Jacob Christian Schäffer
Jacob Christian Schäffer was a prominent 18th-century German Lutheran theologian and scientist, recognized for his significant contributions to botany, mycology, entomology, and ornithology. He became passionate about entomology after studying a caterpillar invasion in his hometown and published several influential works, including 'Icones insectorum' and a simplified guide on medicinal plants. His meticulous research in mycology led to the publication of a landmark work featuring colored illustrations of fungi, some of which bear his name.
Born on Feb 01, 1718 (307 years old)
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Jacob Christian Schäffer was a notable German Lutheran theologian and scientist of the 18th century.
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