Voorbeelden van het gebruik van Clusius in het Engels en hun vertalingen in het Nederlands
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biologist Carolus Clusius 1526-1609.
Carolus Clusius or Charles de l' Ecluse(1526-1609)
The choice of Clusius to grow the balls
In the first six books, Clusius describes all kinds of exotic animals,
But Clusius has always maintained that he is the scientific value of the plants
One had to make do with a few scattered entries in general botanical works by for instance Clusius(1605), Boutius(1658), Nieuhof(1682) and De Bruin 1714.
It also becomes increasingly apparent that the depiction of the dodo by Clusius as well as by Van de Venne is based on a combination of fact and fiction….
including famous botanist Carolus Clusius who became the garden's first prefect in 1593.
is named after Carolus Clusius, the botanist who had the garden laid out in the 16th century.
It was added in the posthumous edition of 1608, and according to the title page mostly borrowed from works by Clusius("meest getrocken wt de schriften van Carolus Clusius"), another professor from Leiden university.
Clusius studied medicine in Montpellier
based on Clusius' own observations during a journey through Spain)
Clusius was the year after he arrived professor in Leiden.
Clusius also introduced the tulip into Europe.
Charles Clusius was asked last year to come to Leiden.
Clusius also introduced the tulip into Europe.
Clusius was complete descriptions of tulips in the botanical garden of Leiden.
Clusius studied medicine and botany.
The dodos of Clusius and Van de Venne:
Jan Arentsz, Dalton and Clusius are large comprehensive schools.