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See also: Swedish botanist, was See also: born at Femsjo, Smaland, on the 15th of See also: August 1794
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From his See also: father, the pastor of the See also: church at Femsjo, he early acquired an extensive knowledge of flowering
See also: plants
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In 1811 he entered the university of See also: Lund, where in 1814 he was elected docent of botany and in 1824 professor
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In 1834 he became professor of See also: practical See also: economy at See also: Upsala, and in 1844 and 1848 he represented the university of that city in the Rigsdag
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On the See also: death of Goran Wahlenberg (178o–1851) he was appointed professor of botany at Upsala, where he died on the 8th of See also: February 1878
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Fries was admitted a member of the Swedish Royal See also: Academy in 1847, and a See also: foreign member of the Royal Society of See also: London in 1875
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As an author on the Cryptogamia he was in the first See also: rank
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He wrote Novitiae florae Suecicae (1814 and 1823); Observationes mycologicae (1815) ; See also: Flora Hollandica (1817–1818) ; Systema mycologicum (1821–1829); Systema orbis vegetabilis, not completed (1825); Elenchus fungorum (1828); Lichenographia Europaea (1831); Epicrisis systematis mycologici (1838; 2nd ed., or Hymenomycetes Europaei, 1874); Summa vegetabilium Scandinaviae (1846); Sveriges dtliga och giftiga Svampar, with coloured plates (186o); Monographia hymenomycetum Suecicae (1863), with the Icones hymenomycetum, vol. i
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(1867), and pt. i. vol. ii
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(1877)
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