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who is Robert brown ?

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Robert Brown was a botanist, born in Scotland (21st December 1773). With the use of the microscope, he made effective contributions to the world of Botany. Expansive information of cell nucleus, Work on Brownian motion, pollination and fertilization are some of his pioneering works. Plant Taxonomy was another field he worked on. He died at the of 84.

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ROBERT BROWN IS A ROBERT WHOSE COLOUR IS BROWN

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