Quo Fuit places 5 dated presences for Trofim Lysenko across 5 places, from 1928 to 1976.
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Trofim Denisovich Lysenko (20 November 1976) was a Soviet agronomist.Wikipedia, full article · CC BY-SA
Every dot is a place Trofim Lysenko is documented in, on a dated record. The interactive globe carries the full detail.
Where Trofim Lysenko was documented, and when
December 1928month
Ganja, Azerbaijanattested“In this work, Lysenko came to the conclusion that each phase of plants ("the following phases were recorded: sowing-watering, germination, tillering, booting, heading, flowering, wax ripeness and harvesting time") begins its development…”source: Wikipedia: Trofim Lysenko
1949 to 1956period
Chinaattested“Lysenko's ideas found influence in China for several years, from the establishment of the People's Republic of China in 1949, through 1956, when a genetics conference in Qingdao spurred the resumption of genetics teaching and research in…”source: Wikipedia: Trofim Lysenko
1949 to 1956period
Qingdaoattested“Lysenko's ideas found influence in China for several years, from the establishment of the People's Republic of China in 1949, through 1956, when a genetics conference in Qingdao spurred the resumption of genetics teaching and research in…”source: Wikipedia: Trofim Lysenko
1976year
Moscowattested“Lysenko died in Moscow in 1976, and was ultimately interred in the Kuntsevo Cemetery, although the Soviet government refused to announce Lysenko's death for two days after the event and gave his passing only a small note in Izvestia.”source: Wikipedia: Trofim Lysenko
1976year
Kuntsevo Cemeteryattested“Lysenko died in Moscow in 1976, and was ultimately interred in the Kuntsevo Cemetery, although the Soviet government refused to announce Lysenko's death for two days after the event and gave his passing only a small note in Izvestia.”source: Wikipedia: Trofim Lysenko
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1913year
Poltavamentioned“In 1913, after graduating from a two-year rural school, he entered the lower school of horticulture in Poltava.”source: Wikipedia: Trofim Lysenko
1917 to 1921period
Umanmentioned“In 1917, he entered and in 1921 he graduated from the secondary school of horticulture in Uman (now the ).”source: Wikipedia: Trofim Lysenko
February 1918month
Umanmentioned“In February 1918, Soviet power was proclaimed in Uman, after which until 1920 the city periodically passed into the hands of the Red and White Armies.”source: Wikipedia: Trofim Lysenko
1922year
Kiev Agricultural Institutementioned“In 1922, Lysenko entered the Kiev Agricultural Institute (now the National University of Life and Environmental Sciences of Ukraine).”source: Wikipedia: Trofim Lysenko
October 1925month
Azerbaijanmentioned“In October 1925, Lysenko was sent to Azerbaijan, to a breeding station in the city of Ganja.”source: Wikipedia: Trofim Lysenko
October 1929month
Odessamentioned“In October 1929, Lysenko was invited by the People's Commissariat of Ukraine to Odessa, to the newly formed (later the All-Union Breeding and Genetics Institute, or VSGI) where he headed the laboratory for vernalization of plants.”source: Wikipedia: Trofim Lysenko
August 1936month
Omskmentioned“In August 1936, at a visiting session of the grain section of the All-Union Academy of Agricultural Sciences in Omsk, Lysenko made a report "On intravarietal crossing of self-pollinating plants," in which he entered into a discussion wit…”source: Wikipedia: Trofim Lysenko
1937year
Moscowmentioned“The 7th International Genetic Congress in Moscow in 1937 was canceled and instead took place in 1939 in Edinburgh.”source: Wikipedia: Trofim Lysenko
1937year
Edinburghmentioned“The 7th International Genetic Congress in Moscow in 1937 was canceled and instead took place in 1939 in Edinburgh.”source: Wikipedia: Trofim Lysenko
11 January 1941exact date
Polytechnic Museummentioned“On 11 January 1941, in a lecture given at the Polytechnic Museum, Lysenko stated: However, as with vernalization, data was collected using questionnaires, making the results easy to falsify, and any scientific data obtained was never pub…”source: Wikipedia: Trofim Lysenko
1943year
Siberianmentioned“In 1943, Lysenko stated: Sowing over stover, despite the advantages of the method (snow retention and better temperature conditions for wintering plant seeds in Siberian conditions), was criticized for clogging fields with weeds, since t…”source: Wikipedia: Trofim Lysenko
1945year
United Statesmentioned“The article extensively quoted and criticized Thomas Hunt Morgan's article "Heredity," published in the United States in 1945 in the American Encyclopedia, and describes features of "Michurinist genetics." The article was included in the…”source: Wikipedia: Trofim Lysenko
10 April 1948exact date
Polytechnic Museummentioned“On 10 April 1948, Yuri Zhdanov, who considered the complaints of scientists against Lysenko, made a report at the Polytechnic Museum at a seminar of regional party committee lecturers on the topic "Controversial issues of modern Darwinis…”source: Wikipedia: Trofim Lysenko
1965year
Moscowmentioned“In 1965, Lysenko was removed from his post as director of the Institute of Genetics at the Academy of Sciences and restricted to an experimental farm in Moscow's Lenin Hills (the Institute itself was soon dissolved).”source: Wikipedia: Trofim Lysenko
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