Danish fungi as represented in the herbarium of ERostrup . 1771 to 1782, M. Vahl1787-99, J. W. Hornemann 1804-40, F. M. Liebmann 1843-1853 andJoH. Lange 1858—1883. Of the figures of fungi in the FloraDanica Oeder published 30, Muller 78, Vahl 93 and Hor^siemann563. It must, however, be noticed that the figures of fungi pub?lished by the latter almost all originate either from Vahl (149) orfrom Schumacher (414). In 1840 it was resolved that the portrayalof the fungi should cease a very wise resolution indeed as, with thematerials of that time, it was impossible to give a recognizable pictureof
Danish fungi as represented in the herbarium of ERostrup . 1771 to 1782, M. Vahl1787-99, J. W. Hornemann 1804-40, F. M. Liebmann 1843-1853 andJoH. Lange 1858—1883. Of the figures of fungi in the FloraDanica Oeder published 30, Muller 78, Vahl 93 and Hor^siemann563. It must, however, be noticed that the figures of fungi pub?lished by the latter almost all originate either from Vahl (149) orfrom Schumacher (414). In 1840 it was resolved that the portrayalof the fungi should cease a very wise resolution indeed as, with thematerials of that time, it was impossible to give a recognizable pictureof the small fungi, and, in fact, there are many figures of fungi inthe Flora Danica which are quite undeterminable. Rostrlip hasmade great efforts to find the right names of as many of them aspossible (see Joh. Lange: Nomenclator Florae Danicae, 1887, concer*ning Flora Danica see also Viborg: Historisk Udsigtover det Konge*lige Vaerk Flora Danica, Skand. Lit. Selsk. Skrifter II 1806; Home*mann: Nomenclatura Florae Danicae emendata cum indice systematico. G. C. E. VON Oeder. From an engraving in Halem:Andenken an Oeder. 14 et alphabetico, Hafnia 1827, Hornemann 37 b and R 85 g). El. Frieshas contributed much to the explanation of the figures of the »FloraDanica« by quoting them in S. M., the same is the case with SfverinPftersfn (1907) and RAUNKLtR (88); I have, in most cases, followedthe explanation of Rostrlp. In only a few cases have I considered itjust to make some alterations. Oki)i;r is the author of Chlorosplenium aeruginosum and of Helsvella atra both brought to him by Koenig from Iceland. Oeder hasgreatly promoted Danish mycology not only by giving the impetus tothe publication of the Danica but also by working enthusiasmtically on the emancipation of the Danish peasants from vilienage, thisbeing a necessary condition of the revival of interest in plant cultureand plant diseases among the farmers. The well#known zoologist and botanist,Otto Frederik Muller, suc
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