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Joseph Reynolds Green
Joseph Reynolds Green FRS FLS (1848-1914) was an English botanist, physiologist and chemist whose research into plant enzymes was influential in the development of the discipline of biochemistry. He held the chair in Botany at The Pharmaceutical Society of Great Britain and lectured at the University of Liverpool and Downing College, Cambridge. In 1895 he was elected a Fellow of the Royal Society.
==Early life==
Joseph Reynolds Green was the son of Daniel Green and was born on 3 December 1848 in Stowmarket, Suffolk. He attended a private school in Huntingdonshire,〔Aumni Cantabrigiensis〕 and, during a period when his father moved to Bedford, Bedford Modern School.〔''The Eagle'' Vol. III (1888), p. 243〕〔 ''The Eagle'' Volume XXVII no, 2 (1949), p. 135〕 He appears to have had little scientific teaching in his early years. In the 1880s the botanist William Hillhouse recalled that, because of the absence of formal scientific teaching at Bedford Modern during his schooldays, he and two other former pupils of the school, Joseph Green and the mathematician and botanist Edward Mann Langley, had been compelled to rent a room in Peel Street in the town in order to undertake experiments in Chemistry, and claimed that their initiative had contributed to all three of them ultimately obtaining scholarships at Trinity College, Cambridge.〔''The Eagle'' Vol. III (1888), p. 243〕 In addition, all three received informal tuition from Dr Samuel Hoppus Adams, a notable local physician and natural historian.〔Obituary of Joseph Reynolds Green, ''Bedfordshire Times'' 12 June 1914, p. 7〕〔Obituary of Samuel Hoppus Adams, ''Bedfordshire Times'' March, 9th, 1895, p. 7〕 Before Cambridge, however, Green initially pursued a career in business and studied part-time to obtain the degree of B.Sc. from the University of London.〔Alumni Cantabrigiensis〕
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