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	Reference.com/Encyclopedia/Erik Acharius
		Erik Acharius (10 October 1757–14 August 1819) was a Swedish botanist who pioneered the taxonomy of lichens and is known as the "father of lichenology".
		Acharius was born in Gävle, matriculated at Uppsala University in 1773 and was one of the last of the students of Linnaeus.
		The collections of Acharius are distributed over several museums: the Finnish Museum of Natural History in Helsinki, the Botanical Museum in Uppsala, the Swedish Museum of Natural History and the Botanical Museum in Lund.
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	Erik Acharius - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		He was appointed town medical officer in Vadstena in 1785, district medical officer in Östergötland County in 1789, director of the new Vadstena Hospital (which he had initiated) in 1795, and titular professor in 1803.
		Acharius began the taxonomic classification of the Lichenes and published several work in this field: Lichenographiae Suecia prodromus (1798), Methodus lichenum (1803), Lichenographia universalis (1810), Synopsis methodica lichenum (1814) and many smaller papers in periodicals.
		Monika Myrdal: "Erik Acharius, the father of lichenology", at [1], the website of the Swedish Museum of Natural History.
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	Erik Acharius (1757 - 1819) "The father of lichenology"
		Erik Acharius was born in Gävle 1757 and began his studies at Uppsala in 1773.
		Acharius had financial problems and as he was a skilled artist, in 1778 he took a job as illustrator of natural history objects for the Royal Swedish Academy of Sciences.
		Erik Acharius föddes i Gävle 1757 och började sina studier vid Uppsala universitet redan som 17-åring (1773).
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	Erik Acharius, the father of lichenology (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-05)
		Erik Acharius was born in the Swedish town of Gävle in 1757.
		After the death of Acharius his lichen collection was sold to the Finnish Museum of Natural History in Helsinki.
		Acharius' collections of phanerogams and other cryptogams are kept at the Botanical Museum in Lund.
	linnaeus.nrm.se /botany/kbo/ach/acharius.html.en (201 words)

	Erik Acharius - Wikipedia, la enciclopedia libre
		Erik Acharius (Gävle, 10 de octubre de 1757 - Vadstena, 14 de agosto de 1819) fue un médico y botánico sueco.
		Acharius comenzó sus estudios en Uppsala en 1773.
		Acharius tuvo problemas finacieros, pero como tenía grandes habilidades artísticas, consiguió en 1778 un trabajo de ilustrador de objetos de Ciencias Naturales para la Academia Sueca de Ciencias.
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	Erik Acharius \| Scienca
		Acharius studierte seit 1773 in Uppsala bei Linné, begab sich 1778 nach Stockholm, wo er die Zeichnungen naturwissenschaftlicher Gegenstände für die Akademie besorgte.
		Acharius gilt als Begründer der Lichenologie, der Wissenschaft von den Flechten.
		PND: Datensatz zu Erik Acharius bei der DNB
	www.scienca.de /wiki/Erik_Acharius (174 words)

	Erik Acharius (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-05)
		Erik Acharius (1798) Lichenographiae svecicae Prodromus (Beginning of a Lichenography of Sweden)
		Erik Acharius (1810) Lichenographia universalis (A Universal Lichenography)
		Erik Acharius (1814) Synopsis methodica Lichenum (Taxonomical Arrangement of Lichens)
	www.ilmyco.gen.chicago.il.us /Authors/Acharius601.html (167 words)

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	Plant Science Bulletin - 1993, Volume 39, Issue 1
		The 13 first Acharius Medals for outstanding contributions to lichenology were awarded by the International Association for Lichenology (IAL) in Sweden during the meeting of 30 Au-gust to 4 September 1992.
		The original Acharius Medal was struck in 1846 by the Royal Swedish Mint for the Royal Swedish Academy of Sciences, but how it was actually used then is unclear.
		The obverse is a profile likeness of Erik Acharius (1757-1819), the Father of Lichenology; the reverse is a dedication including the name of the recipient.
	www.botany.org /plantsciencebulletin/files/psb-1993-39-1.php (15002 words)

	Botanical Museum Databases (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-05)
		The number of type specimens is estimated to 6,000.
		Two historical herbaria brought together by Anders Jahan Retzius and Erik Acharius.
		They contain duplicates from prominent botanists during the 18th and early 19th century, including many type specimens.
	www.biomus.lu.se /indexBdate.html (118 words)

	Erik Acharius - Wikipedia
		Abbildung von Erik Acharius im „Nordisk familjebok“ (1904–1926)
		David J. Galloway: Erik Acharius and His Influence on English Lichenology.
		ist die offizielle botanische Abkürzung von Erik Acharius.
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	The Book of the Damned: A Hypertext Edition of Charles Hoy Fort's Book
		Of course we do remember that awfully convincing "dodo," and some of our sophistications we trace to him -- at any rate disruption is regarded as a phenomenon of coming from a dense to a less dense medium.
		An account by M. Acharius, in the Transactions of the Swedish Academy of Sciences, 1808-215, translated for the North American Review, 3-319:
		That M. Acharius, having heard of "an extraordinary and probably hitherto unseen phenomenon," reported from near the town of Skeninge, Sweden, investigated:
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	Svenska Botaniska Föreningen: Nordic Lichen Flora volym 2 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-05)
		The lichen flora of the Nordic countries has been regarded as one of the best known in the world, containing about 2000 species.
		The lichenological research of the region has been going on continuosly since the days of the father of lichenology, the Swede Erik Acharius (1757-1819).
		It has, however, been a painful and awkward fact that there is no modern flora treatment of the region, the last attempt being that of Th.
	www.sbf.c.se /litteratur/nordiclichenflora2.htm (178 words)

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