The Independent: Jan Ingenhousz: The man who discovered how plants keep us alive – and how they might save us
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Jan Ingenhousz was a Dutch-British physiologist, biologist and chemist.
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science · Dutch physiologist and chemist (1730–1799) · botanist · physician · physicist · physiologist · chemist · naturalist · also Jan Ingenhousz, John Ingen-housz, Ingenhousz
Born 8 December 1730 · Died 7 September 1799 · Q434131
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The Independent: Jan Ingenhousz: The man who discovered how plants keep us alive – and how they might save us
Inverse: Google Doodle Highlights Jan Ingenhousz, the Discovery of Photosynthesis
Irish Sun: Jan Ingenhousz remembered with Google Doodle on 287th birthday – when did the Dutchman discover photosynthesis?
The Mirror: Who was Jan Ingenhousz? Scientist who discovered photosynthesis honoured with Google doodle
Daily Express: Jan Ingenhousz’s 287th birthday: Google celebrates scientist who discovered photosynthesis
NDTV: Google Doodle In UK Honours Jan Ingenhousz, The Man Who Discovered Photosynthesis
UPI: Google honors scientist Jan Ingenhousz with new Doodle
Yahoo: Jan Ingenhousz, Father of Photosynthesis, Celebrated With Google Doodle
Died 1799-09-07.
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Born 1730-12-08.
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