About Jean Gattefossé
Lived 1899 – 1960 (aged 61). Jean Gattefossé was a French botanist, chemist, perfumer and businessperson, known for Morocco.
Jean Gattefossé (February 26, 1899 – June 4, 1960) was a French chemist, botanist, journalist and industrialist.
Biography Perfume industry Gattefossé graduated from the University of Lyon as a chemical engineer in 1918. From 1919 to 1920, he was sent by his brother to the French Protectorate in Morocco to study and find potential source plants for essential oils for the family's perfume business, (French Aromatic Products Company). During this time he collaborated with botanist Émile Jahandiez. It was during this period that he first worked with René Maire, with whom he would continuously collaborate afterward. In 1921, he published , a narrative describing this first excursion in Morocco.
Through his work with SFPA, Gattefossé arranged the importation from around the world of exotic essential oils to the company's large Villeurbanne factory complex.
Morocco In 1927, he returned to Morocco, where he would continue to reside for the rest of his life. From 1931 to 1933, he conducted a survey of the Atlas Mountains.
During this time, he and Maire described a number of species together including: Leucojum trichophyllum var. micranthum Gattef. & Maire (1939) Linaria × polychroa Gattef. & Maire (1940) Chrysanthemum × schousboeanum Gattef. & Maire (1941) Lavandula × christiana Gattef. & Maire (1947) Senecio × hintermannii Gattef. & Maire (1940)
Gattefossé also assisted in the collection of specimens for a number of other species described by others (including Maire), such as Sedum mucizonia, Gelidium pusillum, Gigartina pistillata, Malope rhodoleuca.
He died of a heart attack in Casablanca on June 4, 1960.
Legacy Gattefossé had a number of species named in his honor, with the binomial gattefossei, including: Centaurea gattefossei Maire Mentha gattefossei Maire Linaria gattefossei Maire & Weiller
Published works Gattefossé, J. 1921. Voyage d'études au Maroc. 37 pp. Gattefossé, J. C. Roux. 1926. Bibliographie de l'Atlantide et des questions connexes (géographie, ethnographie et migrations anciennes, Atlantique et Méditerranée, Afrique et Amérique, fixité ou dérive des continents, déluges, traditions, etc.) Avec 15 planches de cartes et croquis .... Ed. Imprimerie Bosc frères & Riou (Lyon). 111 pp. Gattefossé, J. 1934. Les greniers de falaises forme ancienne d'Agadir collectif. Bulletin de la Société de Préhistoire du Maroc. Gattefossé, J. 1938a. L'Aromatherapie 1938b. L'Exportation marocaine : [avec une préface du général Noguès et la collaboration pour les textes de M. Billet, R. Dupré, Henri Coursier, R. Jean, Dr Eyraud, M. Boudy, P. Ricard, C. Fradin, Jean Gattefosse]. 1.964 láminas Gattefossé, J. 1943. Matières premières végétales marocaines : Flore spontanée Sauveclare, J de; J Gattefosse. 1946. Les Portes de bronze. Sauvage, C; J Gattefossé. 1954. Maroc .
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French botanist (1899-1960)
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Jean Gattefossé was born on 26 February 1899 in Lyon.
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Jean Gattefossé died on 4 June 1960 in Casablanca.
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Jean Gattefossé was a botanist, chemist, perfumer and businessperson.
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Jean Gattefossé was known for Morocco.
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