Martinus Beijerinck

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Martinus Beijerinck was a pioneering Dutch microbiologist and botanist whose work helped establish virology and modern microbiology.

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instanceOf botanist
chemist
human
microbiologist
university teacher
academicDegree doctorate in botany
academicDisciplineTaught bacteriology
botany
microbiology
awardReceived Leeuwenhoek Medal NERFINISHED
countryOfCitizenship Kingdom of the Netherlands
dateOfBirth 1851-03-16
dateOfDeath 1931-01-01
described tobacco mosaic virus as a new type of infectious agent distinct from bacteria NERFINISHED
educatedAt Delft University of Technology NERFINISHED
University of Leiden
surface form: Leiden University
employer Delft University of Technology NERFINISHED
Wageningen Agricultural College NERFINISHED
ethnicGroup Dutch
familyName Beijerinck NERFINISHED
fieldOfWork bacteriology
botany
industrial microbiology
microbiology
soil microbiology
virology
givenName Martinus NERFINISHED
hasAcademicAdvisor Hugo de Vries NERFINISHED
hasSignature signature of Martinus Beijerinck
influenced Sergei Winogradsky NERFINISHED
pioneers of environmental microbiology
influencedBy Louis Pasteur NERFINISHED
Robert Koch NERFINISHED
knownFor Beijerinck’s enrichment culture technique NERFINISHED
Beijerinck’s rule in virology NERFINISHED
founding virology as a scientific discipline
pioneering modern microbiology
memberOf Royal Netherlands Academy of Arts and Sciences NERFINISHED
nativeLanguage Dutch
notableWork discovery of tobacco mosaic virus as a filterable agent
formulation of the concept of virus as contagium vivum fluidum
isolation of Azotobacter
research on nitrogen-fixing bacteria in legume root nodules
studies on sulfate-reducing bacteria
work on lactic acid bacteria and fermentation
placeOfBirth Amsterdam NERFINISHED
placeOfDeath Gorssel NERFINISHED
sexOrGender male
workLocation Delft NERFINISHED
Wageningen NERFINISHED

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Vibrionaceae firstDescribedBy Martinus Beijerinck
Vibrionaceae namedBy Martinus Beijerinck