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

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

(Source: Flora Malesiana ser. 1, 5: Cyclopaedia of collectors, Supplement I)

(Source: Flora Malesiana ser. 1, 8: Cyclopaedia of collectors, Supplement II)

Born: 1818, Feuerthalen, Canton Zürich, Switzerland.

Died: May 19, 1859, Kandangan, SE. slope G. Tengger, E. Java

For more information see the website by Peter Schulthess: http://www.heinrich-zollinger.ch/

career:

School-teacher at Kussnacht, Switzerland, who in 1837 went to Geneva for the study of botany, attending the lectures of Alph. Decandolle etc.; subsequently teacher at secondary schools; in Dec. 1841 he went as a professional plant collector (see sub Collections) to Java, where his compatriot A.J. Meyer took him with him to Tjikoja Estate in the western part (Bantam Res.) of that island. His difficulties were numerous and he often despaired; in 1847 he was recommended by Teijsmann for the post of Assistant Curator of the Buitenzorg Botanic Gardens, but the appointment of van Gesker (see there) came off, and Zollinger returned to Switzerland in July 1848, to enter upon his duties as ‘Seminardirektor’ at Kussnacht in January 1849. In 1855 he came to Java once more, as he feared a European war in the near future; this time he was deputy of a Dutch-Indian company who intended to plant coconut trees on grounds which were not yet put under cultivation.

Besides of many papers on his tours, he is the author of publications on meteorology, molluscs, plant taxonomy, and some very important ones on the vegetation.¹ All of his papers testify to an excellent power of observation, combined with a strict statement of the problem.

He is commemorated in several Indonesian plant names.

Collecting localities:

1842. W. Java, principally in Bantam and Buitenzorg residencies; staying at Tjikoja in Bantam (May 8-Sept.) and collecting in the environs, at Tjidoerian, Tangerang, Pas(s)ir Madang (Aug. 12-13), Passie, Moenjoel, Babakan, Tjikadoe; in the mountains at Janglapa, Angsana, (D)Jasinga; on the other side of the Tjidoerian at Sambora, Tjikandi; making a trip through Bantam via Serang, Anjer, Tjarita, Tjiringin (= Tjaringin), Pardana on the Panimbang, Soedimanik, Tjiboerial, Pandeglang, Menes, etc.; another trip to the mountains of Djasinga via Pas(s)ir Madang, longitudinally crossing Bolang Estate; Tjikandi-Buitenzorg-Djasinga (Oct.); G. Salak (Nov. 2-4)-Buitenzorg (Bantar Peteh on the l 1th)-Tjibinong-Bantam (Nov.); G. Salak (Nov. 30-Dec. 8)-Koeripan (18)-Bantam (Dec.).-1843. Bantam (Jan.-Febr.), Djasinga; G. Gede(h)-Djamboe Dipa-Tjikoja (8)-Propoli (March); Tjaringin-Panimbang-Tjikandi-G. Poelo Saharie (= Poelasari) (May 10); between Soedimanik and Tjiboerial (Bantam)-G. Bongkak (June); Panimbang-Pas(s)ir (July); Tjikoja-Pas(s)ir Madang (Aug. 12-15)-Djasinga-Kendang (Buitenzorg) (Aug.); Tjiapoes (Salak)-Tjikoja (Sept.); Buitenzorg-Bantar Peteh-G. Salak (Oct.); G. Salak (crater-field and Tjiapoes, Nov. 2-4, 15-19);² Batavia-G. Salak-Tjikoja (Dec.).-1844. Tjipanas-G. Gedeh-Pangrango-Hortus Bogoriensis-G. Tangkoeban Prahoe (Febr.); Tjoeroeg Tjimahi-G. Tangkoeban Prahoe-Djamboe Dipa-Tjikapoendoeng Fall (Bandoeng)-Boekit Toenggoel (March 15)-Tjipanas-Tjibodas (March); Tjibodas-Megamendoeng-G. Tangkoeban Prahoe (Apr.); Hortus Bogoriensis-G. Gedeh-Telaga Warna (Apr.-May); leaving Buitenzorg (June); Tjikoja-Tjampea (Aug.). Tour in E. Java (1844-45):³ Soerabaja (visiting G. Sahari, the vicinity of Naphta wells, etc.)-G. Penanggoengan (Aug.); Trètès near Bangil (Aug. 17); Trawas (19); Modjokerto-Modjopahit-Modjosarie (21); G. Welirang (27-28), climbing the summit; G. Penanggoengan summit (Sept. 4);⁴ Semeroe-Djago (Tengger)-G. Welirang-Gebok Klak(k)a-G. Raoen(g)-G. Kendang (Malang)-G. Ardjoeno (13-14)-Srigontjo-Madjangtenga (30)-Dajoe (Bangil)-Pandahan-Pasoeroean-Malang-Loemadjang tengah (Sept.); Loemadjang tengah (Oct.)-G. Semeroe (Oct. 2-3)- Manding River (3)-G. Widodaren (4)-Boerang (4)-Loemadjang (7-8)-Madjangtenga (7)-Malang (11)-S. Pasoeroean (1l)-Srigontjo-Kepandjen-Gondang legi (12-13)-G. Bromo-Poespo (Tengger)-Tosari-G. Welirang-summit G. Panan(d)ja(k)an-Sg. Gading (16)-beach near Gondang-Tobo (22)-Gebok Klak(k)a(h) (Tengger)-G. Kendang (Oct.); Gebok Klak(k)a (Tengger) (Nov. 7-9)-Malang-Windit-Tosari-G. Bromo-G. Ider Ider-summit G. Penanggoengan (Nov.); Poeger (S. coast) (Nov.-Dec.); Modjopahit-G. Ardjoeno-Malang Residency (Dec.); Soerabaja (Dec. 6-27).-1845. G. Taroeb (Jan. 4)-Tiris (6)-Ranau Sagaran (= Segaran) (6)-Klakah (15)-G. Taroeb (15)-G. Lamongan (16-18)-Poeger-Noesa Baro(e)n(g) (2l) -Loemadjang and Pakis near Klakah (25)-Klakah (28-31); Loemadjang (Febr. 3, 6, 7)-Pasirian (7)-Loemadjang (13)-Poeger (15-16, 18)-Lamongan (18)-Noesa Baro(e)n(g) (21-22)-Srigontjo (22)-Sabrang-Poeger (Febr. 23, 28); Poeger (March 1)-Djember (7)-Bondowoso (30-31); Bondowoso (Apr. 1-2)-Waringin (4-5)-G. Arak near Besoeki (Apr. 5, 7)-Segoro Anak (20)-G. Ringgit (21)-G. Baloeran (22)⁵-Panaroekan; Idjen Plateau (Apr. 28-May 3), at Litjin, G. Rand (= Rante) (30), etc.; Rogodjampi (May 8, 11)-beach near Bomo and Pampang (= Pangpang) Bay (12)-Banjoewangi and G. Ikan (13)-Gradjagan and Bomo (14)­Banjoewangi (leaving on the 16th); Bali (arriving on the 17th), Bangli and Karangas(s)em, visiting G. Seraja (21),⁶ etc.: E. Java: Banjoewangi (26); Selowojo Bay and beach of Gradjagan-Lodong River (May); Idjen Plateau (28-29); kali Tikoes and Pradjekan (June 1)-Pradjekan (3)-Maesan between Djember and Bondowoso (6)-Ardisarie (G. Raoeng) (10)-G. Hjang (= (I)Jang) (15, collecting Rubus boschianus Zoll. & Moritzi!)-G. Argopoero (16)-G. Krintjing (Jang Plateau too)-Gradjagan-Soerabaja (June); Soerabaja, visiting G. Sahari (July 13), etc. W. Java: Tjampea (Aug. 17); G. Salak (31).⁷ S. Sumatra, Lampong Districts (Sept. 15-Oct. 2):⁸ Telok Betong (Sept. 15); hot springs SW of Telok Belong (Kadjadian); Goenoeng Talang, Natar, Tigennennang (Sekampong River), G. Sogi (= Goenoengsoegih) (16), Tarabangie (= prob. Terbanggi-besar) (19), Goenoeng Batin, Meng(g)ala (on the Toelang Bawang) and back to Telok Betong. W. Java: G. Salak (Nov. 10-11);⁹ E. Java: G. Tengger (Nov.); Soerabaja (Dec. 14); W. Java: G. Gedeh (22), Gadok (23).-1846. G. Salak (Jan.); Tjisokan (Bandoeng) (Febr.). Tour to Bali and Lombok:¹⁰ leaving Buitenzorg (May 1); Batavia ( -May 11); Semarang (3 days); E. Java: Soerabaja (May 29-June 8); Besoeki (10), from where visiting G. Raoen(g)-G. Argopoero-Bondowoso; Bali: Beliling (= Boeleleng); Bandjir Djava (July 1); Singaradja (2); trip into the hinterland of Beliling as far as Pemboenoet; Lombok: Ampenan (July 18-Aug. 2), visiting Mataram (18, 25, 27, 30), Laboean Tring (= Laboehan Tereng); setting out (Aug. 3) to the Peak of Lombok, via Pringa Rata, Batoe kleang, Loijok (5), reaching the southern summit G. San(g)kareau (7-8), but not the summit proper of the Rindjani; back at Loijok (8); Aug. 23 found him at Ampenan again, not yet having climbed the Rindjani proper; though he still intended to ascend the latter, he did not succeed, and did not reach the lake (Segara Anak) either.-1847. W. Java: G. Pangrango (May 3). Tour to Celebes and the Lesser Sunda Islands:¹¹ SW. Celebes: Makassar (June 3-13), visiting Maros (c. 14-17); leaving Makassar (21); road of Bonthain (28) and trips in the environs (29); Boeloekomba (July 1); Saleyer (= P. Salajar) (2-4), visiting G. Haroe; Flores (12); Soembawa and Bima (July 20-Oct. 13): G. Tambora (Aug. 9-13);¹² G. Hoeroe pr. Bangie (16); between Mata and Ampang (18); G. So(e)nkar (Sept. 5); G. Padjo and Gempo (Sept.); G. Aroehasa (Oct. 9); G. Gempo (22); SW. Celebes: Makassar (Oct. 25-Nov. 15); Boni (= Bone) (Nov. 19-20); Bonthain Fall (Dec. 5); Makassar (7-17). W. Java: Tjipanas ( ? Dec. 19).-1848. G. Prabakti (Salak) (May 28-June 3); departing (July 28) for Switzerland by way of Singapore, Ceylon, and Egypt.-1855. W. Java: lime-depositing hot springs at Koeripan (Oct.).-1856. E. Java: Wonosalam (Jan.); G. Broeboe (Soerabaja Res.);¹³ Bali: Djembrana (Oct.), Banjoewetan ( ? Bajoewedang on the N. coast) (Nov.), etc.-1857. Bali:¹⁴ arrival at Tabean (Aug. 29) and proceeding to Singaradja; leaving for Koeboeklod (Sept. 4); Tamblang, Daoes(s)a (5); Batang-Kintamani-Bator village (6), making several minor trips to Bt Tjatoe (8), Lake Bato(e)r (9), G. Abang (Zollinger did not reach the summit, but his companion Bloemen Waanders (see there) did), etc.; G. Batoer itself was not climbed; ascent of the Soekawana, Tjato(e)r (12); trip to the Tapsai (14); Pengadjaran-Tagal-Klampoek-Tamblang-Koeboeklod (15); embarking again (Sept. 17).-1858. E. Java: Rogodjampi (May). Madoera (c. June 6, discovering Semeiocardium arriensii Zoll.):¹⁵ Pamekas(s)an; G. Pa(d)joedan (= G. Tamboekoe); from Pamekas(s)an to the N. coast near Temboeroe (= Temberoe), from where to the S. coast near Balega; visiting the N. coast NE of Ban(g)kal(l)an(g). E. Java: Rogodjampi (Aug. 5).-1859. Gradjagan (Febr. 4); Rogodjampi (Febr., Apr.), leaving when fallen ill; Kandangan (Tengger) (died May 19).

Zollinger is cited as the collector of Mollusca in Rakata Island (= Krakatau) by E. von Martens (in Preuss. Exp. Ost-Asien, Zool. 2,1867). The specimens are in Mousson’s collection (Zürich) and are labelled Zollinger 59 (stands for 1859) (Mrs W.S.S. van der Feen-van Benthem Jutting in litt.). Theoretically there is a possibility that the molluscs were collected in Jan. 1859 (from Fehr. onwards Z. was in E. Java), but as no Zollinger plants are known from Krakatau, it seems equally possible that the molluscs were collected by someone else and presented to Mousson through Zollinger’s intermediary.²¹

collections:

When planning his going to Java, at the instigation of Alph. de Candolle, Zollinger sent out a prospectus to get subscribers for future Java collections. Every subscriber was to pay 200 francs in advance, while he himself would insure his life at an amount high enough to compensate the subscribers if he should die untimely.¹⁶

The collections were to be sent to Professor A. Moritzi at Solothurn, who would supervise the naming, numbering, and distribution.¹⁷ This was done up to 1847; in the summer of 1845 Moritzi worked for this purpose in the Herbarium at Geneva. The total collections amount to c. 4000 nos,¹⁸ they were partly elaborated.¹⁹

His private set (1842-48) (with H.Z. on the labels) came, when Zollinger departed to Java for the second time, into the possession of Comte Alb. de Franqueville (the latter’s herbarium was in due time incorporated in Herb. Paris [P]), who financed the publication of the ‘Verzeichnis’¹⁸ (1854/55). This set was lent to Miquel, who used it for his Flora of the D.E.I.; later Cogniaux elaborated the Melastomataceae. Plants from Japan (coll. Goering) at Paris also [P].

Moritzi’s set was offered for sale in 1851.²⁰

Sets or specimens of his are in numerous herbaria. In Herb. Decand. (Geneva [G]): 3634 nos; Herb. Deless. (Geneva [G]); Herb. Berl. [B]: ‘Plantae Javanicae’ (1842-48) 3166 nos and ‘Iter Javan. sec.’ (a. 1856-59); Herb. Bog. [BO]: a rather complete set; Herb. Cambridge  [CGE] (England): a rather complete set; Herb. Acad. Sci. St Petersburg (= Leningrad) [LE]: 3200 nos from Java (one of the best sets); Herb. Kew [K]: 330 nos and nos 1-1090 (pres. 1848-65), and ex Herb. Bentham (lacking some numbers); Herb. Brit. Mus. [BM]: 697 Java plants (purch. 1857-58), and a fine and extensive series from Java and Japan (the latter not coll. by Zollinger but by Goering) with Herb. Shuttleworth (acq. 1877); Herb. Leiden[L]: several cryptogams, and a series of plants from the 2nd period, with detailed labels; Herb. Nederl. Overz. Bezittingen Ned. Kruidk. Vereeniging (= Bot. Vereeniging, Leiden[L]) (purch.); Herb. Univ. Amsterdam[AMD]: Compos. (from Schultz Bip.); Herb. Utrecht[U]; Herb. Bot. Gard. St Petersburg (= Leningrad [LE]): 677 nos; Univ. Erlangen [ER]; Mus. Neuchâtel [NEU]; Herb. Siles. Ges. Breslau [WRSL]: 1 parcel; Univ. Leipsic [LZ]; Herb. Turin [TO]; Herb. Vienna [W] (also with Herb. Reichenbach); Herb. Bot. Gard. (= Univ.) Zürich [Z]: 189 nos from Java (pres. 1896), rich series from Java (acq. with Herb. Prof. Dr Arn. Meyer in 1896 and 1900), and 28 sheets of cultivated plants (pres. 1906); Herb. Martius (= Brussels [BR]): 800 from Java; Mus. Techn. Coll. Zurich: 100 wood samples from Java; Herb. M. Wigand ( ?[BH] ); Herb. Caen [CN] (also with Herb. Franqueville); Herb. Turczaninow (= Univ. Kharkov); Herb. Lindemann (U.S.S.R. [LECB]): 5 nos; Herb. Florence [FI]: Java plants; Herb. State Mus. Stockholm [S]; Herb. Univ. Kiel [KIEL]: Java plants; Herb. Berne [BERN]: some nos ‘Plantae javanicae’ 1842-48 and from the Sunda Islands; Herb. Hamburg [HBG]: Java ferns, also plants with Herb. Sonder; Herb. Senckenb. Ges. (at present in Univ. Frankfurt [FR]): vascular cryptogams; Herb. Arn. Arbor. [A]: 1164 nos; Gray Herb. [GH]: 3 Java nos.

To illustrate the importance of his collections, it may be mentioned that the plants collected in E. Java in 1844/45 contained 2 families new for Java, viz: Geraniaceae and Epacridaceae. They contained besides records of the genera: Geranium, Alchemilla, Spergula, Torilis, Stellaria, Lagenophora, Phaleria, Athroisma, etc., the new species: Artocarpus venenosa Zoll. & Moritzi and many new localities of rare species.

In L’Institut de France, Paris, a MS list: ‘Liste des plantes, recueillies à Java par M. Zollinger, envoyées par M. Moritzi, juin 1846’ is filed.

Some of his ferns from Java, are also cited as Sporleder, Java. Evidently at least fern duplicates in Herb. Sporleder (see there).

literature:

(1) H. Zollinger: ‘Gedachten over plantenphysiognomie in het algemeen en over die der vegetatie van Java in het bijzonder’ (Nat. en Geneesk. Arch. N.I. 3, 1846, p. 23-50; the same in German in the 3rd part of the ‘System. Verzeichnis’ 1855, p. 1-48); ‘Over bet begrip en den omvang eener Flora Malesiana’ (Nat. Tijdschr. N.I. 13, 1857, p. 293-322).

(2) H. Zollinger: ‘Togt naar den Salak (Solfataren en Tjiapoes)’ (Tijdschr. Neêrl. Ind. 6², 1844, p. 141-176, and l.c. 6³, p. 37-60; Nat. en Geneesk. Arch. N.I. 1, 1844; p. 221-256, 347-369).

(3) cf. letters to Bleeker on his voyage to E. Java in Nat. en Geneesk. Arch. N.I. 1, 1844, p. 483-485; l.c. 2, 1845, p. 165-169 (Taroeb-Lamongan); l.c. 2, 1845, p. 548-553); ‘Bijdragen tot de kennis van de gebergtesytemen in her Oostelijk Java’ (Tijdschr. Neêrl. Ind. 8¹, 1845, p. 125-190; ditto in German in Mitt. Naturf. Ges. Zurich 2, 1848).

(4) H. Zollinger: ‘Die Besteigung der Vulkanen Penanggungan and Ardjuno in Ost Java’ (Ausland 1865, p. 925-930, 951-955).

(5) H. Zollinger: ‘Iets over den G. Baloeran’ (Nat. Tijdschr. N.I. 13, 1857, p. 269-273).

(6) H. Zollinger: ‘Opgave der planten gezien gedurende een kort verblijf op het eiland Balie’ (Nat. en Geneesk. Arch. N.I. 2, 1845, p. 588-595); ‘Een uitstapje naar her eiland Bali’ (Tijdschr. Neêrl. Ind. 7⁴, 1845, p. 1-56).

(7) cf. Nat. en Geneesk. Arch. N.I. 3, 1846, p. 126.

(8) H. Zollinger: ‘De Lampongsche districten en hun tegenwoordige toestand’ I-II (Tijdschr. Neêrl. Ind. 9¹, 1847, p. 1-38, 121-141, 249-320; transl. into English in Journ. Ind. Arch. & East. Asia 5, 1851, p. 625-641, 691-703).

(9) H. Zollinger: ‘Nog een uitstapje naar de solfataren van den Salak’ (Nat. en Geneesk. Arch. N.I. 3, 1846, p. 126-127).

(10) H. Zollinger: ‘Natuurkundige reis naar Lombok 1846’ (Nat. en Geneesk. Arch. N.I. 3, 1846, p. 597-598); ‘Het eiland Lombok’ I-II (Tijdschr. Neêrl. Ind. 9², 1847, p.177-205, 301-383; transl. into English in Journ. Ind. Arch. & East. Asia 5, 1851, p. 323-344, 459-469, 528-537); ‘Verhaal eener reis over de eilanden Bali en Lombok, gedurende de maanden Mei tot September 1846’ (Verh. Bat. Gen. K. & W. 22, 1849, 15 pp.).

(11) H. Zollinger: ‘A visit to the Mountaineers, Dodongo, in the country of Bima’ (Journ. Ind. Arch. & East. Asia 2, 1848, p. 687-694); ‘Verslag van een reis naar Bima en Soembawa en naar eenige plaatsen op Celebes, Saleier en Flores, 1847’ (Verb. Bat. Gen. K. & W. 23, 1850, 224 pp.); ‘Beschreibung der Insel Sumbawa’ (Zeitschr. Allg. Erdk. Berlin 3, 1854, p. 501 seq.).

(12) H. Zollinger: ‘Besteigung des Vulkanes Tambora auf der Insel Sumbawa and Schilderung der Erupzion desselben im Jahr 1815, mit zwei Karten’ (Winterthur 1855).

(13) H. Zollinger: ‘Eenige opmerkingen omtrent het Broeboegebergte (Res. Soerabaja)’ (Nat. Tijdschr. N.I. 10, 1856, p. 455-457).

(14) H. Zollinger: ‘Ein Zug nach dem Gebirge Bator der Insel Bali’ (Peterm. Mitt. 1864, p. 145 seq.); transl. into Dutch: ‘Togt naar het gebergte Bator’ (Bijdr. Taal-, Land- en Volkenk. N.I. 13 (3rd series vol. 1), 1866, p. 497-535).

(15) H. Zollinger: ‘Iets over de natuurlijke geschiedenis van Madoera’ (Nat. Tijdschr. N.I. 17, 1858, p. 243-248); transl. into French: ‘Quelques observations sur l’histoire naturelle de l’Île de Madoura’ (Journ. Bot. néerl. 1, 1861, p. 130-134).

(16) cf. Hook. Journ. Bot. 4, 1842, p. 207-209; and Flora 24², 1841, Intelligenzbl. no 1, p. 4-7.

(17) cf. Flora 27¹, 1844, p. 175; and Bot. Zeitung 2, 1844, p. 128, 248.

(18) A. Moritzi: ‘Systematisches Verzeichnis der von H. Zollinger in den Jahren 1842-44 auf Java gesammelten Pflanzen nebst einer kurzen Beschreibung der neuen Gattungen and Arten’ (Solothurn 1845-46, xii + 144 pp.; dealing with the nos l-2118).

H. Zollinger: ‘Systematisches Verzeichnis der im indischen Archipel in den Jahren 1842-48 gesammelten sowie der aus Japan empfangenen Pflanzen’ (Zürich 1, 1854, p. 1-60, pl. l; 2, 1855, p. l-67; 3, 1855, p. l-66); ‘Observationes botanicaenovae’ (Nat. Tijdschr. N.I. 14, 1857, p. 145-176).

J.D. Choisy: ‘Plantae javanicae nee non ex insulis finitimis et etiam Japonia quaedam oriundae. In Cl. Zollingeri Catalogo javanensi elaboratae, et nunc denuo vulgatae cum variis additionibus et emendationibus’ (Genevae 1858, 8°, 30 pp.).

(19) Manuscript: ‘Bestimmungen meiner Orchideen von H.G. Reichenbach f.’, in the library at Buitenzorg.

G. Kunze: ‘in filices Javae Zollingerianas alisque ex herbario Morincandiano observationes Kunzii’ (Bot. Zeit. 4, 1846, p. 417-426, 441-447, 457-463, 473-478; l.c. 6, 1848, p. 97-103, 113-122, 141-146, 172-176, 189-199, 209-216, 234-239, 258-263, 282-285, 304-306).

Elaeocarpaceae by N. Turczaninow in Bull. Sec. Nat. Mosc. 19², 1846, p. 489-496; also plants in ‘Animadversiones etc.’ (1.c. 1854-63).

Liverworts by Dr Gottsche in Nat. Tijdschr. N.I. 4, 1853, p. 573-576.

cf. also in Nat. Tijdschr. N.I. 14, 1857, p. 425; and l.c. 19, 1859, p. l.

cf. also Acanthaceae by S. le M. Moore in Journ. Bot. 63, 1925, p. 166.

C.E.B. Bremekamp: ‘On two new Malesian Acanthaceae found among plants collected by Zollinger’ (Svensk Bet. Tidskr. 43, 1949, p. 61-64).

(20) cf. Bot. Zeitung 9, 1851, p. 359.

(21) M.J. van Steenis-Kruseman & C.G.G.J. van Steenis: ‘Did Zollinger ever visit the Krakatoa Islands?’ (Bull. Bot. Gard. Buit. ser. 3, vol. 18, 1950, p. 471-472).

biographical data:

Bet. Zeitung 13, 1855, p. 144, 615 (return to Java); Nat. Tijdschr. N.I. 23, 1861, p. 1-10; Bull. Kolon. Mus. no 33, 1905, p. 109-110 (tomb); Mitt. Naturf. Ges. Solothurn 3. Heft, 15. Ber. (1904-06) 1906, p. 305-320; Mitt. d. Gruppe Niederl. Ind. d. Neuen Helvet. Ges. 8, no 2, 1929, 22 pp. w. fig. + portr.; Backer, Verkl. Woordenb., 1936; in Briquet, Biographies des botanistes a Genève, 1940, p. 484-487, incl. bibliogr.; Peterm. Geogr. Mitt. 3, 1857, p. 210; ibid. 4, 1858, p. 39.

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Zollinger, 9 Sep. 1841	Zollinger at older age	Handwriting	Label