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Winkler, K. Johannes M.

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

Born: 1874, Uichteritz near Weissenfels a/d Saale.

career:

From 1901-21 surgeon of the Rhinish Mission in the hospital at Péaradja near Taroetoeng (Batak Lands, Tapanoeli, N. Sumatra). Early in 1933 he departed to the Batak Lands again. Collector of ethnographica and ferns in the vicinity of his residence.

Author of some ethnological papers.¹

Rosenstock² named some ferns after him (cf. Backer, Verkl. Woordenb., 1936).

collections:

He forwarded some 200 ferns (coll. 1910-13) to E. Rosenstock (Gotha) (Herb. Rosenstock = Berlin [B]), who based a paper on this collection;² dupl. Sumatra ferns (1913) in Herb. Leiden [L]. Possibly collections were made after 1914 too.

literature:

(1) K.J.M. Winkler: ‘Bericht über die Untersuchungsreise nach der Insel Engano’ (Tijdschr. Bat. Gen. K. &. W. 46, 1903, p. 558 seq.); ‘Die Toba Batak auf Sumatra in Gesunden and Kranken Tagen’ (Stuttgart 1925); etc.
(2) ‘Filices sumatranae novae’ (Fedde Repert. 13, 1914, p. 212-221).

	Career Collections Literature
	Winkler, K. Johannes M.
	(Source: Flora Malesiana ser. 1, 1: Cyclopaedia of collectors)
	Born: 1874, Uichteritz near Weissenfels a/d Saale.
	career: From 1901-21 surgeon of the Rhinish Mission in the hospital at Péaradja near Taroetoeng (Batak Lands, Tapanoeli, N. Sumatra). Early in 1933 he departed to the Batak Lands again. Collector of ethnographica and ferns in the vicinity of his residence. Author of some ethnological papers.¹ Rosenstock² named some ferns after him (cf. Backer, Verkl. Woordenb., 1936).
	collections: He forwarded some 200 ferns (coll. 1910-13) to E. Rosenstock (Gotha) (Herb. Rosenstock = Berlin [B]), who based a paper on this collection;² dupl. Sumatra ferns (1913) in Herb. Leiden [L]. Possibly collections were made after 1914 too.
	literature: (1) K.J.M. Winkler: ‘Bericht über die Untersuchungsreise nach der Insel Engano’ (Tijdschr. Bat. Gen. K. &. W. 46, 1903, p. 558 seq.); ‘Die Toba Batak auf Sumatra in Gesunden and Kranken Tagen’ (Stuttgart 1925); etc. (2) ‘Filices sumatranae novae’ (Fedde Repert. 13, 1914, p. 212-221).