Augustin Augier
French botanist, teacher and Catholic priest
About Augustin Augier
Lived 1758 – 1825 (aged 66–67). Augustin Augier was a botanist, teacher and catholic priest.
François Augustin Marie Augier de Favas (15 December 1758 – 29 January 1825), also known as Augustin Augier, was a French schoolteacher, a Catholic priest, and a botanist.
Life and career
Although Augier's tree diagram has been known to the scholarly community since 1983, his identity was only revealed in 2017.
Augier died in the village of Peyrins, Drôme, on 29 January 1825.
Publications Essai d'une nouvelle classification des végétaux. Lyon, Bruyset, 1801 Mémoire sur l'instruction publique, principalement sur l'enseignement de la langue latine. Valence, 1812.
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Who was Augustin Augier?
French botanist, teacher and Catholic priest (1758 – 1825)
When was Augustin Augier born?
Augustin Augier was born in 1758.
When did Augustin Augier die?
Augustin Augier died on 29 January 1825.
What was Augustin Augier's occupation?
Augustin Augier was a botanist, teacher and catholic priest.
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