> [!cite] BHL link: this entry starts at [page 403](https://www.biodiversitylibrary.org/page/33068645) of TL-2 Vol. II > Author links: [IPNI](https://www.ipni.org/a/4383-1) LSID 4383-1, [Wikidata](https://www.wikidata.org/wiki/Q63739) QID Q63739 > Support pages: [[Abbreviations|abbreviations]], [[Layout key|layout key]], [[Cite TL-2|cite TL-2]] ### Author Jacquemont, Victor (1801-1832), French explorer and naturalist, travelled in the United States and Canada and on the Zélée via the South to India; in India 1829-1832; friend of Stendhal. **Abbreviated name**: *Jacquem.* \[standard form in IPNI: *Jacquem.*\] #### Herbarium and types The collections made for the Muséum d'Histoire naturelle on the trip to the East (*Voyage dans l'Inde*) (1823-1832) were received by the Muséum ([[Collection P|P]], [[Collection PC|PC]]) in 1833 and were accompanied by manuscript catalogues (see Leroy in A. W. Brown et al.). The main Jacquemont herbarium (1818-1827) was acquired by Jules Hennecart (1797-1888) and came to [[Collection P|P]] in 1889 with the latter's herbarium. Montpellier ([[Collection MPU|MPU]]) has another part of the Jacquemont herbarium (through Cambessèdes). Duplicates: [[Collection B|B]], [[Collection FI|FI]], [[Collection G|G]], [[Collection K|K]], [[Collection L|L]], [[Collection LIV|LIV]], [[Collection NY|NY]], [[Collection P|P]]-JU, [[Collection VT|VT]]. *Ref*.: Poisson, C. R. Congrès Int. Bot. Hort. 1878 (1880). - Granel de Solignac et Bertrand, Naturalia monspeliensia 18: 273. 1967. - Sayre, G., Mem, New York Bot. Gard. 19(3): 347-348. 1975. #### Bibliography and biography AG 6(2): 142; Backer p. 291; Barnhart 2: 241; BM 2: 917; Bossert p. 193; Bret. p. 802; CSP 3: 523-524, 16: 52; GR p. 327-328; Hortus 3: 1196 ("Jacquem."); IH 2: 308; Kew 3: 137; Lasègue p. 124, 572 \[index\]; LS 12953; NI 966; PR 4351-4352 (ed. 1: 4814); Quenstedt p. 219; Rehder 1: 472; SK 4: clxxv; TL-2/see Bentham; Tucker 1: 366; Urban-Berl. p. 359. #### Note For a detailed bibliography of the various editions of Jacquemont's correspondence see Pierre Maes, *Un ami de Stendhal, Victor Jacquemont*, Paris 1934, pp. 603-621. – For extensive general information see A. W. Brown et al. (1959). A later editon of Jacquemont's correspondence is e.g. André Lebois (1961). Anon., Mus. Genève 157: 8. 1975 (portr.), Nouv. Arch. Mus. Hist. nat. ser. 3.6: iii-xvi. 1894 (on translation of J's body from India to France). Brown, A. W., et al., Jacquemont, Paris (Muséum national d'Histoire naturelle) 1959, 461 p. (Contains e.g. an "essai chronologique" by G. Duprat, and "Jacquemont, botaniste" by J. E. Leroy). Burkill, I. H., Chapters hist. bot. India 240 \[index\]. 1965. Chevalier, A., Rev. int. Bot. appl. Agric. trop. 31: 623-631. 1951. Embacher, F., Lexikon der Reisen 157. 1882. Guillaumin, A., Les fleurs des jardins xl, *pl. 14.* 1929 (portr.). Jacquemont, V., \[two letters to Cambessèdes\], Bull. Soc. bot. France 10: 554-555. 1864. Lacaze, in Didot, Nouv. biogr. gén. 26: 223-226. 1856. Lebois, A., Découverte de l'Inde éternelle, extraits de la correspondance de Victor Jacquemont. Paris (La Colombe) 1961, 318 p. Planchon, J. E., Lettres inédites de Jacques Gay et de Victor Jacquemont. Paris 1884, 16 p. (repr. Bull. Soc. bot. Fr. 31, 1884). Rhinanthus (pseudonym), Quart. Bull, alpine gard. Soc. 39(2): 94. 1971. Stafleu, F. A., Jacquin and his American plants, *in* N. J. Jacquin, Select, stirp. amer., facs. ed. 1971, F 7 – F 32 (q.v. lor many references to previous biographical literature). Stewart, Pakistan J. Forestry 17: 348. 1967 (Pakist. coll.). Theodoridès, Rev. Hist. Sci. 14: 27-31. 1961; Arch. int. Hist. Sci. 16: 287-304. 1963 (on J. in the U.S.A.). Urban, L, Symb. ant. 3: 65. 1902. Wittrock, V. B., Acta Horti Berg. 3(3): 104. 1905. #### Eponymy *Jacquemontia* Bélanger (1834); *Jacquemontia* J. D. Choisy (1834); *Schizojacquemontia* (Roberty) Roberty (1964). ### Publications ##### n.3230. Voyage dans l'Inde **Title** *Voyage dans l'Inde* par Victor Jacquemont, pendant les années 1828 à 1832, publié sous es auspices de M. Guizot, ministre de l'instruction publique. Journal. Tome premier \[-troisième\], \[Description des collections... tome quatrième\], Paris (Firmin Didot frères \[1835-\] 1841-1844, 4 vols. Qu. **Abbreviated title**: *Voy. Inde*. **Notes** *Vol. 1*, Journal, Paris (id.) 1841, p. \[i\*\], \[iii\*\], \[i\]-iii, \[a\]-526. *Vol. 2*, Journal, Paris (id.) 1841, p. \[i\], \[iii\], \[a\]-490. *Vol. 3*, Journal, Paris (id.) 1841, p. \[i\], \[iii\], \[1\]-644. *Vol. 4*, Description des collections par MM. Isodore Geoffroy Saint-Hilaire. – Milne Edwards. – Émile Blanchard. Valenciennes. – Cambessèdes. – J. Decaisne. Paris (id.) 1844. *Botanical authors*: Joseph Decaisne (1807-1822), Jacques Cambessèdes (1799-1863). *Zoological part*: p. \[i\], \[iii\], \[v\], \[1\]-90, \[index 2\], \[1\]-31. *Botanical part*: p. \[1\]-183 (p. (1)-56 by Cambessèdes; 57-183 by Decaisne). *Atlas, vol. I.* Planches du journal, p. \[i\], \[iii\], 4 maps, *pl. 1-83* (not botanical). *Atlas, vol. 2.*, p. \[i\], *pl. 1-27* (zoology), *1-180* (botany), uncoloured liths. by A. Riocreuxand E. Delile. The original botanical plate no. 29 featured Flourenzia caespitosa (copy: G); this was later replaced by a new no. 29, featuring Periandra caespitosa. *Copies*: G; IDC 5222. – The entire work came out in 80 parts (precise details unknown). Volume 4 came out between 6 Apr 1835 and Dec 1844 (see TL-1/564). Zain-ul-Abadin (1958) suggests that p. 1-88 of the botanical part may have come out in 1841, 89-128 in 1843, and 128-183 end of 1844, stressing that further investigation is needed. *Ref*.: Sherborn & Woodward, Ann. Mag. nat. Hist. ser. 7. 8: 334. 1901. - Anon., Procès-Verbaux Acad. Sc. 10: 683, 700, 724. 1922. - Zain-ul-Abidin, Biologia 4: 212-214. 1958. - Steenis-Kruseman, M. J. van, Fl. males. Bull. 14: 642. 1959; 15: 733. 1960.