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Vincenzo Riccobono

1861 – 1943

Italian botanist

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Lived 1861 – 1943 (aged 81–82). Vincenzo Riccobono was an Italian botanist.

Vincenzo Riccobono (1861–1943) was an Italian botanist who researched extensively on cacti. He described the genus Trichocereus, now sunk into Echinopsis. While collecting specimens in Libya in 1943, he was shot dead by American soldiers after running away from them at a security checkpoint.

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Born
1861
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Died
1943
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Also known as
Riccob.

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Italian botanist (1861–1943)

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Vincenzo Riccobono was born in 1861.

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Vincenzo Riccobono died in 1943.

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Vincenzo Riccobono was a botanist.

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Vincenzo Riccobono was Italian.

Sources & further reading

· Wikipedia: Vincenzo Riccobono

· Wikidata: Q4013492

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