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1. • • Pehr Osbeck’s well-preserved chest (private ownership today, see Volume One pp. 254-255), Osbeck’s own notes on the purchase of this chest is described in his travel journal.
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   Did Pehr Osbeck own a chest?

   • Pehr Osbeck’s well-preserved chest (private ownership today, see Volume One pp. 254-255), Osbeck’s own notes on the purchase of this chest is described in his travel journal. Herbarium plants, c. 600 specimens, Linnean Society, London.

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   Who was Pehr Osbeck?

   • Letter of authority concerning Pehr Osbeck’s employment as ship’s priest on the Swedish East India Company’s ship, 1750. The main part of Pehr Osbeck’s letter collection in seven volumes and the “Osbergska samlingen” in which manuscripts Osbeck relate to the circumstances in the parish of Hasslöv. The regional state archive in Lund.

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   Who was Gustaf Osbeck?

   • One son, Carl Gustaf Osbeck (1766- 1841) made two voyages with the Eastindiaman “ Gustaf Adolph ” as a ship’s doctor and collected plants in the Cape, East India and China. Pehr Osbeck’s well-preserved chest (private ownership today, see Volume One pp. 254-255), Osbeck’s own notes on the purchase of this chest is described in his travel journal.

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   Where was Pehr Osbeck buried?

   • 23 December 1805. Hasslöv, Sweden. Grave-stone, Hasslöv’s churchyard, simple stone with carved inscription ‘P.O. 1761.’ (The stone is believed to has been carved by himself during this year). In connection to this carved stone a memorial stone was erected by The Royal Swedish Academy of Sciences 1927, as a memory of Pehr Osbeck with the text.

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3. www.ikfoundation.org › ifacts › pehrosbeckIK iFacts - Pehr Osbeck - Linnaeus Apostle

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   Pehr Osbeck’s well-preserved chest (private ownership today, see Volume One pp. 254-255), Osbeck’s own notes on the purchase of this chest is described in his travel journal. Herbarium plants, c. 600 specimens, Linnean Society, London.

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4. en.wikipedia.org › wiki › Pehr_OsbeckPehr Osbeck - Wikipedia

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   Pehr Osbeck (1723 – 23 December 1805) was a Swedish explorer, naturalist and an apostle of Carl Linnaeus. He was born in the parish of Hålanda on Västergötland and studied at Uppsala with Carolus Linnaeus .

5. www.ikfoundation.org › ilinnaeus › ilogitemThe IK Foundation - iLog Item

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   Pehr Osbeck's well-preserved chest, in private ownership today. The traveller's own notes on the purchase of this chest can be found on page 256, Volume One, The Linnaeus Apostles Global Science & Adventure.

6. linnaeus.nrm.se › botany › fboHandwritings from the Linnean herbarium: Pehr Osbeck - NRM

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   Handwritings. Historical Botanical collections. Department of Phanerogamic Botany. Swedish Museum of Natural History. Pehr Osbeck: born 1723 in the crofter's cottage Os in Hålanda parish in Västergötland, student in Uppsala 1745, chaplain with the Svenska Ostindiska kompaniet and traveled 1750-1752 to China with the ship "Prins Carl", family ...

7. www.researchgate.net › publication › 292123795_TheThe life of Pehr Osbeck - A pupil of Carl Linnaeus - ResearchGate

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   Jan 1, 2000 · Pehr Osbeck, a pupil of Carl Linnaeus, recorded extensive lists of species of various organism groups in beech forests during the 18th century in southern Halland (OSBECK 1996, FRITZ 2000. Some...

8. plants.jstor.org › stable › 10Osbeck, Pehr (1723-1805) on JSTOR

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   Biography. Swedish clergyman and naturalist from Oset, Västergötland, who was a student of Linnaeus. He was employed as a chaplain for the Svenska Ostindiska Companiet (Swedish East India Company) and joined the voyage in the Prins Carl (1750-1752).

9. academic.oup.com › botlinnean › article-abstractPehr Osbeck's collections and Linnaeus's Species Plantarum ...

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   Jun 28, 2008 · On the basis of Osbeck's and Linnaeus's correspondence in 1752, which is briefly discussed, Osbeck's conveyance of his collections, and Linnaeus's subsequent incorporation of the new species into his Species Plantarum, are illustrated.