Ibn al-Baytar Biographies
Ibn al-Baytar Ibn al-Baytar al-Malaqi Diya al-Din Abu Muhammad 'Abdllah bin Ahmad or commonly called Ibn al-Baytar (1197-1248) was a pharmacist, botanist, physician and scientist. His main contribution to science is that it systematically record the 300 and 400 types of new drugs. In addition to the major contribution that, there are many contributions of Ibn al-Baytar other, despite the secondary nature, in the field of medicine and botany. A. CVs and schooling Ibn al-Baytar was born in the city of Malaga Andalausia (now Spain) at the end of the 12th century, ie 1197. He studied botany to a botanist Malaga, Abu al-Abbas al-Vegetable. Later they worked together to collect plants around Spain. Please note that Al-Bio is an exceptional botanical scientist. He is known as the scientific method expands the beginning, the first to introduce new techniques and experimental testing empirically, identifiers and descriptions of various medicinal materials, and the manufacturer reports an...