Ferdinand Cohn

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Ferdinand Cohn is affiliated with the following schools: Humboldt University of Berlin, University of Wrocław

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Ferdinand Cohn

Biology

#180

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Botany

#157

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According to Wikipedia, Ferdinand Julius Cohn was a German-Polish biologist. He is one of the founders of modern bacteriology and microbiology. Biography Ferdinand Julius Cohn was born in the Jewish quarter of Breslau in the Prussian Province of Silesia . His father, Issak Cohn, was a successful merchant and manufacturer who for some time held the post of Austro-Hungarian consul. He was the elder brother of humorist and playwright Oskar Justinus Cohn and of historian and jurist .

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Ferdinand Cohn's Published Works

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Botanical and physiological memoirs (3)
Bicentenary of Bacteria (1883) (2)
IX. — On the development and propagation of Sphæroplea annulina (1856) (2)
Memoirs: On a New Alga, Crenothrix Polyspora (Cohn) from the Well-Water of Breslau (1873) (1)
Observations on the organization and reproduction of the Volvocineæ (1857) (0)
XXX.—On a new genus of the family of Volvocineæ (1852) (0)
Translations: On the Contractile Filaments of the Cynareæ (1863) (0)
Memoirs: Researches on Bacteria (1873) (0)
Reviews: Empusa Musclæ, and the disease of the Common House-fly. A contribution towards the knowledge of Epidemics characterised by the presence of parasitic Fungi (1857) (0)
XXI.—On the contractile tissue of plants (1863) (0)
Translation: The Laws of the Movements in Microscopical Plants and Animals whilst under the Influence of Light (1867) (0)
Rots of cactus stems. (0)
What the Cell Can Do (1883) (0)
On the Reproduction of Nassula elegans (Ehr.) (0)
Leopold Just (1892) (0)
Original Communications: On the Reproduction of Nassula Elegans (Ehr.) (1859) (0)

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