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Charles Jacques Édouard Morren
Charles Jacques Édouard Morren (1833 - 1886), was a Belgian botanist, professor of botany and director of the ''Jardin botanique de l'Université de Liège'' from 1857-1886. His special field of study was the Bromeliaceae on which family he was the recognised authority. He was the son of Charles François Antoine Morren.
He was editor of the journal ‘La Belgique Horticole’ in which he published descriptions of numerous new species. He was working on a monograph of the Bromeliaceae when death intervened at a relatively youthful 53 years. His manuscripts and commissioned watercolour plates were sold to Kew Gardens by his widow shortly after his death and examined by John Gilbert Baker and Carl Christian Mez, who described numerous unpublished new species. Baker made extensive use of these paintings in the preparation of his ''‘Handbook of the Bromeliaceae’'' which was published in 1889.
Morren employed four artists to work on the plates - Marie Jean Guillaume Cambresier,〔(Jean et Joseph Cambresier, petits maîtres, liégeois de talent )〕 R. Sartorius, Francois Stroobant (1819-1916) and François De Tollenaere. Their style later heavily influenced Margaret Mee's paintings.
This botanist is denoted by the author abbreviation E.Morren when citing a botanical name.
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