. "1114955863"^^ . . . . . "2790"^^ . . . . . . . "Friedrich Wilms (M\u00FCnster, 19 de abril de 1848 - Steglitz, 2 de marzo de 1919) fue un bot\u00E1nico, farmac\u00E9utico, explorador alem\u00E1n. Wilms viaj\u00F3 a Sud\u00E1frica en el mismo barco con (1856-1916, llegando a Ciudad del Cabo el 4 de julio de 1883. Bachmann desembarc\u00F3 y Wilms sigui\u00F3 navegando hacia Durban. Viaj\u00F3 en tren a Pietermaritzburg, donde empez\u00F3 a coleccionar. Desde all\u00ED hizo uso de una carreta de bueyes para llegar a Greytown, provincia de KwaZulu-Natal y el noroeste de Ladysmith, cruzando la cordillera de Drakensberg por el 17 de noviembre de 1883. Desde all\u00ED viaj\u00F3 hacia el norte de Pretoria, de este a y m\u00E1s hacia el este a que iba a ser su cuartel general durante los pr\u00F3ximos 13 a\u00F1os. Us\u00F3 a Lydenburg como su base, haciendo una serie de viajes de recolecci\u00F3n. Tambi\u00E9n incursion\u00F3 a trav\u00E9s de"@es . "Friedrich Wilms (19 April 1848, in M\u00FCnster, Westphalia \u2013 2 March 1919, in Berlin-Steglitz), was a German apothecary, botanical collector and traveller. Wilms voyaged to South Africa on the same boat as Bachmann, arriving in Cape Town on 4 July 1883. Bachmann disembarked and Wilms sailed on to Durban. He travelled by train to Pietermaritzburg where he started collecting. From here he made use of an ox-wagon to get to Greytown and northwest to Ladysmith, crossing the Natal Drakensberg at Laing's Nek on 17 November 1883. From here he travelled north to Pretoria, east to Bronkhorstspruit and further east to Lydenburg which was to be his headquarters for the next 13 years. Using Lydenburg as his base, he made a number of collecting trips. He also ventured through the malaria-infested coastal flats of Portuguese East Africa to reach Delagoa Bay, choosing the winter season when there were fewer mosquitoes about. In 1896 he returned to Germany with an extensive collection of mosses, lichens, ferns and phanerogams. His paper of 1898 entitled \"Ein botanischer Ausflug ins Boerenland\" which appeared in Verh. Bot. Ver. Prov. Brandenb., included interesting observations on the vegetation. Wilms was later appointed as an assistant in the moss section of the Botanical Museum Berlin-Dahlem and was also closely involved in the taxonomy of specimens collected by August Gottlieb Hans Rudatis. He is commemorated in numerous specific names such as Kirkia wilmsii Engl., Melolobium wilmsii Harms, Argyrolobium wilmsii Harms, Streptocarpus wilmsii Engl., Polygala wilmsii Chodat, Salix wilmsii Seem. and Lejeunea wilmsii Steph. The standard author abbreviation F.Wilms is used to indicate this person as the author when citing a botanical name."@en . . . . . . . . . "Friedrich Wilms"@es . . . . . . . . "Friedrich Wilms"@en . . . "Friedrich Wilms (M\u00FCnster, 19 de abril de 1848 - Steglitz, 2 de marzo de 1919) fue un bot\u00E1nico, farmac\u00E9utico, explorador alem\u00E1n. Wilms viaj\u00F3 a Sud\u00E1frica en el mismo barco con (1856-1916, llegando a Ciudad del Cabo el 4 de julio de 1883. Bachmann desembarc\u00F3 y Wilms sigui\u00F3 navegando hacia Durban. Viaj\u00F3 en tren a Pietermaritzburg, donde empez\u00F3 a coleccionar. Desde all\u00ED hizo uso de una carreta de bueyes para llegar a Greytown, provincia de KwaZulu-Natal y el noroeste de Ladysmith, cruzando la cordillera de Drakensberg por el 17 de noviembre de 1883. Desde all\u00ED viaj\u00F3 hacia el norte de Pretoria, de este a y m\u00E1s hacia el este a que iba a ser su cuartel general durante los pr\u00F3ximos 13 a\u00F1os. Us\u00F3 a Lydenburg como su base, haciendo una serie de viajes de recolecci\u00F3n. Tambi\u00E9n incursion\u00F3 a trav\u00E9s de las planicies costeras infestadas de malaria de \u00C1frica Oriental Portuguesa para llegar a , eligiendo la temporada de invierno cuando hab\u00EDa menos mosquitos alrededor. En 1896, regres\u00F3 a Alemania con una extensa colecci\u00F3n de musgos, l\u00EDquenes, helechos y faner\u00F3gamas. Su art\u00EDculo de 1898 titulado \"Ein Botanischer Ausflug ins Boerenland\" que apareci\u00F3 en Verh. Bot. Ver. Prov. Brandenb, inclu\u00EDa observaciones interesantes sobre la vegetaci\u00F3n. Wilms m\u00E1s tarde fue nombrado asistente en la secci\u00F3n de musgo de la Museo Bot\u00E1nico de Berl\u00EDn-Dahlem y tambi\u00E9n estuvo estrechamente involucrado en la taxonom\u00EDa de los espec\u00EDmenes recolectados por ."@es . . . . . . . . . "1919-03-02"^^ . . . . . . . . . "Friedrich Wilms (19 April 1848, in M\u00FCnster, Westphalia \u2013 2 March 1919, in Berlin-Steglitz), was a German apothecary, botanical collector and traveller. Wilms voyaged to South Africa on the same boat as Bachmann, arriving in Cape Town on 4 July 1883. Bachmann disembarked and Wilms sailed on to Durban. He travelled by train to Pietermaritzburg where he started collecting. From here he made use of an ox-wagon to get to Greytown and northwest to Ladysmith, crossing the Natal Drakensberg at Laing's Nek on 17 November 1883. From here he travelled north to Pretoria, east to Bronkhorstspruit and further east to Lydenburg which was to be his headquarters for the next 13 years. Using Lydenburg as his base, he made a number of collecting trips. He also ventured through the malaria-infested coastal fl"@en . . "1919"^^ . . "Friedrich Wilms"@en . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . "1848-04-19"^^ . "1919-03-02"^^ . "1848"^^ . . . . . . "Ein botanischer Ausflug ins Boerenland"@en . . . . . . "21518511"^^ . . "Friedrich Wilms"@en . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . "1848-04-19"^^ . . .