Poor Leonhard Fuchs! Everyone always misspells the plant genus named after him. Just remember: It's Fuchsia for Fuchs!
He was a 16th c. German botanist and physician "whose botanical work Historia Stirpium (1542) is a landmark in the development of natural history because of its organized presentation, the accuracy of its drawings and descriptions of plants, and its glossary." http://www.britannica.com/EBchecked/topic/221300/Leonhard-Fuchs
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It's Fuchsia for Fuchs!
He was a 16th c. German botanist and physician "whose botanical work Historia Stirpium (1542) is a landmark in the development of natural history because of its organized presentation, the accuracy of its drawings and descriptions of plants, and its glossary."
http://www.britannica.com/EBchecked/topic/221300/Leonhard-Fuchs