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370:'s estate for the garden, as Pappe had been acquainted with him prior to von Ludwig's death in 1847. He also collected plants from South Africa for the garden and obtained others from overseas. In 1850, he resigned from the commission in protest when
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African College later in 1858. This was an unpaid position, although he received some student fees. He started lecturing in April 1959 with introductory botany, the
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Mastaer (or Mestaer) in 1839 and they had five children. His library of more than 1,300 books was auctioned off after his death on 14 October 1862.
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Silva capensis; or, A description of South
African forest-trees and arborescent shrubs used for technical and oeconomical purposes by the colonists of the Cape of Good Hope
315:'s collection. After his death the herbarium was sold to the government and became the Cape Government Herbarium and in 1956 was transferred to the Compton Herbarium at
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Florae capensis medicae prodromus, or, An enumeration of South
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who lived and worked in Cape Colony. He was the first person to hold the position of government botanist and the first professor of botany at the
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