On the Wings of the Brittle Rachis: Aaron Aaronsohn From the Rediscovery of Wild Wheat ('Urweizen') to His Vision 'For the Progress of Mankind'

Katz, Shaul

doi:10.1092/dxx6-t08e-n0c7-t680

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“…Back in Berlin the following year, both Ascherson and Schweinfurth encouraged Aaronsohn to continue his hunt (Aaronsohn 1910), which in the end was successful and led to the rediscovery of wild emmer. The sequence of events was related in detail by the rediscoverer in three languages (Aaronsohn 1909a(Aaronsohn , 1909b(Aaronsohn , 1910 and by historians of science (Katz 2001;Leimkugel 2005;Suffrin & Nickelsen 2014;Suffrin 2019), stressing various aspects, such that we present only a brief summary.…”

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“…Several aspects of the sequence of events have already been published (e.g. Schiemann 1956;Poyarkova 1988;Katz 2001;Zeller 2008), but these articles do not, or only incompletely, discuss the extant herbarium material. In addition, several early contributions on this topic have appeared in non-botanical journals such as Altneuland and Palästina, or the daily Vossische Zeitung and these have so far been only partly evaluated.…”

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