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Obitelj de Jussieu




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Obitelj de Jussieu je bila poznata francuska botaničarska obitelj. U 17. i 18. stoljeću dala je mnoštvo poznatih botaničara.



Rodoslov |


Ovo nije potpuni rodoslov, nego sadrži samo značajne osobe iz obitelji de Jussieu.



Mondon de Jussieu  (+1554.)
Sudski namještenik

└─>Nicolas de Jussieu (1554.-1579.)
Kraljevski notar

└─> Antoine de Jussieu

└─>Jean de Jussieu (1593.- 1652.)

└─>Pierre de Jussieu (1627.-1671.)
Kraljevski notar

└─> Laurent de Jussieu, (1651.-1718.)
Lyonski ljekarnik

├─> Christophe de Jussieu (1685.-1758.)
│ Lyonski ljekarnik i pravnik
│ │
│ ├─> Antoine-Laurent de Jussieu (1748.-1836.)
│ │ Ravnatelj Prirodoslovnog muzeja u Parizu
│ │ │
│ │ └─> Adrien de Jussieu (1797.-1853.)
│ │ Predsjednik Francuske akademije znanosti (1853.)
│ │
│ └─> Bernard-Pierre de Jussieu (1751.-1836.)
│ │
│ └─> Christophe Alexis Adrien de Jussieu (1802.-1865.)
│ Visoki francuski dužnosnik

├─> Antoine de Jussieu (1686.-1758.)
│ Profesor botanike u Jardin du roi 1709. godine


├─> Bernard de Jussieu (1699.-1777.)
│ Profesor botanike u Jardin du roi 1722. godine


└─> Joseph de Jussieu (1704.-1779.)
Botaničar, sudjelovao u La Condamineovoj ekspediciji u Peru



Ostali značajni pripadnici obitelji |



  • Christophe-Alexis-Adrien de Jussieu (1802.-1865.), visoki dužnosnik


  • Laurent-Pierre de Jussieu (1792.-1866.)


Vanjske poveznice |



  • Geneanet Potpuni rodoslov

  • Fiche généalogique sur la base Roglo à roglo.eu




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