Gesnerus
Gesnerus
Gesnerus (pronunciation: /ɡɛsˈnɛrəs/) is a term that originates from the name of the Swiss naturalist and bibliographer, Conrad Gessner.
Etymology
The term 'Gesnerus' is derived from the Latinized form of the name 'Gessner'. Conrad Gessner was a prominent figure in the 16th century, known for his contributions to the fields of natural history and bibliography. His works have had a significant influence on the development of these disciplines.
Related Terms
- Natural History: The scientific study of animals and plants in their natural environments and their relationships with each other.
- Bibliography: The study of books, including their classification, history, and the art of bookmaking.
- Conrad Gessner: A Swiss naturalist and bibliographer, from whom the term 'Gesnerus' originates.
See Also
- Gesneriaceae: A family of flowering plants, named after Conrad Gessner.
- Gesneriad: A common name for plants in the Gesneriaceae family.
External links
- Medical encyclopedia article on Gesnerus
- Wikipedia's article - Gesnerus
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