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For Howard Alvin Crum, 1922–2002, American bryologist +
For Ignatz Doellinger (1770–1841), German botanist +
For Ignaz Seliger, 1752–1812, Silesian pastor +
For Ingebrigt Severin Hagen, 1852 – 1917, Norwegian bryologist +
For Istrán Lumnitzer, 1750–1806, Hungarian botanist +
For J. A. N. de Nesle, eighteenth-century French gardener at Poitiers +
For J. C. Buxbaum, 1693–1730, its discoverer +
For J. F. Bahí, 1775–1841, professor of botany at Barcelona +
For J. F. K. Grimm, 1737–1821, physician and botanist of Gotha, Germany +
For J. G. R. Andreae, 1724–1793, apothecary of Hanover, Germany +
For J. H. Jaume St. Hilaire, 1772–1845, French botanist +
For J. J. Blind, pastor at Münster, 1834–1848 +
For J. L. Calandrini, 1703–1758, Swiss botanist +
For J. R. Gowen, English collector in Assam +
For Jacobus Bontius, 1592–1631, Dutch physician and botanist in Java +
For James Bolton, fl. 1750s–1799, English botanist, artist +
For James Donald Richards, 1920 – 1980, American bryologist +
For James Petiver, 1658–1718, English apothecary and botanist +
For Jean Jacques Kickx, 1842–1887, Belgian botanist +
For Jean Louis Berlandier, 1805–1851, Belgian explorer in North America +
For Jean-François Gaulthier, 1708–1756, botanist and physician of Québec +
For Jens Christian Clausen, 1891–1969, Californian botanist +
For Jeremiah Bernard Brinton, 1835–1894, of Philadelphia +
For Johan Leche, 1704 – 1764, Swedish botanist +
For Johan Ångström, 1813–1879, Swedish bryologist +
For Johann Bartsch, 1709–1738, German physician +
For Johann David Schoepf, 1752–1800, German physician and botanist +
For Johann Emanuel Pohl, 1782 – 1834, physician of Dresden +
For Johann Frankenius, 1590 – 1661, Swedish botanist +
For Johann Gerhard König, 1827–1785, pupil of Linnaeus +
For Johann Gottlob Wilhelm Voit, 1787 – 1813, German bryologist +
For Johann Hedwig, 1730 – 1799, German bryologist and physician +
For Johann Horkel, 1769–1846, German plant physiologist +
For Ivar T. Tidestrom, 1864–1956, Swedish-born American botanist noted for floras of central and western United States +
For J. A. C. Chaptal, 1756–1831, who invented the wine-making process called chaptalization +
For J. Cl. M. Mordant de Launay, 1750–1816, lawyer, later librarian at Musée d’Histoire Naturelle, Paris +
For Jacob Bigelow, 1787–1879, Massachusetts medical and botanical scholar +
For Jacob Breyne, 1637–1697, and his son Johann Philipp Breyne, 1680–1764, Polish botanists +
For Jacob Christian Schaeffer, 1718–1790, German botanist, zoologist, theologian, and clergyman +
For Jacob Pierre Berthoud van Berchem, eighteenth-century Dutch mineralogist and naturalist +
For Jacob Whitman Bailey, 1811–1857, researcher of diatomaceous algae at the U.S. Military Academy +
For Jacques Daléchamps (or D’Aléchamps), 1513–1588, French surgeon and botanist +
For Jean Nicholas Nicollet, 1786–1843, “…who spent several years in exploring the country watered by the Mississippi and Missouri rivers, and who was employed by the United States Government in a survey of the region….” Quoted from protologue. +
For Joachim Christian Timm, 1734–1805, botanist and Burgermeister of Malchin, Mecklenberg +
For Johan Erik Forsström, 1775 – 1824, Swedish pastor and plant collector +
For Johann August Carl Sievers, 1762–1795, German-born apothecary who explored eastern Russia in search of medicinal rhubarb +
For Johann F. G. von Eschscholtz, 1793-1831, Estonian physician and biologist who traveled with Chamisso on the Romanzoff (or Kotzebue) Expedition to the Pacific Coast +
For Johann Friedrich Wolff, 1778–1806, German physician, and Latin ella, diminutive +
For Johann Gottfried Zinn, 1727–1759, professor of botany, Göttingen, known for botanical studies in Mexico +
For Johann Heinrich von Heucher, 1677–1747, Austrian-born medical botanist and professor of medicine at Wittenberg, later Dresden +