Josef Kopecký

1824–1913 (age 89)

Biography

Josef Kopecký was a botanist whose scientific work contributed to the study and understanding of plant life. Born in 1824, Kopecký lived during the 19th century, a period of great advancement in natural sciences and botanical research. His dedication to botany reflected the scientific spirit of his age and the importance of naturalistic study.

Kopecký's botanical contributions and his long life of scientific inquiry are remembered in the former cemetery in Písek, where he was laid to rest in 1913 at an advanced age. His work as a botanist represents the intellectual achievements of his generation and the enduring importance of scientific knowledge in understanding the natural world.

Also buried at Bývalý hřbitov v Písku

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