he was also the father of Heinrich Gustav Reichenbach, equally a botanist and an eminent orchid specialist. Death Reichenbach died in 1879 and was interred in the Trinity Cemetery in Dresden Johannstadt. The tomb, however, was cleared after abandoning the right to use. However, the cemetery administration had not awarded the grave site, so that at the initiative of the Senckenberg Natural History Collections in Dresden, a stele was erected, which was unveiled on September 11, 2011. Publications Lepidoptera Jenaische Allgemeine Literatur-Zeitung (1817) Flora germanica excursoria (1830–32, 2 tomes) Flora exotica (1834–36) Flora germanica exsiccata (1830–45); Exsiccata Übersicht des Gewächsreichs und seiner natürlichen Entwickelungsstufen (1828) Handbuch des natürlichen Pflanzensystems (1837) Das Herbarienbuch (1841) Abbildung und Beschreibung der für Gartenkultur empfehlenswerten Gewächse (1821–26, with 96 plates) Monographia generis Aconiti (1820, with 19 plates) Illustratio specierum Aconiti generis (1823–27, with 72 plates) Iconographia botanica s. plantae criticae (1823-1832, with 1,000 plates) Iconographia botanica exotica (1827–30) Regnum animale (1834–36, with 79 plates) Deutschlands Fauna (1842, 2 tomes) Vollständigste Naturgeschichte des In- und Auslandes (1845–54, 2 volumes in 9 tomes with more than 1,000 plates) See also :Category:Taxa named by Ludwig Reichenbach References External links Biography (in German) The Blaschka Archive Works of Reichenbach at the Open Library The Story of Rudolf and Leopold Blaschka Blaschkas’ Glass Models of Invertebrate Animals (1863–1890) Botanists with author abbreviations German mycologists German ornithologists German taxonomists 1793 births 1879 deaths Bryologists Phycologists Pteridologists German glass artists 19th-century German botanists 19th-century German zoologists Scientists from Leipzig Leipzig University alumni Academic staff of Leipzig University Members of the German Academy of Sciences Leopoldina