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Giorgio Gallesio - Fiore di Giliegio Visciolo. [Pear tree flowers]

Fiore di Giliegio Visciolo. [Pear tree flowers] (1817-1839)

Giorgio Gallesio (Italian, 1772-1839)
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Giorgio Gallesio

Giorgio Gallesio was an Italian botanist and researcher of the 18th and 19th centuries, specializing in citrus. His famous book Traité du citrus was first printed in 1811 and reprinted in 1826 due to its popularity. In this work, he presented his findings that hybrids are offspring of outcross pollination and not due to grafting as previously thought.
He also studied the family barriers affecting species compatibility and gave a good account of the history and distribution of citrus. He was widely cited in many works of his day, and also in The Citrus Industry book, by Webber, Batchelor and others. He has a further minor claim to fame as the first person to use the expression 'dominant' (in Italian, 'dominante') to refer to the hereditary transmission of characters when plants are hybridised.

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Ciligia viscilina. [Ciliegio visciolino ; Cherry]

Ciligia viscilina. [Ciliegio visciolino ; Cherry] (1817-1839)

Giorgio Gallesio (Italian, 1772-1839)
Giuggiola a frutto oblongo. [Ziziphus vulgaris ; Jujube]

Giuggiola a frutto oblongo. [Ziziphus vulgaris ; Jujube] (1817-1839)

Giorgio Gallesio (Italian, 1772-1839)
Ciliegia Progressiflora. [Cerasus visciola ; Visciola Cherries]

Ciliegia Progressiflora. [Cerasus visciola ; Visciola Cherries] (1817-1839)

Giorgio Gallesio (Italian, 1772-1839)
Castagna marrona. [Castanea sativa ; Spanish chestnut]

Castagna marrona. [Castanea sativa ; Spanish chestnut] (1817-1839)

Giorgio Gallesio (Italian, 1772-1839)
Fico Portoghese. [Figs from Portugal]

Fico Portoghese. [Figs from Portugal] (1817-1839)

Giorgio Gallesio (Italian, 1772-1839)
Fico Pissaluto. [Ficus carica sativa ; Figs]

Fico Pissaluto. [Ficus carica sativa ; Figs] (1817-1839)

Giorgio Gallesio (Italian, 1772-1839)
Fico Fetifero, o Fico dell’Osso. [Ficus carica sativa ; Fig]

Fico Fetifero, o Fico dell’Osso. [Ficus carica sativa ; Fig] (1817-1839)

Giorgio Gallesio (Italian, 1772-1839)
Ciliegia acquajuola. [Cerasus ; Ciliegio acquaiolo ; Cherries]

Ciliegia acquajuola. [Cerasus ; Ciliegio acquaiolo ; Cherries] (1817-1839)

Giorgio Gallesio (Italian, 1772-1839)
Fiore di Ciliegio Grafione. [Fiore del ciliegio proprio ; Cherry plum flower ; Mirabolano]

Fiore di Ciliegio Grafione. [Fiore del ciliegio proprio ; Cherry plum flower ; Mirabolano] (1817-1839)

Giorgio Gallesio (Italian, 1772-1839)
Ciliegia Susina. [Myrobalan plum, cherry plum]

Ciliegia Susina. [Myrobalan plum, cherry plum] (1817-1839)

Giorgio Gallesio (Italian, 1772-1839)
Fico Regina. [Ficus carica sativa ; Fig]

Fico Regina. [Ficus carica sativa ; Fig] (1817-1839)

Giorgio Gallesio (Italian, 1772-1839)
Fico gentile. [Ficus carica sativa ; Common Fig]

Fico gentile. [Ficus carica sativa ; Common Fig] (1817-1839)

Giorgio Gallesio (Italian, 1772-1839)
Fico Dottato. [Fig ; Ficus Carica sativa]

Fico Dottato. [Fig ; Ficus Carica sativa] (1817-1839)

Giorgio Gallesio (Italian, 1772-1839)
Albicocca Alessandrina bianca a Mandorla dolce o, Alessandrina seconda. [Apricot]

Albicocca Alessandrina bianca a Mandorla dolce o, Alessandrina seconda. [Apricot] (1817-1839)

Giorgio Gallesio (Italian, 1772-1839)
Albicocca Alessandrina a Mandorla Amara. [Armeniaca Alexandrina ; Apricot]

Albicocca Alessandrina a Mandorla Amara. [Armeniaca Alexandrina ; Apricot] (1817-1839)

Giorgio Gallesio (Italian, 1772-1839)
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