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Andrei Sergeyevich Famintsyn (Russian: Андрей Серге́евич Фаминцын; 29 June (O.S. 17 June) 1835, Moscow – 8 December 1918, Petrograd) was a Russian botanist, public figure, and academician of the Petersburg Academy of Sciences (1884).
The most fundamental studies by academician Famintsyn be- came the development of the symbiogenesis theory of cell organelles origin (with K. S. Mereschkowski) and the discovery (with O. V ...
In the University of St. Petersburg, the decree was implemented only in 1867, when Andrei S. Famintsyn was elected as an extraordinary professor and appoint-ed as the head of his newly established Department of Anatomy and Physiology of Plants (Fig. 1).
1 mar 2012 · After 3 years of study Winogradsky discovered the laboratory of Andrei Famintsyn, a world famous and charismatic botanist, and chose Plant Physiology as his major. Famintsyn agreed to accept Winogradsky as an undergraduate research student and to serve as Winogradsky's mentor.
- Martin Dworkin
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Foundation of this Study Center (Laboratory) was initiated by Academician Andrei Famintsyn (1835—1918) who became its first Director. Famintsyn was widely known in Russia and abroad for his pioneering works in various fields of plant physiology.
1 gen 2012 · Abstract. As Famintsyn’s apprentice, Vinogradskii’s perspectives on questions of fungal nutrition agreed in large part with the views Famintsyn expressed in The Exchange of Matter. Famintsyn’s 800 page monograph, which finally appeared in 1883, was a broad compendium of knowledge drawn from botany, physiology and chemistry.
8 mar 2019 · He started out in the lab of the Russian botanist, Andrei Famintsyn, studying Mycoderma vini, known at the time as a plague on sugar beets and today for causing spoilage in wine. Later, under the guidance of the German botanist, Anton deBary, Winogradsky studied the growth and metabolism Beggiatoa.
