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Charles François Antoine Morren (March 3, 1807 Ghent - December 17, 1858 Liège), Belgian botanist ("C. Morren"), author, editor/publisher (L'Horticulteur belge 1833-1836, Annales de la Société royale d'agriculture et de botanique de Gand 1845-1849, Journal d'agriculture pratique 1845-1849, La Belgique horticole 1851-1858)
[From La Belgique horticole, 1859, pp.Vff.:] [Obituary] Charles-François-Antoine Morren naquit à Gand le 3 mars 1807...A partir de 1835, Charles Morren communique ses manuscrits à l'académie royale de Bruxelles, qui les accueille dès les premiers avec la plus flatteuse faveur. Bientôt et à l'unanimité des voix, cette compagnie lui donne le titre de membre correspondant dans la séance du 17 janvier 1835. Trois ans plus tard, le 7 mai 1838, il est nommé membre efl'ectif....
From La Belgique horticole, 1859, p. 89:] Monsieur Charles-François-Antoine Morren, fondateur de la Belgique Horticole, né à Gand, le 5 Mars 1807, est décédé à Liège, le 17 Décembre, à 3 h. 50 m. du matin. Gravement malade depuis près de quatre ans et ne pouvant plus, par conséquent, se livrer à l'étude d'une science à laquelle il consacra sa vie et qu'il enrichit de précieuses découvertes, M. Charles Morren n'en laisse pas moins, par sa mort, un vide immense dans le corps savant de la Belgique.
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