Joseph Dalton Hooker (1817 - 1911) is the most important British
botanist of the nineteenth century. He wrote several scientific
papers and monographs - often describing his journeys to different
countries. In 1847, Hooker undertook a 3-year-long expedition to
the Himalayas, where he became the first European to collect plants
in the area. Also, he travelled to the South Pole and Palestine
(1860), Morocco (1871), and the United States (1877). Through these
expeditions, he quickly built up an impressive reputation at home.
In 1855, Hooker was appointed assistant director of the Royal
Botanic Gardens, Kew, and in 1865 he became director, holding the
post for twenty years.
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