusson and Frey. Until about 1900 Erichsen collected mainly phanerogams in the vicinity of Hamburg, later (from 1902 until 27.9.1944) almost exclusively lichens. His main working area was Schleswig-Holstein. Occasionally Erichsen undertook excursions together with various botanists in Hamburg and Schleswig-Holstein, for instance in 27.4.1902, 4.5.1902, 14.12.1902 and 20.8.1916 with O.Jaap. He carried out collecting trips (chronologically) to Poland (at that time Germany, mountain Große Schneegrube Riesengebirge, Schlesien, 1.8.1907, 2.8.1907), to Hohen Rad (1.8.1907), to Kullen in Schweden (28.7./8.8.1911 and 5.7.1933 were he collected together with Malme, to Denmark (Apenrade, at that time Germany) 15./18.9.1913, Island Fünen 7.7.1925), to Brandenburg together with Hillmann (Albertshof 8.4.1924), to Bavaria (Mittenwald 1927), to Austria (Vienna 13.7.1927, Niederösterreich, 26.7.1927, Innsbruck 29.7.1927), to Slowakia (21.7.1927 together with Suza), to Bohuslän in Schweden (10.7.1928), to the Harz (29.6.1930), to Finland (Karelia Ladogensis: Saavnou) (3./4. and 28/30.6.1933), to Mecklenburg-Vorpommern (Rügen 30.8.1939) and to Czechia, at that time Germany (23.7.1940 together with Kutak).

  49. Ernst, Gisela (28.9.1928 - 4.2.2001) Foto: - Teacher (Oberstudienrätin) of biology in Hamburg, retired 1988. Studied from 1983 the lichen flora of Hamburg and vicinity (ERNST 1992, 1993, 1996, ERNST et al. 1988, ERNST et al. 1990, FEUERER & ERNST 1993 a, b). Collections from Germany (Hamburg, Niedersachsen, Nordrhein-Westfalen, Schleswig-Holstein), the Alps, Bolivia, Scandinavia, Turkey (1986), Madeira, Gran Canaria (1987) and Tenerife . The collection, consisting of about 4000 samples, was donated to the Herbarium Hamburgense. - Honorary species: Parmelia ernstiae A. Thell & Feuerer. - Obituaries by FEUERER (2002) and HOBOHM (2002). Invent.-Nr. 1192.

     

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  50. Feuerer, Tassilo (5. August 1949 in Munich): - Since 1984 curator (Kustos) for cryptogams at the Herbarium Hamburgense. Lichenological investigations in Hamburg since 1984, intensified since 1989, until 2001 together with G. Ernst (FEUERER 1990 a, 1990 b, FEUERER & Ernst 1993 a, 1993 b, Feuerer et al. 1996). - About 30000 lichen samples from Germany (Baden-Württemberg, Bavaria, Berlin, Brandenburg, Bremen, Hamburg, Hessen, Mecklenburg-Vorpommern, Niedersachsen, Schleswig-Holstein), Europe (Andorra, Austria, Denmark, Finland, France, Greece, Italy, Norway, Sweden, Switzerland, Spain (Canary Islands, Pyrenees, Southern Spain), North America (Canada: Ontario, USA: Connecticut, Michigan, Missouri, Wisconsin), South America (Argentina, Bolivia, Brazil, Chile, Colombia, Ecuador, Peru, Venezuela), the Caribbean (Jamaica) and Africa (Kenya, Seychelles, South Africa). The complete collection contains about 65000 numbers of all groups of plants, many with duplicates. About 60 percent are lichens, 40 percent are higher plants, few mosses, fungi and algae. A great part of the samples has been handed to HBG, some others are kept in M (see HERTEL & SCHREIBER 1988). Most fungi have been identified by J. Hechler (Hamburg).
    Four collections form the basis for types: Parmelia ernstiae FEUERER & A. THELL, Peltigera andense VITIKAINEN, Rhizocarpon drepanodes FEUERER and Sphagnum inretortum CRUM. A number of non-lichenologists collected for T. Feuerer as a favour: E. Albertshofer (Austria), O. Appel (Hamburg), I. Geyer (Indonesien), W. Göbel (Kenya), E. Heinz (Portugal), N. Höhne (Bavaria, Alps), A. Hörter (Peru), K. Kubitzki (Austria, Brazil, Denmark, Norway), R. Vogt (Austria) and J. Rogner (Botswana).
    Collections of T. Feuerer are cited in the following publications: AHTI (1997); AHTI & MARCELLI (1995); CRUM (1990); DIEDERICH (1996); ELIX & NASH (1992); LUNKE et al. (1996: 53 Schaereria fuscocinerea, ESS); NIMIS & TRETIACH (1997); POELT & PETUTSCHNIG (1992); Søchting & Frödén (2002: 265), TRIEBEL (1989) a.o.

  51. Fink, Bruce: - Punctelia rudecta collected 1895 in Iowa, USA.

  52. Fischer-Benzon, R.v. (2.2.1839 - 18.7.1911): - High school teacher (Gymnasiallehrer), then state librarian (Landesbibliothekar) in Schleswig-Holstein. There is a single collection by Nolte from 1825 which came via the collection of Fischer-Benzon.

  53. Fisher, G. L. (1868 - 1953): - USA (Texas) "Botanical Exchange" one sample of Dirinaria picta.

  54. Flögel, J. H. L. (Not in GRUMMANN): - Flögel lived in Ahrensburg near Hamburg.. HBG obtained 20 boxes with bryophytes, algae, fungi and lichens from the collector in 6.6.1919. The material from Hamburg and Schleswig-Holstein was collected in 1867, 1891, 1893 and 1894.

  55. Flotow, J. C. G. U. G von (1788 - 1856) see also WYGASCH 1998: Hirschberg (Poland, Schlesien).

  56. Follmann, Gerhard (* 1930): - 1 box. - Biography see "Flechten Follmann".

  57. Fóriss, F.: - There are samples from his exsiccate series "F. FÓRISS: Lichenes Bükkenses exsiccati" from Hungary.

  58. Frey: 1 box.

  59. Fries, Thore M. (28.10.1832 - 29.3.1913): Professor of botany and director of the botanical garden in Uppsala, son of E.M.Fries. (GRUMMANN 1974: 475). One sample of Acarospora molybdina from Norway (Finnmark) from 1864 probably sent by H. Magnusson to C. F. E.Erichsen.

  60. Führer, Gustav (1870 - 1935): - Samples from Ostpreußen, currently Russia, collected in 1930. - See Frahm & Eggers (2001: 117).

  61. Funck, Heinrich Christian (1771 - 1839): - HBG possesses a copy of the exsiccatae "Cryptogamische Gewächse des Fichtelgebirges", which contains bryophytes as well as lichens (see for instance BRESINSKY et al. 1995).

     

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  62. Gallefory: - There are two collections from 1930 of Pseudevernia furfuracea.

  63. Gerstmann: 1 box. -

  64. Gerstmeier, Roland: 1 box. -

  65. Glowacki, J. (18.6.1846 - 18.5.1915): - Finally director of the Staatsgymnasium in Marburg at the Drau (GRUMMANN 1974). In HBG there is one sample from the mountain Mangart in Slowenia in 1871.

  66. Glück, Hugo (1868 - 1940): One sample from Erlangen collected in 1896 came via the collection Dr. Wegin. - See Frahm & Eggers (2001: 137).

  67. Godeffroy, César: - 1 box. See also the information in the file Collectors of Spermatophytes in HBG

  68. Gräffe, Eduard O. (1833 - 1916): - Born in Zürich, died at Laibach. The collector was employed by the Hamburg merchant A. Godeffroy-Lebauf. Gräffe collected in the Pacific Islands, for instance in Samoa, Tonga and Fidschi from 1862 until 1873 and in Queensland like A. Dietrich. For additional data see the file Collectors of Spermatophytes in HBG. A list of 80 samples of lichens is available (HBG-collector files). Duplicates can be found in BM and M.

  69. Gußmann, Dr. Paul (1866 - 1941): - 1 sample from Schleswig-Holstein (Lübeck) collected in 1897. - See Frahm & Eggers (2001: 155).

  70. Gyelnik, V. (1906 - 1945): (GRUMMANN 1974, HALE 1990: 2, VERSEGHY 1963). ERICHSEN received some samples of this collector.

     

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  71. Hadatsch, H.: - One sample collected in Munich in 1991 came to HBG by exchange.

  72. Hallier, Ernst Hans (1831 - 1904): - One sample from the Sachsenwald near Hamburg. - See Frahm & Eggers (2001: 161).

  73. Hanstein, Udo: - Head forester, retired. Collaborator of G. Ernst.

  74. Hasse, H. E.: - A sample of Ramalina reticulata from 1894 collected in California (USA).

  75. Hauck, Markus (* 10.2.1970): - Lichenologist. See file Collectors of Fungi in HBG. Isotype of Lecidea hercynica collected in 2004 in the Harz mountains, Niedersachsen.

  76. Hecht, A.: - One sample from the Bavarian Forest collected in 1974.

  77. Hedlund: - Sweden.

  78. Heering, W.: - One sample from "Wolhynien" (Belarus, Belorussia, White Russia) collected in 1916.

  79. Hegi, Gustav (1876 - 1932): - Born in Winterthur. Founder of the "Illustrierte Flora von Mitteleuropa". 1902 - 1908 custodian ("Kustos") at the Botanical Garden in Munich. 1910 - 1920 Professor for Botany at the University of Munich. A few samples from Bavaria collected in 1903 and 1905 came to HBG via the collection of P. Magnus.

  80. Heinz, Ernst: - Professor at the Biozentrum Klein Flottbek in Hamburg, physiologist, specialized on lipids. - A few samples of Cladonia from Portugal.

  81. Hellbom, P. J. (1827 - 1903): One sample from Norway dated 1867 in the collection of P. Richter.

  82. Helms, Richard (1842 - 1914): - Born in Altona, died in Sydney. Helms emigrated in 1858 to Australia and went to New Zealand in 1862. His New Zealand collections were sold by Alwin Helms (Hamburg). - One sample from New Zealand came via the collection of F. C. Laban to the Herbarium Hamburgense, another via the collection Lojka

  83. Helms-Museum, Hamburg-Harburg: - Material from this museum has been given as a permanent loan to HBG in 22.1.1964.

  84. Hentschel, E. "Prof. Dr.": - 10 unidentified lichens from Argentina (Patagonia), Cameroon, the Falkland Islands and Equatorial Guinea (Fernando Poo) collected in 1925 and 1926.

  85. Hertel, Hannes (3.2.1939): - Professor, Curator (Landeskonservator), lichenologist in Munich at the Botanische Staatssammlung (HERTEL & SCHREIBER 1988: 161). - A gift of 7 samples from the Alps sent to the Herbarium Hamburgense in 18.3.1969.

  86. Herter, G. (1884 - 1958): - One sample from the year 1884 from Baden-Württemberg in the collection F. Anderson. - See Frahm & Eggers (2001: 184).

  87. Herzog, Theodor (1880 - 1961): - 1 box. - See Frahm & Eggers (2001: 185).

  88. Heybrock, W.: - 22 mostly unidentified samples of lichens from the Caucasus (Georgia) collected in 1935.

  89. Hildebrand-Kottkamp: - 3 boxes.

  90. Hillmann, Johannes (2.7.1881 - 1.7.1943): - Teacher in Berlin. Most of his collection has been destroyed in Buckow near Berlin in the year 1945. Beside the duplicates in HBG there are duplicates in M (GRUMMANN 1974, MATTICK 1954) and other herbaria. - There are some samples from Brandenburg from the year 1919 in HBG.

  91. Hirsch: 1 box.

  92. Höhne, Renate ("Nana") (1.5.1950): - Some samples in the collection T. Feuerer. Cited as collector "T. Feuerer & N. Höhne" in VERDON & RAMBOLD (1998) and LEUCKERT et al. (1992). See also Collectors of Spermatophytes in HBG.

  93. Hoffmann, W.: - Several samples dated 1868 from Brandenburg.

  94. Hollm: - 2 boxes.

  95. Hora, P.: - One sample collected in Bavaria in 1884.

  96. Huber, Otto: - Director of the Herbarium Hamburgense (HBG) from 1980 to 1982. Successor of Prof. K. Walther, predecessor of Prof. K. Kubitzki. Two samples from Venezuela collected in 1982 and 1983.

  97. Hülphers, A.: - Several samples from Sweden collected in 1918 came to HBG, probably via the collection of C. F. E. Erichsen.

     

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  98. Jaap, Otto (4.6.1864 - 14.3.1922): - His collection contains mostly bryophytes, fungi and phanerogams, but only a few lichens. 3 publications on lichens (JAAP 1902, 1903, 1905). The material originates largely from Brandenburg (Triglitz in the Prignitz), moreover from the vicinity of Hamburg (Schleswig-Holstein, Sachsenwald). In 1893 and 1900 he travelled to the Schlern mountain (South Tirol), presently Italy. For additional data see the file Collectors of Bryophytes in the Herbarium Hamburgense (HBG).

  99. Jacobsen: 5 boxes.

  100. Jaques, Dr. E. F. (1869 - 1949): - The collection H. Meyer contains a few lichens from Austria collected in 1938. - See Frahm & Eggers (2001: 223).

  101. Junge, Paul (Martini 1881 - 25.4.1919): - Biographical information is given by W. CHRISTIANSEN (1920) and D. N. CHRISTIANSEN (1928). Junge collected lichens from 1903 to 1906 in various quarters of Hamburg.

  102. Jürgens, Norbert: - Mainly collector of higher plants. 1 box.

     

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  103. Kalb, Klaus: - 12 lichens as a gift to HBG dated 1978. Inventar number 471.

  104. Kallen, Heinz Walter: - One sample of Cladonia foliacea from Hamburg collected in 1995.

  105. Kärnbach, Ludwig (1864 - 1896): - One sample from the Purdy-Islands in the Bismarck-Archipelago near Papua New Guinea collected in 1888.

  106. Kärnefelt, Ingvar ( Ingvar.Karnefelt@botmus.lu.se): - Lichenologist in Lund. 7 samples from Austria, Russia and the USA collected in 1994 and 1996 came to HBG as a gift in 1999.

  107. Kappen: Prof. Kappen, Institut für Polarökologie
    Inventarnummer 1188
    Acc. 15.3.2001
    Herbarium Antarcticum
    Als Geschenk erhalten:
    13 große Kartons Gesteinsflechten
    2 mittlere Kartons Gesteinsflechten
    112 kleine Kartons Gesteinsflechten
    aus North Victoria Land, Livingston Island, Petersons Island, King George Island, Kottasberge, Shirley Island, Mac Robertson Land, Clark Peninsula.

  108. Kari, Lauri E.: - A sample of Chaenotheca phaeocephala collected in Finland in 1934 came with the collection of A. Schumacher.

  109. Kausch, C. (1847 - 1915): - In 1916 The Herbarium Hamburgense bought 1793 lichens from this teacher who lived in the Hamburg quarter Bergedorf. The collector worked together with C. F. E. Erichsen, P. Junge and R. Timm on the lichens of Hamburg (SCHMIDT 1913: 63), but without publishing his results. He collected in 1897 in Austria, in Europe in 1896. - See Frahm & Eggers (2001: 232).

  110. Kies, Ludwig: 2 boxes. Professor at the Institut für Allgemeine Botanik. Phycologist. A few samples from Peru and Chile collected in 1987.

  111. Kilian, Jürgen: - 10 lichen samples in connection with a State Exam Thesis (KILIAN 1973) on phytosociology in Lower Saxony (Harz) and three samples from Italy have been given to the Herbarium Hamburgense in 5.12.1973. The address of the collector at that time was Timmendorfer Straße 159, Hamburg 73.

  112. Kirchenpauer, G. H. (1808 - 1887): - Bürgermeister in Hamburg. - There is a sample from the collection Kirchenpauer annotated with "Aus der ....schen Sammlung von Montblanc-Pflanzen (ohne Etikett)".

  113. Kjellmert, Gösta (1910 - 1975): - The Herbarium Hamburgense contains several specimens from Sweden by this collector (Index Herbariorum: 365) dated 1948, 1949 and 1951. Part of his material was obtained with the the collection of A. Schumacher.

  114. Klement, O. (1897 - 1980): - One sample from Czechia collected in 1931. - See Frahm & Eggers (2001: 237).

  115. Knowles, Matilda C. (1864 - 1933): - Two samples from Ireland dated 1924 and 1925 via the collection of C. F. E. Erichsen.

  116. Koch, Corinna (29.4.1963): - Biologist, University of Hamburg, specialist in bats, mainly collector of spermatophytes, one lichen from Brazil collected in 1984. Now living in Havanna, Cuba.

  117. Körber, Gustav W. (10.1.1817 - 28.7.1885): Some samples from different locations (e.g. Kynast) collected in 1858.

  118. Koppe, Fritz (30.11.1896 - ? ): From 1930 to 1964 teacher (Studienrat) in Bielefeld. Mainly collector of bryophytes, for biographical data see the file Collectors of Bryophytes in HBG. A few lichens collected in Schleswig-Holstein in 1927.

  119. Krause: 1 box.

  120. Kubitzki, Klaus (3.5.1933): Emeritus at the Institut für Allgemeine Botanik Hamburg. Born in Niesky, Oberlausitz, Saxonia (Bundesland Sachsen). PhD University Kiel 1960. 1961 - 1963: Professor associado at the Universidad Austral de Chile. 1963 - 1968: Wissenschaftlicher Assistent at the Botanical Institute of the University of Münster; Habilitation 1968. 1968 - 1973: Dozent at the Institut für Systematische Botanik of the University of München; since 1973: O. Professor für Systematische Botanik at the University of Hamburg. Samples from Austria, Brazil, Norway, and Turkey. For additional data see the file Collectors of Spermatophytes in HBG.

  121. Kükenthal, Georg (1864 - 1955): Priest in Grub am Forste, later in Coburg (Bavaria). Dr. h.c. of the University of Breslau 1913. Mostly working with Cyperaceae and Rubus.

  122. Kükenthal, Martha, (not in GRUMMANN 1974): The wife of Georg Kükenthal (1864 - 1955), collected in the vicinity of Coburg in northern Bavaria in 1954 and a few specimens in the Bavarian Forest in 1955.

  123. Kunkel, Günther (*26.9.1928): German botanist, living mainly abroad, born in Mittenwalde, Brandenburg. A few samples from the vicinity of Huancayo in Peru collected in 1960 and 1961 when he was professor of Forstbotanik at the University. The material is partly identified by O.Klement. Most samples are tiny. Information on him is found in SCHWABE (1960, 1961) and NATHO (1999).

  124. Kuschel, Holle (28.4.1930): Dr. jur., Privatier, amateur botanist in Hamburg (Innocentiastr. 70, 20144 Hamburg). Centre of interests are phanerogams. Many excursions to Gran Canaria, four to Cyprus, one to Thailand (Phuket) and one to Bali. Altogether about 10000 plant specimens. Several hundred samples of lichens from Gran Canaria, Hamburg, Schleswig-Holstein and Lower Saxony. One publication on lichens (KUSCHEL 1990).

  125. Kuták, Václav von (1876 - 1956): School director ("Bürgerschuldirektor") in Böhmisch-Eipel (Czechia) (GRUMMANN 1974: 665). A sample from Czechia dated 1932 came to Hamburg via the collection of A. Schumacher. The Herbarium Hamburgense (HBG) possesses at least parts of his exsiccatae "Lichenes Bohemiae".

     

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  126. Laban, Friedrich Christian (3.6.1817 - 2.10.1902): - Teacher in Hamburg. C. F. E. Erichsen and F. Bruns were amongs his students. Biographical information is given by CHRISTIANSEN (1928). Laban is the author of the "Flora des Herzogtums Holstein". See also ERICHSEN 1905: 46. Besides phanerogams and bryophytes, he collected lichens between 1872 and 1885.

  127. LaGreca, Scott (23 May 1969, Rochester, NY USA) Foto: - Curatorial/Research Associate in Cambridge. - Cornell University, BS 1991, Duke University, PhD 1997. - Lichenological teachers W. L. Culberson, C. F. Culberson. - Publications. - Interested especially in chemotaxonomy, Ramalina, Lecanora and marine/maritime lichens. Taxa named by the collector: Ramalina culbersoniorum LaGreca. - Collections from USA (New York, North Carolina, Massachusetts) and Canada (Newfoundland and Nova Scotia), all collected 1990 +. Collections housed in CUP, DUKE and FH.
    Address: old:   S. LaGreca, Farlow Herbarium of Cryptogamic Botany, Harvard University, 20 Divinity Avenue, Cambridge, Massachusetts 02138 USA
    Tel: 01-617.495.5729 (or 2368 if no answer)
    Fax: 617.495.9484
    Now at the British Museum, London, UK
    E-mail: slagreca@oeb.harvard.edu
    URL: Homepage

  128. Lange, Karl Hermann (1884 - 1965): The collector (BÜTTNER 1964) was teacher ("Oberlehrer") in Annaberg and had contact to Zschacke, Bachmann, Riehmer and Schade. Lange published on the lichen flora of Saxonia (LANGE 1930, 1933), where he found 14 species new for this country (Bundesland) and 10 species new to science, which were described by Bachmann and Zschacke. In HBG there is one sample from Saxonia from 1930.

  129. Latzel, A. (1858 - 1946) "Dr.": One sample from "Dalmatia" (Ragusa) dated 1909 in the collection of A. Schumacher.

  130. Laurer, Johann Friedrich (26.9.1798 - 23.11.1873): - Born in Bindlach near Bayreuth (Bavaria). Professor for pharmacology in Greifswald. The Herbarium Hamburgense contains, like GFW, H, M (HERTEL 1980) and WA, a set of dublicates of the original collection destroyed in Berlin 1943. Most of the samples were collected in Bavaria Waldstein Rudolfstein Schneeberg Hof), additionally samples from Mecklenburg-Vorpommern and Switzerland (Pontresina, St. Moritzer Alpe),

  131. Lehr, Richard Johannes Hermann "Dr. Lehr" (1884 - 1968): A teacher (Gymnasiallehrer) in Hamburg-Harburg who donated 616 samples of lichens to HBG in 195?<<<. He collected mainly in the vicinity of Hamburg but also in Hessen (1937). In 1952 he moved to Königsfeld, Kreis Villingen in Baden-Württemberg. (Short biography see WEIDNER 1967: 271). Address at that time Hamburg-Harburg, Kiefernberg 15.

  132. Loesch, Alfred (in GRUMMANN 1974: 106 and on the labels "Lösch") (11.3.1865 - 27.10.1946): Teacher (Hauptlehrer) in Zastler (Baden-Württemberg). Several original collections from Baden-Württemberg.

  133. Lembcke: 1 box.

  134. Loichinger: - One sample from Dünaburg in Latvia collected in 1916 via the herbarium of C. T. Timm.

  135. Lojka, H. (1845 - 1887): - Two samples from Hungary collected in 1877 and from Poland (at that time Germany) in 1865.

  136. Lörz, Anne-Nina (27.8.1975): - A dozen samples from King George Island, South Shetland Islands, Antarctica.

  137. Lumbsch, Thorsten (*23.2.1964 in Frankfurt/Main): - Lichenologist in Chicago.

  138. Lynge, Bernt: One sample from Norway dated 1914 in the collection of C. F. E. Erichsen.

     

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  139. Mäckel: 1 box.

  140. Magnus, Paul (29.2.1844 - 12.3.1914): - Professor of Botany at Berlin University. The complete collection, consisting mainly of fungi, is located in the Herbarium Hamburgense. A few samples of lichens from Pontresina (Engadin, Switzerland) dated 1879, as well as Baden-Württemberg, vicinity of Freiburg, in 1886 and Hessen in 1881). His collection contains some material from F. Arnold. For additional data see the file Collectors of Fungi in the Herbarium Hamburgense.

  141. Magnusson, Adolf Hugo (1.3.1885 - 14.7.1964): - Teacher (Seminarlehrer) in Göteborg, Sweden. Some of his material, collected in Sweden, came to the Herbarium Hamburgense, probably by exchange with C. F. E. Erichsen.

  142. Malme: Brazil.

  143. Marth, Claudia (28.11.1966): - Born in Uelzen, Lower Saxony. Studies of biology and religion for primary and middle schools at the University of Hamburg. PhD 1996 (MARTH 1996). Now teacher for elementary- and middle schools (Realschulen) in Hamburg (Rissener Dorfstraße 51, 22559 Hamburg). About 2000 samples from the Canary Islands (Gran Canaria 1996, Gomera, La Palma 1996, Teneriffa 1996, 1997, 1998), a few from Tirol (Austria), including Southern Tirol (currently Italy), from Venezuela (Isla Margarita 1995), Sweden (Smaland 1999) and the vicinity of Hamburg.

  144. Merrill, G. K. (1864 - 1927): - C. F. E. Erichsen used a sample collected by Merrill in Maine (USA) to describe Buellia pinastri, today Chrismofulvea pinastri (Erichsen) Marbach.

  145. Meyer, J. A. T. ("Hans") (1885 - 1935): - One sample from Ecuador dated 1903 came to HBG with the collection of P. Magnus.

  146. Meyer, H.: Primary and secondary school teacher (Hauptlehrer) in the Hamburg quarter Harburg. Mainly a collector of bryophytes. 50 samples of lichens from Bayern, Hamburg, Niedersachsen and Schleswig-Holstein collected between 1937 and 1944 all identified by C. F. E.Erichsen. The collection was obtained from the Helms-Museum Hamburg-Harburg in 22.1.1964 as a permanent loan.

  147. Molchin, "Kapitän Molchin". - There is a sample from Victoria, Brazil (1907) from this collector.

  148. Möhrker: - Collected in Mecklenburg-Vorpommern as well as 1880 in the Hamburg quarter Großborstel.

  149. Müller, Johannes (Jean) "Müller Argoviensis" (1828 - 1896): - One sample from Geneva. - See Frahm & Eggers (2001: 342).

     

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  150. Nádvorník, Josef (13.2.1906): - Teacher in a middle school (Mittelschule) in Prague. Samples from Czechia dated 1932, 1936, 1937 and 1940 als parts of his "Caliaciaceae Exsiccatae".

  151. Nägeli, Carl Wilhelm von (1817 - 1891) [HERTEL & SCHREIBER 1988: 175]: 1 sample from the Thorwalder Wände without date.

  152. Nitschke: - A collection of "Lecanora atropallidula" (a Aspicilia) from Nordrhein-Westfalen from the year 1864 in the herbarium C. F. E. Erichsen.

  153. Nolte, Ernst Ferdinand (24.12.1792 in Hamburg - 13.2.1875 in Kiel): - For biographical notes see Prahl (1890). There is one lichen specimen from the vicinity of Hamburg (Sachsenwald) dated 1825. - See Frahm & Eggers (2001: 358).

     

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  154. Olszewski, S. Roman (* November 17, 1950): Born in Red Lake, Ontario, Canada. Canadian citizen. Education: B.Sc (Hons.) Biology, University of Toronto, 1975. B.Ed., University of Toronto, 1976. Occupation: Technical Coordinator, Ontario Track & Field Association. Collecting Interests: Lichens. Began collecting in 1973. Earlier collections included vascular plants, fungi, bryophytes and lichens. Personal herbarium has ca. 4500 specimens (not including duplicates) as of 28.6.1999. This includes over 3500 lichens of which ca. 2000 have been identified. Many crustose species still unidentified. Collection also has ca. 400 bryophyte specimens, most awaiting identification. Most specimens are from the southern Ontario area. A few specimens collected while on vacation in Pennsylvania, Massachusetts, Florida, Tennessee, North Carolina (USA) and British Columbia, New Brunswick (Canada). A few specimens from Japan collected on a business trip. No published papers as yet in lichenology although presently working on the lichen flora of the Niagara Region of southern Ontario, Canada.

  155. Ortloff, F. ( ? - 1896): One sample from Bad Alexandersbad (Bavaria) from the year 1883.

  156. Osorio, Hector: 1 sample from Uruguay dated 1972.

  157. Overbeck, T. (1898 - 1983): - There are no documents regarding Overbeck in HBG. He collected in 1875 (?) in the Hamburg quarter Langenbek.

     

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  158. Panou, Aliki: 2 boxes with lichens from Greece.

  159. Pätschke, Hannelore (26.2.49): - Employee at HBG since 1986. Collected together with S. Pätschke a few samples near Berchtesgaden (Bavaria).

  160. Pfeffer, K.-P.: - Technical assistant ("Präparator") at HBG. Collected a few lichens in the Hamburg quarter Rissen in 1968.

  161. Philippi, R. A.: - Samples from Chile came at least partly with the collection of T. Overbek. - See Frahm & Eggers (2001: 376).

  162. Poelt, Josef (17.10.1924 - 3.6.1995): - A few samples in HBG. Obituaries by HERTEL 1995 and HERTEL et al. 1996.

  163. Prahl, Peter (24.3.1843 - 23.10.1911): - Born in Osterlügum, northern Schleswig-Holstein, died in Lübeck. Military physcician. References: Heimat 22: 196 (1912) GRUMMANN 1963: 48. Samples?<<<

  164. Putzler, Erich: - One sample from Kärnten (Austria) dated 1952 via the collection F. Schumm to the collection of A. Schumacher. Putzler was a primary school teacher (Volksschullehrer) in Stetten in Remstal (Baden-Württemberg), today Rems-Murr-Kreis. His collection is in the Museum in Karlsruhe, duplicates and field notebooks are owned by F. Schumm.

     

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  165. Rabenhorst, Gottlob Ludwig (1806 - 1881): - No samples in HBG other than his Exsiccatae

  166. Reckan (Reckahn), F. A. (1807 - 1874): - Collector in the Herbarium C.Kausch and in the Herbarium C. T. Timm from 1865. The samples were collected in Hamburg. - See Frahm & Eggers (2001: 395).

  167. Regel, E. A. v. (1815 - 1892): - 1 box. - See Frahm & Eggers (2001: 395).

  168. Regnell, A. F. (1807 - 1884): - Collected in Brazil. One sample from Brazil without date came via K. B. J. Forssell to the collection of P. Magnus.

  169. Reinbold, "Major": One sample from Naumburg.

  170. Reinecke, F. (1866 - ? ) "Dr.": Samples from Samoa (Upolu) collected in 1894.

  171. Reinhard, Otto (1838 - 1924): - One sample from Brandenburg. See also the file Collectors of Bryophytes in HBG. - See Frahm & Eggers (2001: 404).

  172. Richter: 1 box.

  173. Rieber, "Prof.": - Mentioned as a collector in Migulas exsiccate of Caloplaca cirrochroa from Baden-Württemberg.

  174. Rieckhoff, Kay: - 1 box.

  175. Riehmer, E. (1874 - 1966): - One sample from Bavaria collected in 1936. - See Frahm & Eggers (2001: 409).

  176. DuRietz, G. E. (1895 - 1967): - One sample from Czechoslovakia collected in 1921 came via the collection Magnusson. - See Grummann (1974: ).

  177. Rock, J.: - Collected for the exsiccate Zahlbruckner & Redinger: Lichenes Rariores Exsiccatae: 351 Lecanora flavirens var. subaeruginosa.

  178. Rönn, Hans (28.5.1886 - 1967 ?): - A few lichens, some without locations or hardly readable labels. For biographical data see collectors list "Fungi".

     

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  179. Sadebeck, Richard Emil Benjamin (1839 - 1905): Professor and custodian of HBG in the 1890s and 1900s. Two samples from the Striegauer Mountains (Poland, Schlesien) dated 1863.

  180. Sandstede, H. (20.3.1859 - 28.2.1951): - Baker in Bad Zwischenahn, Lower Saxony (MATTICK 1954, BARNHART 1965, 3: 208, GRUMMANN 1974: 42). Sandstede was in his time an important lichenologist. The Herbarium Hamburgense owns only duplicates from Lower Saxony and Schleswig-Holstein, which were sent by the collector to C. F. E. Erichsen for identification or revision, as well as a set of his "Cladoniae Exsiccatae". A large part of his collection is located in Jena (JE), some samples in Bremen (BREM), and others in Oldenburg. Samples from Niedersachsen.

  181. Saxen, Walter (19.6.1893 - 17.8.1964): - Merchant in Tarp, Schleswig-Holstein. The main part of his collections is said to be in Lund (LD) but more probably in the Naturwissenschaftliches Heimatmuseum Flensburg. The samples in HBG are duplicates which were sent to C. F. E. Erichsen. Obituary by MÖLLER (1965). Author of several papers on lichens (SAXEN 1953) and fungi (SAXEN 1955).

  182. Schade, Alwin (10.4.1881 - 23.2.1976): SCHINDLER (1979).

  183. Schallert: 1 box.

  184. Schenk, Ferdinand (1867 - 1935): Several samples from the Czech Republic ("Flora des Gesenkes") collected in 1931.

  185. Schenk, H.: Cora pavonia (Dictyonema glabratum) from the Serra dos Orgaos (Brazil) collected in 1887.

  186. Schlieben, H. J.: - Professional collector of phanerogams. Collected some few Usneas in Tanzania in the year 1931.

  187. Schmidt, Alexander: - Professor at the University of Hamburg. Worked on lichens (1970). No collections known in HBG or in M.

  188. Schmidt, A.: - In the collection E. Jahn (see file "Fungi") there is a sample of Collema limosum dated 1984 from the "Boberger Dünen", Hamburg. The whereabouts of the collections of Schmidt are unknown. Samples published in earlier works (SCHMIDT 1958) may be in M.

  189. Schmidt, Hannelore ("Loki"): - Wife of the former German chancellor. 40 lichens from Antarctica (King George Island) collected in 1990, partly identified by M. A. Olech.

  190. Schmidt, Marco (25.6.1973): - Biologist. - 13 lichens from western Cuba, collected in the year 1999, at that time student at the University of Hamburg.

  191. Schönfeldt, v.: - One sample from the Harz collected in 1871.

  192. Schuler: - The Herbarium Hamburgense owns samples from Tirol, Austria.

  193. Schultz, Matthias: German lichenologist. 7 samples from Yemen and USA (Arizona) collected in 1997 and 1999 as a gift to HBG in March 2001.

  194. Schumacher, Albert (27.1.1893 - 4.10.1975): - Amateur botanist. Obituary in PAUL (1977). The extensive collection, comprised of mainly higher plants but also dozen of lichens, was bought by HBG from Schumacher's heirs for a large sum of money. Countless samples especially from Nordrhein-Westfalen collected in 1966 and 1967, and Rheinland-Pfalz collected in 1948, but also material from France (1958) and some exsiccatae.

  195. Schumm, Felix (24.8.1946): - Teacher (Gymnasialprofessor) and Director of a Gymnasium in Stuttgart (Baden-Württemberg). A few samples came with the collection of A. Schumacher to Hamburg, to whom the material was probably handed by Robert Caus, Siegen.

  196. Schweinfurth, Georg (16.12.1836 - 19.9.1925): - The collection of Prahl comprises one sample of this collector.

  197. Sellow formerly "Sello", F. (1789 - 1831): - Mainly collector of vascular plants. Cora pavonia (Dictyonema glabratum) with an otherwise unreadable label, probably a location in Brazil. Obituary in wikipedia. - See Frahm & Eggers (2001: 488).

  198. Servit, M. (1886 - 1959): - One sample from Jugoslavia collected in 1931.

  199. Sickenberger, Ernst (1831 - 1895): - Two collections of Ramalina maciformis from Egypt. - See Frahm & Eggers (2001: 492).

  200. Sintenis, Paul E. E. (1847 - 1907): One sample from East Turkey collected in 1894 via the collection of O.Jaap. For additional data see the file Collectors of Spermatophytes in HBG.

  201. Sipman, Harrie J. M. (* 1945): - Born in the Netherlands. Custodian of the Botanical Museum in Berlin ( sipman@botanik.uni- hamburg.de). Specialist for tropical lichens, mainly of South America and New Guinea. One collection from Greece.

  202. Söchting, Ulrik: 2 samples from Bhutan collected in 1998 came via A. Thell.

  203. Soeffing, Kurt: Chief technician ("Oberpräparator") in HBG until 1.7.1989. 11 common lichens from Baden-Württemberg (Black Forest) collected in 1970, 1973 and 1974.

  204. Sommerfeld, Marion (6.12.1958): - Various samples, mostly in connection with a state exam. thesis (SOMMERFELD 1987) on the genus Evernia, have been given to HBG. The material was collected in Schleswig-Holstein, Austria and Italy. The address of the collector at that time was Sandkamp 14 b, 2056 Glinde near Hamburg.

  205. Sonder, Otto Wilhelm (1812 - 1881): - Pharmacist in Hamburg, interested in higher plants and later in algae. For biographical data see Collectors of Algae in HBG. One lichen from Schleswig-Holstein collected 1902, one from Austria collected in 1898.

  206. Sparrius, L. B. ( ): - Lichenologist from the Netherlands. 4 samples (duplicates) from Niedersachsen collected in 2005 obtained the 20.9.2006 as a gift.

  207. Steer, C.: - Collected Chaenotheca ferruginea from the nature reserve Klövensteen in the Hamburg quarter of Rissen in 1929.

  208. Steer, "Dr." whether identical with C. Steer?: Collected Parmotrema cetratum in Uruguay in 1923. "auf der gestrandeten Rugia" annotiert von Erichsen.

  209. Stein, B. (23.3.1847 - 27.2.1899): - Garden Inspector at the Botanical Garden in Wroclaw (Breslau). A few samples from the Harz from dated 1918 in the collection of Bornmüller.

  210. Steiner, J. (19.3.1844 - 22.4.1918): - Professor at the Staatsgymnasium in Vienna. A few duplicates from Switzerland (Heiligenblut) and Southern Tirol (Schlanders) dated 1892.

  211. Stenholm, Carl (1862 - 1939): - Captain. Samples from Sweden, probably by exchange with C. F. E.Erichsen, or possibly by purchase.

  212. Stolle, Emil (1868 - 1940): - The Herbarium Hamburgense owns samples from Germany. - See Frahm & Eggers (2001: 511).

  213. Stoppel, Rose (26.12.1874 - 20.1.1970): - The first woman allowed to study Natural Sciences in Germany. PhD and 1928 professor in Hamburg. 1 box mostly unidentified lichens from her journey to Iceland in 1927. There are also bryophytes in the Herbarium Hamburgense. For biographical data see Collectors of Spermatophyta in HBG.

  214. Strasser, P. P. [Pater Pius] (1843 - 1927): A few samples from Lower Austria (Sonntagsberg near Rosenau) collected in 1894 via the collection of O. Jaap.

  215. Sünnemann, Herwig: Gymnasiallehrer in Hamburg. State exam thesis on the chemical races of Lecanora polytropa (SÜNNEMANN 1993).

     

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  216. Thell, Arne (18.5.1966): Lichenologist in Lund. Publications on Cetrariaceae. 3 samples from the Faroes and Iceland collected in 1995 and 1997 came to HBG as a gift in 1999, some more from Bhutan, Finland, and Sweden in 2001.

  217. Thiede, Joachim: Specialist on higher plants. Few collections in HBG.

  218. Timm, Carl Theodor (29.2.1824 - 16.8.1907): Director of the "Hessesche Privatschule" in Hamburg. Timm collected lichens between 1875 and 1885 in different quarters of Hamburg, his collections of bryophytes end in 1901 (e.g. Eurhynchium speciosum). His publication on Hamburg lichens (TIMM 1876) forms the basis of our knowledge on the lichen flora of the area. For biographical notes see CHRISTIANSEN (1928). There is an example of his handwriting.

  219. Timm, Rudolf (1859 - 1936): - Hamburg high school teacher (Gymnasialprofessor), son of C. T. Timm, who gave his material, mostly bryophytes and phanerogams, in several parts to the Herbarium Hamburgense betweenn 1907 and 1934. The biographical data in WEIDNER (1967: 193) were not known to GRUMMANN (1974). There is an example of his handwriting.

  220. Tretiach, Mauro: - 2 lichens from Italy collected in 2001 came by exchange.

  221. Triebstein, Cordelia (11.5.1965): - Studies of biology at the University of Hamburg. Now professional biologist specializing in landscape engineering. Living in Itzehoe near Hamburg (Hinter dem Klosterhof 31, 25524 Itzehoe). Diploma thesis on the significance of lichens of cemeteries in Hamburg for nature protection. (TRIEBSTEIN 1994, FEUERER et al. 1996). No collections in HBG.

  222. Trilling: - A collection of Ramalina complanata from the Falkland Islands dated September 1898 came via the collection of the mycologist P. Magnus to the Herbarium Hamburgense.

     

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  223. Ule, E.: In contrast to hepatics, mosses, fungi and higher plants, apparently no lichens have been given to HBG by the collector. These have been decribed by MÜLLER ARGAU (<<<) and are probably housed in Geneva.

  224. Ullrich, Johann ("Hans"): - Several samples from Niedersachsen (Harz Mountains) dated 1970 in the collection of A. Schumacher.

     

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  225. Vietzke, Holger: - Teacher in Hamburg. Initiated a lichen mapping survey in Hamburg. One sample of Bryoria fuscescens, the only record of this species in Hamburg.

  226. Vill, August (19.6.1851 - 27.12.1930): - Born in Thomashof near Schweinfurt, died in Windsbach. Animal physician in Bischoffsheim in the Rhön (1881), in Hammelburg (1886), in Haßfurt, Bamberg and Gerolzhofen (1911); retired to Windsbach. Collections from northern Bavaria, e.g. from Hammelburg dated 1891.

  227. Villwock, Ingeborg (née Augstein): - Born in Hamburg where she studied biology. In her diploma thesis she studied the epiphytic lichens of Hamburg (AUGSTEIN 1956) and enlarged the studies in her thesis (AUGSTEIN 1959, 1962). Twenty years later she worked on the lichens of an area adjacent to Hamburg (VILLWOCK 1984). There are no specimens from these works in HBG. A single specimen from northern Sweden was possibly collected during a student excursion.

  228. Vogt, Robert: - 1 box.

  229. Voß: - Collected as a favour for Gisela Ernst in Norway in 1986
  230. Vrang, Erik Persson (1908): - One sample from Sweden dated 1927 in the collection of C. F. E. Erichsen. Biography in GRUMMANN (1974: 503).

     

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  231. Wagenknecht ("Dr. Wagenknecht"): One sample from the Karlstein dated 1880 is part of the collection of C. F. E. Erichsen.

  232. Walsemann, E. (1933 - 2004): - Bryologist. One sample from Schleswig-Holstien dated 1989. - See Frahm & Eggers (Ergänzungsband: 192).

  233. Walther, Alexander W. H. F. (1813 - 1890): Married the older sister of Ludwig Molendo. A few samples from the vicinity of Bayreuth in Northern Bavaria, partly via the collection of Richter. Samples of Walther are largely distributed, e.g. in GJO and GZU.

  234. Walther, Kurt (6.2.1910): Curator (Hauptkustos) of the Herbarium Hamburgense (HBG) and Professor at the Institute of General Botany at the University of Hamburg until 1980. Predecessor of Prof. O. Huber. - A few lichens from Turkey in connection with the sampling of relévés of associations rich in mosses. For additional data see the file Collectors of Bryophytes in HBG.

  235. Weber, William "Bill" (11.16.1918): BS Iowa State College, MS Washington State College, Ph.D. Washington State, University of Colorado 1946 - present. Curator and Professor Emeritus of the Herbarium in Boulder, Colorado (COLO). Home address: 801 Gillaspie Drive, No. 37, Boulder CO 80303. University address: Campus Box 315, University of Colorado, Boulder CO 80309. - One single specimen from Colorado.

  236. Wendt, G: - There is a collection from Berlin from the year 1868.

  237. Wercklé, K. (1860 - 1924): Two samples from Cartago, Costa Rica dated 1901.

  238. Werth, Emil A. K. A. ("Dr.") (1869 - 1958): Member of the "Deutsche Südpolar Expedition", collected lichens from Kerguelen Isl. in 1902 ("Kerguelen-Station", St. Vincent). The first set is said to have been destroyed in B during the Second World War. A few dozen samples have been found in the Herbarium Hamburgense.

  239. Wiemann, Paula: - Curator for higher plants and lichens in the Herbarium Hamburgense from 1951 until 1983. 3 boxes. Collected in 1940 in Nordrhein-Westfalen, in 1958 together with W. Domke in Slovenia.

  240. Will: One sample from Graubünden, Switzerland in the collection of H. Magnus.

  241. Will, Hermann "Dr." (1852 - 1930): Some samples from South Georgia.

  242. Willey, Henry (19.7.1824 - 15.3.1907): - Teacher in the Mattapoisett schools. One sample of Anzia colpodes, New Bedford, USA (Original collection).

  243. Wilshusen: Several samples from Warstade and Wedelsforth from 1901 to 1912.

  244. Winkler, vermutlich Hans (Johannes) W. (1877 - 1945): - Prof. der Botanik in HBG 1912 - 1943. - 1 box. - See Frahm & Eggers (2001: 566).

  245. Woika, Siegried: - One single specimen from the Böhmerwald, dated 1947, came with the collection A. Schumacher.

  246. Woolls, William: - Three specimens with the handwriting "Ramalina microcarpa, Sidney 7.85" have possibly been labelled by this collector (on the basis of a photo by J. Elix 2007). The material came with the herbarium C. F. E. Erichsen to the Herbarium Hamburgense. The lichens are Ramalina celastri, a "Ramalina microcarpa" is not cited in Index Fungorum.

  247. Wraage: 2 boxes.

  248. W(?)rilling, P. (hardly readable): Cora pavonia (Dictyonema glabratum) from Punta Arenas, Chile collected in 1898 came with the collection of P. Magnus.

  249. Wüstnei, G. G. G. (1810 - 1858): - A collection from Schwerin, Mecklenburg-Vorpommern in the Herbarium P. Richter without date. - See Frahm & Eggers (2001: 572).

     

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  250. Zechmeister, Rosemarie (5.6.1938): Technical assistant (Präparator) at the Herbarium Hamburgense from 1983 to 30 June 1998. At least one sample from Denmark dated 1985.

  251. Ziburski: 3 boxes.

  252. Zschacke, Georg Hermann (27.5.1867 - 19.9.1937): Teacher in Hecklingen, later in Bernburg (Sachsen-Anhalt). One sample from Sachsen-Anhalt dated 1907.

Exsiccatae series

At least parts of the following Exsiccatae series (see also SAYRE 1969) are found in HBG (some numbers are indicated as examples):

ARNOLD: 75 (Myriospora macrospora = Acarospora)
BORNMÜLLER: Plantae Exs. Canarienses 133 Pseudocyphellaria aurata, 3420 Acarospora lavicola
BORNMÜLLER: Plantae Macedoniae 2565, 3542
CLAUDEL & HARMAND: Lichenes Gallici Praecipui Exs. 188, 332, 471
CRETZOIU: Lichenes Romaniae Exsiccati 48
CUMMINGS et al.: Lichenes Boreali-Americani 115, 201, 226
ELENKIN: Lichenes Florae Rossiae 28, 43
B.FINK: Lichens Iowa (dated 1896)
FORISS: Lich. Buekkenses Exs. 18 , 91, 92
FORISS: Lichenotheca Hungarica 11, 8609
V.GYELNIK: Lichenotheca 10, 78, 79
HERTER: Plantae Uruguayenses Exsiccatae 1429 b
JACZEWSKI, KOMAROV & TRANZSCHEL: Fungi Rossiae Exsiccatae 92
Kryptogamae Exsiccatae see MUSEO VINDOBONENSE
KUTAK: Lichenes Bohemiae 67, 459, 672
MAGNUSSON: Lichenes Sel. Scand. Exs. 65, 66, 67, 68, 69, 122, 149, 317
MERRILL: Lichenes Exs. 61
MUSEO VINDOBONENSE: Krypt. Exs. (Krypt. Exs. Vindob.) 249, 376, 460, 2272 Cladonia confusa2753, 2867, 2957, 2957
NÁDVORNIK: Calicieae Exsiccatae 6, 27, 34, 50
PURPUS: Pl. Mexicanae Purpusianae 235
RÄSÄNEN (Museo Botanico Universitatis Helsinkiensis editi): Lichenes Fenniae Exsiccati 141
RABENHORST: Cladoniae europeae 11
RABENHORST: Exs. 16 b, 227, 787
RABENHORST: Lichenes Europaei Exsiccati 389, 726, 727, 728, 729, 730, 731, 732, 733, 734, 735, 736, 737, 738, 739, 740, 741, 742, 743, 744, 746, 747, 748 ( Fasc. 27 from 1865: 726 to 748 possibly came to HBG via the collection of Richter)
REHM: Ascomycetes 1833
SCHADE, STOLLE & RIEHMER: Lichenes Saxon. Exs. 311, 519, 520
SUZA: Lichenes Bohemoslowakiae 17, 45, 46, 47, 80, 136, 137
UNIVERSITY COLORADO MUSEUM: Lichenes Exsiccati 344.
V. JOHN: Lichenes Anatolici Exsiccati 1, 2, 12, 15, 17, 21, 22, 27, 28, 54, 58, 117, 122
VRANG: Lich. Exsicc. without number: Belonia russula
ZAHLBRUCKNER & REDINGER: Lichenes Rariores Exs. 351, 366

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