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Tomitaro Makino

1862–1957

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Tomitaro Makino (1862–1957) was a pioneering Japanese botanist, often hailed as the "father of Japanese botany." His meticulous research and extensive fieldwork led to the discovery and classification of thousands of plant species, significantly advancing botanical knowledge in Japan and globally. Despite his primary focus on the natural world, his intellectual framework, deeply rooted in empirical observation and systematic classification, could be applied analogously to political and social structures.

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Flora of Japan (Illustrations)
A Systematic Study of the Genus *Dendranthema*
Contributiones ad Cognitionem Florae Asiae Orientalis

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