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Pehr Löfling (Tolvfors, Valbo, 31 de janeiro de 1729 — San Antonio de Caroní, 22 de fevereiro de 1756), também conhecido por Pedro Loefling, foi um botânico sueco, discípulo predilecto e colaborador de Carolus Linnaeus, que se notabilizou na exploração da fauna e flora da Venezuela, sendo um dos primeiros cientistas europeus ...
- Suécia
- Universidade de Uppsala
- 20 de janeiro de 1729, Valbo church parish
- 22 de fevereiro de 1756 (27 anos), San Antonio de Caroní
Pehr Löfling (Valbo Gastrikeland, Suecia, 31 de enero de 1729 - San Antonio del Caroní - Bolívar, Venezuela, 22 de febrero de 1756) fue un naturalista y botánico sueco. [1] Fue uno de los diecisiete apóstoles de Linneo .
Löfling, Pehr. Tollfors (Suecia), 31.I.1729 – San Antonio de Caroní (Venezuela), 22.II.1756. Naturalista sueco, botánico de la expedición de Límites al Orinoco (1754-1761). Hijo de Erik Löfling, contable de una herrería de Tollfors, y de Bárbara Strandman, recibió una educación doméstica en su localidad natal, perteneciente a la ...
Pehr Löfling (31 January 1729 – 22 February 1756) was a Swedish botanist and an apostle of Carl Linnaeus . Biography. Löfling was born in Tolvfors Bruk, Gävle, Sweden. He studied at the University of Uppsala where he attended courses taught by Carl Linnaeus.
- Botany
- 22 February 1756 (aged 27), Guayana Region, Venezuela
23 de jul. de 2019 · Pehr Löfling (1729–56) was a Swedish botanist who studied with Carl Linnaeus in Uppsala and worked in Spain and South America. In the course of his short life he had to navigate a remarkable sequence of new social, cultural and intellectual contexts that confronted him with the challenges of diversity.
Pehr. Last name. Loefling. Initials. P. Life Dates. 1729 - 1756. Collecting Dates. 1754 - 1756. Specification. Plant collector. Groups collected. Spermatophytes. Organisation (s) LINN (main), BM, H, MA, S, SBT. Countries. Europe: SpainTropical South America: Venezuela. Associate (s) Barnades, M. (c. 1717-1771)
Pehr Löfling: Born in 1729 on Tolvfors bruk in Valbo parish in Gästrikland, Sweden. Student in Uppsala in 1743. Bachelor's degree and candidate of medicine in 1750. Professor in Madrid, Spain in 1751.
