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Rutten-Kooistra, Titia Wietske

(Source: Flora Malesiana ser. 1, 1: Cyclopaedia of collectors)

Born: 1913, Utrecht, Holland.

career:

Passed her final examination of biology in 1936 at Utrecht. She married Dr M.G. Rutten (eldest son of L.M.R. Rutten), who was appointed geologist in the employ of the B.P.M. (Batavian Oil Company) and was stationed at Tjepoe (Centr. Java, 1936-37), and subsequently transferred to S. Sumatra. In June 1939 they went on furlough to Holland; in 1940 he was in nomination for a job in the employ of the Geological Service at Bandoeng, but the appointment did not come off on account of the German occupation of Holland, which prevented RUTTEN to go thither. At present her husband is Professor of Geology at Amsterdam University.

Collecting localities:

S. & Centr. Sumatra. 1938. Djambi Res. between Moeara Tembesi and Moeara Tebo (Sept.);¹ Sipin Lake in Djambi Res. (Oct.); Palembang and Pladjoe in Palembang Res. (Nov.-Dec.); W. Palembang, Pagar Alam (Dec. 25-26).-1939. Environs of Pladjoe near Palembang (Jan.).

collections:

Herb. Utrecht [U]: 80 nos from Dipterocarpaceae forest in Djambi (coll. 1938), of which no duplicates in Herb. Bog. [BO]. In Herb. Bog. [BO]: nos 1-121 from Palembang Residency (no forest plants) and 21 S nos of swamp plants from Sipin Lake.

literature:

(1) T.W. Rutten-Kooistra: ‘Over de onkruidflora van rubbertuinen in de omgeving van Djambi’ (Nat. Tijdschr. N.I. 49, 1939, p. 141-147); ‘Wandeling door een Dipterocarpaceeën-bosch in Djambi’ (Trop. Nat. 29, 1940, p. 109-113, 5 fig.).

	Career Collecting localities Collections Literature
	Rutten-Kooistra, Titia Wietske
	(Source: Flora Malesiana ser. 1, 1: Cyclopaedia of collectors)
	Born: 1913, Utrecht, Holland.
	career: Passed her final examination of biology in 1936 at Utrecht. She married Dr M.G. Rutten (eldest son of L.M.R. Rutten), who was appointed geologist in the employ of the B.P.M. (Batavian Oil Company) and was stationed at Tjepoe (Centr. Java, 1936-37), and subsequently transferred to S. Sumatra. In June 1939 they went on furlough to Holland; in 1940 he was in nomination for a job in the employ of the Geological Service at Bandoeng, but the appointment did not come off on account of the German occupation of Holland, which prevented RUTTEN to go thither. At present her husband is Professor of Geology at Amsterdam University.
	Collecting localities: S. & Centr. Sumatra. 1938. Djambi Res. between Moeara Tembesi and Moeara Tebo (Sept.);¹ Sipin Lake in Djambi Res. (Oct.); Palembang and Pladjoe in Palembang Res. (Nov.-Dec.); W. Palembang, Pagar Alam (Dec. 25-26).-1939. Environs of Pladjoe near Palembang (Jan.).
	collections: Herb. Utrecht [U]: 80 nos from Dipterocarpaceae forest in Djambi (coll. 1938), of which no duplicates in Herb. Bog. [BO]. In Herb. Bog. [BO]: nos 1-121 from Palembang Residency (no forest plants) and 21 S nos of swamp plants from Sipin Lake.
	literature: (1) T.W. Rutten-Kooistra: ‘Over de onkruidflora van rubbertuinen in de omgeving van Djambi’ (Nat. Tijdschr. N.I. 49, 1939, p. 141-147); ‘Wandeling door een Dipterocarpaceeën-bosch in Djambi’ (Trop. Nat. 29, 1940, p. 109-113, 5 fig.).