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Nehemiah Grew
Nehemiah Grew
1641 CE–1712 CE · Mancetter
Nehemiah Grew was an English plant anatomist and physiologist, known as the "Father of Plant Anatomy".
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- Thomas Sydenham· 1624 CE–1689 CE
- Giovanni Domenico Cassini· 1625 CE–1712 CE
- John Ray· 1627 CE–1705 CE
- Robert Boyle· 1627 CE–1691 CE
- Marcello Malpighi· 1628 CE–1694 CE
- Christiaan Huygens· 1629 CE–1695 CE
- Isaac Barrow· 1630 CE–1677 CE
- Antonie van Leeuwenhoek· 1632 CE–1723 CE
- Christopher Wren· 1632 CE–1723 CE
- Robert Hooke· 1635 CE–1703 CE
- Jan Swammerdam· 1637 CE–1680 CE
- Nicolas Steno· 1638 CE–1686 CE
- James Gregory· 1638 CE–1675 CE
- Regnier de Graaf· 1641 CE–1673 CE
- Isaac Newton· 1643 CE–1727 CE
- Ole Rømer· 1644 CE–1710 CE
- Gottfried Wilhelm Leibniz· 1646 CE–1716 CE
- John Flamsteed· 1646 CE–1719 CE
- Denis Papin· 1647 CE–1713 CE
- Jacob Bernoulli· 1655 CE–1705 CE
- Edmond Halley· 1656 CE–1742 CE
- Georg Ernst Stahl· 1659 CE–1734 CE
- Stephen Gray· 1666 CE–1736 CE
- Herman Boerhaave· 1668 CE–1738 CE
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- Louis XIV· 1638 CE–1715 CE
- Tokugawa Tsunayoshi· 1646 CE–1709 CE
- Feodor III· 1661 CE–1682 CE
- Osei Tutu· –1717 CE
- Mustafa II· 1664 CE–1703 CE
- Ahmed II· 1643 CE–1695 CE
- Mehmed IV· 1642 CE–1693 CE
- Suleiman II· 1642 CE–1691 CE
- Kangxi Emperor· 1654 CE–1722 CE
- Aurangzeb· 1618 CE–1707 CE
- Po'pay (Popé)· 1630 CE–1692 CE
- Metacomet (King Philip)· 1638 CE–1676 CE
- Shivaji· 1630 CE–1680 CE
- Peter the Great· 1672 CE–1725 CE
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