Danish fungi as represented in the herbarium of ERostrup . Irom an engraving in hisKleine Schriften. 15. tributions to the knowledge of the Danish fungi. Already inone of his first works he records 66 species of fungi which he hasfound near Frederiksdal and almost all of which may be referred totheir proper species. He used a whole book for the description ofBoletus edulis (1763) and he furnished it with good pictures. Of thenew species of fungi recorded by Muller may be mentioned; Roesteliapenicillata, Clavaria inaequalis &. rufa, Lasiobolus equinus, Aleuriaaurantia and Verpa conica. Martin V
Danish fungi as represented in the herbarium of ERostrup . Irom an engraving in hisKleine Schriften. 15. tributions to the knowledge of the Danish fungi. Already inone of his first works he records 66 species of fungi which he hasfound near Frederiksdal and almost all of which may be referred totheir proper species. He used a whole book for the description ofBoletus edulis (1763) and he furnished it with good pictures. Of thenew species of fungi recorded by Muller may be mentioned; Roesteliapenicillata, Clavaria inaequalis &. rufa, Lasiobolus equinus, Aleuriaaurantia and Verpa conica. Martin Vahl was born in Bergen on Oc?tober He studied botany with Linnefrom 1769 to 1775, and was one of the pu:=pils dearest to his master. Then he travelledmuch abroad, from the north of Norway toTunis and on his return he was appointedlecturer and later on professor of botany atthe University of Copenhagen. He was, nodoubt, the most clever and diligent botanistin this country during that time, but unfor*tunately he died early (Decbr. 24., 1804),and his great work on the Danish and Nor*wegian
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