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Féodor Jelenc (1911-2001), an overlooked botanist and bryologist, made a major contribution to the study of bryophytes in North Africa. His work laid the modern foundations for subsequent research on the bryophyte flora of the Maghreb and continues to influence current studies. A professor in Algeria until the country's independence, Féodor Jelenc later ended his career as a professor in Châtellerault. He is the author of several important publications on the flora of the western Massif Central. He was also actively involved in the Esperanto movement. Despite the loss of many original specimens, his herbarium collections and publications remain valuable resources for research in the Maghreb.
Une biographie de Féodor Jelenc (1911-2001), un bryologue méconnu.
Féodor Jelenc (1911-2001), botaniste et bryologue méconnu, a apporté une contribution majeure à l'étude des bryophytes en Afrique du Nord. Son travail a posé les bases modernes des recherches ultérieures sur la flore bryophytique du Maghreb et continue d'influencer les études actuelles. Professeur en Algérie jusqu'à l'indépendance, Féodor Jelenc a terminé sa carrière en tant que professeur à Châtellerault. Il est l'auteur de plusieurs publications importantes sur la flore de l'ouest du Massif central. Il s'est également impliqué activement dans le mouvement espérantiste. Malgré la perte de nombreux spécimens originaux, ses collections d'herbier et ses publications demeurent des ressources précieuses pour la recherche au Maghreb.
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