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Michael Joseph François Scheidweiler
Michael Joseph François Scheidweiler (1799 – September 1861), was a German-born professor of botany and taxonomist, whose main area of interest was the Cactaceae.〔(IPNI ) List of plants described & co-described by Scheidweiler〕 From a collection by Henri Guillaume Galeotti, he first described ''Ariocarpus retusus'', type species of the genus in 1838 in Brussels.〔(Ariocarpus )〕
He initially worked as a pharmacist and industrial chemist in Siegburg, Cologne and Aachen. In 1830 he settled in Belgium, first in Liege, later in Brussels. Beginning in 1851, he was an instructor at the horticultural college in Gentbrugge.〔(Biodiversity Heritage Library ) Taxonomic literature : a selective guide to botanical publications〕
In 1854, the genus ''Scheidweileria'' (family Begoniaceae) was named in his honor by Johann Friedrich Klotzsch.〔
This botanist is denoted by the author abbreviation Scheidw. when citing a botanical name.
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