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  • For Antoine Guillemin, 1796–1842, French botanist, author, and explorer  +
  • For Antonio Krapovickas, b. 1921 Argentinian botanist  +
  • For Apache Indians  +
  • For Arnold Gillen, seventeenth-century German botanist and physician  +
  • For Atamisco region of Chile  +
  • For Atanasio Echevería y Godoy, fl. 1787–1803, Mexican botanical artist  +
  • For August Jaeger, 1842 – 1877, Swiss bryologist  +
  • For Augustin Sageret, 1763–1851, French botanist  +
  • For Benjamin Stillingfleet, 1702–1771, British botanist  +
  • For Bernardo Cienfuegos, ca. 1580 – ca. 1640, Spanish botanist  +
  • For Billie Lee Turner, b. 1925, American botanist  +
  • For C. Allioni, 1725–1804, Italian botanist  +
  • For C. V. Piper, American botanist of the Pacific Northwest  +
  • For Captain Soleirol, collector in Corsica  +
  • For Captain William Clark, 1770–1838, of the Lewis and Clark Expedition  +
  • For Carl Friedrich E. Warnstorf, 1837–1921, German teacher and botanist  +
  • For Carl Gustav Sanio, 1832–1891, German botanist  +
  • For Carson Desert of Nevada  +
  • For Charles Francis Greville, 1749–1809, Fellow of the Royal Society  +
  • For Charles V, 1500–1558, Holy Roman Emperor  +
  • For Charles Wilkens Short, 1794–1863, Kentucky botanist  +
  • For Charles l’Écluse, 1525 – 1609, Flemish botanist  +
  • For Chen Pan Chieh, 1907–1970, Chinese bryologist  +
  • For Christian Georg Schwalbe, eighteenth-century medical botanist  +
  • For Antoine Nicolas Duchesne, 1747–1827 French botanist and monographer of Fragaria  +
  • For Antoni de Meca-Caçador-Cardona i de Beatrin, 1726–1788, benefactor of Royal College of Surgery of Barcelona  +
  • For Antonio Condal, 1745–1804, Spanish physician who accompanied Peter Loefling on a journey up the Orinoco River  +
  • For Archibald Menzies, 1754–1842, Scottish physician and naturalist with Vancouver Expedition 1790–1795, whobrought the type species from the Northwest Coast  +
  • For Arthur Herman Holmgren, 1912–1992, Noel Herman Holmgren, b. 1937, and Patricia Kern Holmgren, b. 1940, American botanists, and Greek anthos, flower  +
  • For August Fendler, 1813–1883, German-born plant collector in North and South America, early botanical explorer of southwestern United States  +
  • For August Fendler, 1813–1883, botanical collector, and Latin -ella, honor  +
  • For Auguste Henri Cornut de Coincy, 1837–1903, Spanish botanist, discoverer of first species described  +
  • For Auguste Jean Marie Bachelot de la Pylaie, 1786–1856, French bryologist  +
  • For Augustin Friedrich Walther, 1688 – 1746, German physician, anatomist, and botanist at Leipzig University  +
  • For Augustus Gottlieb Oemler, 1773 – 1852 Savannah pharmacist and entomologist  +
  • For Aven Nelson, 1859–1952, American botanist who studied the flora of Wyoming and neighboring states  +
  • For Barclay Hazard, 1852–1938, amateur botanist from Santa Barbara, California  +
  • For Baron W. F. von Karvinsky, 1780–1855, botanical collector in Brazil and Mexico  +
  • For Bartholomaeus Carrichter, sixteenth-century herbalist, alchemist, and physician to Emperor Maximilian II  +
  • For Bassiani Carminati, eighteenth-century Italian author of book on hygiene, therapeutics, and materia medica  +
  • For Benjamin Franklin, 1706–1790, American statesman, diplomat, physicist, man of letters  +
  • For C. F. Lessing, 1809–1862, German-born botanist, his nephew K. F. Lessing, and grandfather G. E. Lessing  +
  • For Carl Wilhelm Krug, 1833–1898, major collaborator with Urban on the West Indian flora, and Greek dendron, tree  +
  • For Carlo Antonio Lodovico Bellardi, 1741–1826, professor of botany at University of Turin  +
  • For Carlo Giuseppe Bertero, 1789–1831, Italian physician and botanist who settled in Chile  +
  • For Carlo Giuseppe, Conte di Firmian, 1717 – 1782 Austrian statesman and Governor-General of Lombardy  +
  • For Charles A. Mosier, 1871–1936, first superintendent of Royal Palm State Park, Florida’s first state park (now Everglades National Park)  +
  • For Charles Deering, frequent sponsor of J. K. Small in his botanical explorations  +
  • For Charles Léo Lesquereux, 1806 – 1889, Swiss-American bryologist and paleontol o gist  +
  • For Christian Cajus Lorenz Hirschfeldt, 1742–1792, Austrian botanist/horticulturist  +