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Evgenii_Wulff

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• Evgenii Vladimirovich Wulff (Russian Евгений Владимирович Вульф) (1885–1941) was a Crimean Russian Soviet biologist, botanist and plant geographer.[1]
• Wulff was born in Crimea and studied at Moscow University 1903-1906. He obtained his PhD in biology from the University of Vienna, Austria, in 1909. He then returned to Crimea and took up a position at the famous Nikitsky Botanical Garden near Yalta. He worked there 1914-1926, undertaking studies of the vegetation and flora of Crimea and founding the multi-volume Flora Taurica.[2] 1921-1926, he also was professor at the Tavrida University of Crimea.
• He then moved to the Vavilov All-Union Institute of Crop Plants in Leningrad to expand his scientific studies. He took a particular interest in the history of plant geography. He published a monograph on this topic in 1932,[3] which was translated to English and published in the West posthumously.[4] This book has been hailed as one of the twentieth century's key writings in the evolution of plant geography .[5] In 1934, he was made professor at the Pokrovsky Pedagogical Institute, where he taught botany parallel to his research at the Vavilov Institute. In 1936, he published his Historical Geography of Plants,[6] of which an expanded version was published posthumously.[7]
• Wulff died in 1941 during the Siege of Leningrad - killed by an exploding bomb.
• The leguminous shrub Chamaecytisus wulffii was named to his honour by Vitaly Krechetovich in 1945.