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| - Sven Ingemar Ljungh, né le 5 juin 1757 à , dans le comté de Jönköping, et mort le 12 septembre 1828 à , toujours dans le comté de Jönköping, est un naturaliste suédois. (fr)
- Sven Ingemar Ljungh, ook wel gespeld als Sven Ingemar Liung, (Björköby, Jönköpings län in Zweden, 5 juni 1757 - Aneby, 12 september 1828 ) was een Zweedse ambtenaar, natuuronderzoeker en verzamelaar van natuurhistorische specimens. (nl)
- Sven Ingemar Ljungh, also spelled Liungh (5 June 1757, Björkö, Jönköping County – 12 September 1828, , Jönköping County) was a Swedish civil servant, naturalist and collector. During his schooling in Jönköping, he was a private student of the lexicographer from whom he learned the Latin language. At high school in Växjö, he received a good education in botany. He attended the gymnasium in Växjö and went to Uppsala in 1775, graduating in 1777 with a degree in theology. He then started to study medicine but fell ill to malaria. After recovery he joined the civil services. He took up a position in the Swedish civil service as a clerk in the judicial system and in 1778 became the Deputy Crown Bailiff in North and South Vedbo. He took an interest in natural history and was a visitor to the hom (en)
- Sven Ingemar Ljungh (Björkö, contea di Jönköping, 5 giugno 1757 – , 12 settembre 1828) è stato un naturalista svedese. A Jönköping, assistette alle lezioni private del lessicografo Håkan Sjögren, imparando il latino, mentre alla scuola di Växjö apprese molte nozioni di botanica. In seguito studiò al ginnasio di Växjö e nel 1775 si trasferì a Uppsala, dove nel 1777 si laureò in teologia. Iniziò allora a studiare medicina, ma si ammalò ben presto di malaria. Dopo essere guarito, entrò a far parte dell'amministrazione statale svedese, come cancelliere, e nel 1778 divenne Ufficiale Giudiziario della Corona del distretto di Vedbo. Iniziò a interessarsi di storia naturale, visitò la casa di Linneo e prese alcune lezioni da Linneo il Giovane. (it)
- Sven Ingemar Liungh född 5 juni 1757 i Björkö församlings prästgård, Jönköpings län, död 12 september 1828, var en svensk naturforskare och ämbetsman. Liungh vistades 1775–1777 vid Uppsala universitet, under Carl von Linnés undervisning och umgänge i dennes hus. Han ägnade sig emellertid åt landsstatstjänstemannens bana och var 1780–1793 kronofogde i Norra och Södra Vedbo härad av Jönköpings län. Vid sitt avskedstagande erhöll han landskamrerares titel. Sin återstående livstid ägnade han åt skötseln av ett vidlyftigt lantbruk. (sv)
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| - Sven Ingemar Ljungh, also spelled Liungh (5 June 1757, Björkö, Jönköping County – 12 September 1828, , Jönköping County) was a Swedish civil servant, naturalist and collector. During his schooling in Jönköping, he was a private student of the lexicographer from whom he learned the Latin language. At high school in Växjö, he received a good education in botany. He attended the gymnasium in Växjö and went to Uppsala in 1775, graduating in 1777 with a degree in theology. He then started to study medicine but fell ill to malaria. After recovery he joined the civil services. He took up a position in the Swedish civil service as a clerk in the judicial system and in 1778 became the Deputy Crown Bailiff in North and South Vedbo. He took an interest in natural history and was a visitor to the home of Carolus Linnaeus and was taught briefly by Linnaeus the younger. He was a scholar who exchanged correspondence with many contemporary scientists including Carl Thunberg, G Marklin, Erik Acharius, Fr Ehrhart, Jan Brandes and others. As a collector of rodents, insects, birds and molluscs, he described many new species. He became a Fellow of the Patriotic Society, 1806, a member of the Royal Swedish Academy of Sciences, 1808 and ; member of the Royal Society of Sciences and Letters in Gothenburg in 1808. He also worked on agriculture and meteorology and for his work on the former received the Order of Vasa. In 1803 his insect collection had an estimated 5000-6000 species and he published many notes on exotic animals from Java, Ceylon and the Cape. After his death, none of his sons took an interest in natural history and his collections were sold. (en)
- Sven Ingemar Ljungh, né le 5 juin 1757 à , dans le comté de Jönköping, et mort le 12 septembre 1828 à , toujours dans le comté de Jönköping, est un naturaliste suédois. (fr)
- Sven Ingemar Ljungh, ook wel gespeld als Sven Ingemar Liung, (Björköby, Jönköpings län in Zweden, 5 juni 1757 - Aneby, 12 september 1828 ) was een Zweedse ambtenaar, natuuronderzoeker en verzamelaar van natuurhistorische specimens. (nl)
- Sven Ingemar Ljungh (Björkö, contea di Jönköping, 5 giugno 1757 – , 12 settembre 1828) è stato un naturalista svedese. A Jönköping, assistette alle lezioni private del lessicografo Håkan Sjögren, imparando il latino, mentre alla scuola di Växjö apprese molte nozioni di botanica. In seguito studiò al ginnasio di Växjö e nel 1775 si trasferì a Uppsala, dove nel 1777 si laureò in teologia. Iniziò allora a studiare medicina, ma si ammalò ben presto di malaria. Dopo essere guarito, entrò a far parte dell'amministrazione statale svedese, come cancelliere, e nel 1778 divenne Ufficiale Giudiziario della Corona del distretto di Vedbo. Iniziò a interessarsi di storia naturale, visitò la casa di Linneo e prese alcune lezioni da Linneo il Giovane. Da allora iniziò a scambiare corrispondenza con molti studiosi contemporanei, come Carl Peter Thunberg, G. Marklin, Erik Acharius, Fr. Ehrhart, Jan Brandes e altri. Raccolse vari esemplari di roditori, insetti, uccelli e molluschi, descrivendo molte nuove specie. Divenne Membro della (1806), dell'Accademia Reale Svedese delle Scienze (1808) e della Società Reale di Scienze e Lettere di Göteborg (1808). Studiò anche agricoltura e meteorologia e per i suoi studi venne nominato Cavaliere dell'Ordine di Vasa. La sua collezione di insetti comprendeva, nel 1803, 5000-6000 specie e pubblicò vari studi su animali esotici provenienti da Giava, Sri Lanka e dalla Provincia del Capo. Dopo la morte, nessuno dei suoi figli si interessò di scienze naturali e le sue collezioni furono vendute. (it)
- Sven Ingemar Liungh född 5 juni 1757 i Björkö församlings prästgård, Jönköpings län, död 12 september 1828, var en svensk naturforskare och ämbetsman. Liungh vistades 1775–1777 vid Uppsala universitet, under Carl von Linnés undervisning och umgänge i dennes hus. Han ägnade sig emellertid åt landsstatstjänstemannens bana och var 1780–1793 kronofogde i Norra och Södra Vedbo härad av Jönköpings län. Vid sitt avskedstagande erhöll han landskamrerares titel. Sin återstående livstid ägnade han åt skötseln av ett vidlyftigt lantbruk. Liungh kallades 1808 till ledamot av Vetenskapsakademien och Vetenskaps- och vitterhetssamhället i Göteborg och 1812 av Lantbruksakademien. Liungh "underhöll en liflig brefväxling med både inländske och utländske lärde män, hade ofta besök af lärde resande och egde ett ibland de största bibliotek och de rikaste samlingar, som tillhört någon enskild person i Sverige". År 1803 uppskattades hans insektssamling innehålla 5 000–6 000 arter, och han publicerade flera skrifter om exotiska djur från Java, Ceylon och Kapprovinsen. Efter sin död tog ingen av hans söner något intresse i naturhistoria och hans samlingar såldes. (sv)
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