About Jindřich Suza
Lived 1890 – 1951 (aged 61). Jindřich Suza was an Austrian and Czech botanist, pedagogue, lichenologist, writer, botanical collector and scientific collector.
Jindřich Suza (12 January 1890 – 19 November 1951) was a Czech professor of botany. He specialised in lichenology and phytogeography.
Life and career Jindřich Suza was born in Třebíč; his father Alois was a bookbinder and stationery merchant. After his death, the National Museum Prague distributed the series Reliquiae Suzaianae e Museo Nationali Pragensi anno 1966 distributae.
Personal life and death Jindřich Suza married Františka Suzová (née Pavelková) on 12 May 1920. They had one child, Mirko.
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Who was Jindřich Suza?
Czech botanist (1890-1951)
When was Jindřich Suza born?
Jindřich Suza was born on 12 January 1890 in Třebíč.
When did Jindřich Suza die?
Jindřich Suza died on 19 November 1951 in Prague.
What was Jindřich Suza's occupation?
Jindřich Suza was a botanist, pedagogue, lichenologist, writer, botanical collector and scientific collector.
What nationality was Jindřich Suza?
Jindřich Suza was Austrian and Czech.
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