EXPLORING HERBOLOGY
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Addressed an Audience of 300 People
Alkaloid
Apprentice
August 1728
Awarded a Grant
Became Professor of Medicine and Botany
Bee
Began Writing Several Books
Botanical Garden
Botanical Literature
Botanical Nomenclature
Botany
Bringing with Him His Journal
Catalogue Known Natural Resources
Classification of Fish
Classification of Mammals
Collect and Classify Animals, Plants, and Minerals
Countryside
Curate
Described over 7,300 Species
Dietary_mineral
Discover New Ones
Doctoral Degree
Economically Important Animal
Ennoblement
Explored the Flora
Father of Modern Taxonomy
Favourite
Ferruginous Water
first civilian in Sweden to become a knight
Flash of Insight
Flower
Formalised Binomial Nomenclature
Founders of Modern Ecology
Free Admission to His Lectures
Friend
Fungi
Garden
Gather Intelligence
He Had a Stroke
Higher Education
Himself
His Hypothesis that Malaria Arose only in Areas with Clay-rich Soils
His Lectures Were Popular
His Own Patch of Earth
His Plan Was to Divide the Plants by the Number of Stamens and Pistils
Hope Was to Find New Plants, Animals and Possibly Valuable Minerals
How to Keep a Journal on Travels
Immediately Calmed Him
Important Contribution
Knowing Lik the Back of My Hand
L. is used to indicate Linnaeus as the authority for a species
Latin
Lectures in Botany
Linden Tree (or Lime Tree)
Lund University
Many Books about Botany
May 1730
Medications
Medicinal_plants
Natural Sciences Were Esteemed
Netherlands
Norwegian mining activities
Observations Were Published
Olof Celcius
Order of the Polar Star
Paleolithic
Parasitism
Particularly Interested in Mosses and Lichens
Patronymic Naming System
Personal Emblem
Pharmacognosy
Pharmacology
Plants
Prince of Botanists
Produced a Book
Professor of Theology and an Amateur Botanist
Quadrupeds
Read Day and Night
Reunited
riches botanical libraries in Sweden
Sami people, reindeer-herding nomads
Scandinavian countries
Sciatica
Second Stroke in 1776
Sexual Reproduction of Plants
Showed Flowers
Species Plantarum
Sweden
Systema Naturae
Systema Naturae
Tannin
Teach the Students to Think for Themselves and not Trust Anybody
The Pliny of the North
Traditional_medicine
Travelled on Foot and Horse
Trees
Tutoring and Lodging
Twinflower
type specimen for the species Homo sapiens
wedding was held 26 June 1739
Wet Nurse
Where He Could Grow Plants