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Jacques Philippe Martin Cels (June 15, 1740 – May 15, 1806) was a French botanist specializing in horticulture. Cels was born in Versailles. He was a duty collector at the gates of Paris. Ruined when the French Revolution abolished his position, he started a botanical garden in which he cultivated foreign plants for sale, contributing to the growing public appetite for exotic flowers. He received and acclimatized numerous North American plants brought back by André Michaux and Louis-Augustin Bosc d'Antic. He strove to introduce many exotic species into France. He was made a member of the rural husbandry division of the French Academy of Sciences in 1795 and a member of the Académie d'Agriculture. He published instructional material in the various branches of his science. The species in his

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  • Jacques Philippe Martin Cels (es)
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  • ジャック・フィリップ・マルタン・セルス (ja)
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  • Jacques Philippe Martin Cels, né le 15 juin 1740 à Versailles et mort le 15 mai 1806 à Montrouge, est un horticulteur français. (fr)
  • ジャック・フィリップ・マルタン・セルス(Jacques Philippe Martin Cels、1740年6月15日 – 1806年5月15日)は、フランスの園芸家である。 (ja)
  • Jacques Philippe Martin Cels (Versailles, 15 de junho de 1740 — Montrouge, 15 de maio de 1806) foi um botânico francês, especialista em horticultura. Cels é a abreviatura padrão usada para indicar Jacques Philippe Martin Cels como autoridade na descrição e classificação científica de um nome botânico.(Lista dos táxones descritos por este autor no IPNI) (pt)
  • Jacques Philippe Martin Cels (June 15, 1740 – May 15, 1806) was a French botanist specializing in horticulture. Cels was born in Versailles. He was a duty collector at the gates of Paris. Ruined when the French Revolution abolished his position, he started a botanical garden in which he cultivated foreign plants for sale, contributing to the growing public appetite for exotic flowers. He received and acclimatized numerous North American plants brought back by André Michaux and Louis-Augustin Bosc d'Antic. He strove to introduce many exotic species into France. He was made a member of the rural husbandry division of the French Academy of Sciences in 1795 and a member of the Académie d'Agriculture. He published instructional material in the various branches of his science. The species in his (en)
  • Jacques Philippe Martin Cels ( 15 de junio 1740 – 15 de mayo 1806) fue un botánico, horticultor francés especializado en introducción de especies exóticas. Nació en Versailles. Fue beneficiario de recolecciones legales a las puertas de París. Arruinado con la Revolución francesa por suprimirse su puesto, comienza con un jardín botánico donde cultivó especies exóticas para la venta, contribuyendo al creciente apetito del público por las flores exóticas. Recibió numerosas especies, aclimatando las norteamericanas traídas por André Michaux y Louis-Augustin Bosc d'Antic. Se esforzó por introducir muchas especies exóticas en Francia. (es)
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  • Jacques Philippe Martin Cels (June 15, 1740 – May 15, 1806) was a French botanist specializing in horticulture. Cels was born in Versailles. He was a duty collector at the gates of Paris. Ruined when the French Revolution abolished his position, he started a botanical garden in which he cultivated foreign plants for sale, contributing to the growing public appetite for exotic flowers. He received and acclimatized numerous North American plants brought back by André Michaux and Louis-Augustin Bosc d'Antic. He strove to introduce many exotic species into France. He was made a member of the rural husbandry division of the French Academy of Sciences in 1795 and a member of the Académie d'Agriculture. He published instructional material in the various branches of his science. The species in his garden were described by the botanist Étienne Pierre Ventenat (1757–1808) and illustrated by Pierre-Joseph Redouté (1759–1840) in Description des plantes nouvelles et peu connues, cultivées dans le jardin de J.-M. Cels, published in Paris in 1799. A second illustrated work with illustrations by a "student of Redouté", Pancrace Bessa, appeared in 1803, Choix de plantes :dont la plupart sont cultivées dans le jardin de Cels, accessible at version numérique sur Botanicus. Cels died in Montrouge in 1806. The standard author abbreviation Cels is used to indicate this person as the author when citing a botanical name. (en)
  • Jacques Philippe Martin Cels, né le 15 juin 1740 à Versailles et mort le 15 mai 1806 à Montrouge, est un horticulteur français. (fr)
  • Jacques Philippe Martin Cels ( 15 de junio 1740 – 15 de mayo 1806) fue un botánico, horticultor francés especializado en introducción de especies exóticas. Nació en Versailles. Fue beneficiario de recolecciones legales a las puertas de París. Arruinado con la Revolución francesa por suprimirse su puesto, comienza con un jardín botánico donde cultivó especies exóticas para la venta, contribuyendo al creciente apetito del público por las flores exóticas. Recibió numerosas especies, aclimatando las norteamericanas traídas por André Michaux y Louis-Augustin Bosc d'Antic. Se esforzó por introducir muchas especies exóticas en Francia. Cels falleció en Montrouge en 1806. (es)
  • ジャック・フィリップ・マルタン・セルス(Jacques Philippe Martin Cels、1740年6月15日 – 1806年5月15日)は、フランスの園芸家である。 (ja)
  • Jacques Philippe Martin Cels (Versailles, 15 de junho de 1740 — Montrouge, 15 de maio de 1806) foi um botânico francês, especialista em horticultura. Cels é a abreviatura padrão usada para indicar Jacques Philippe Martin Cels como autoridade na descrição e classificação científica de um nome botânico.(Lista dos táxones descritos por este autor no IPNI) (pt)
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