About Johan Lindestolpe
Lived 1678 – 1724 (aged 45–46). Johan Lindestolpe was a physician and botanist.
Johans Linder (1678 - March 24, 1724) was a Swedish botanist and medical doctor who was later ennobled as Lindestolpe. He wrote a book about natural dyes and their sources including plants, insects, and minerals.
He was born 1678 in Karlstad, Sweden and went to university in Uppsala with his first thesis titled De pomis hesperidum ("On the Apple of the Hesperides") in 1702.
He was appointed a member of the Medical College in 1719 the same year he was ennobled as Lindestolpe.
Linder married twice, first to Anna Öhrner and then to Eva Christina Cronhielm in 1720. Flora Wiksbergensis which was the forth book to be published on Swedish flora.
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Who was Johan Lindestolpe?
botanist (1678-1724)
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Johan Lindestolpe was born in 1678.
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Johan Lindestolpe died on 24 March 1724.
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Johan Lindestolpe was a physician and botanist.
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