Edmond Davall

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Edmond Davall (Orbe, 1793 - Lausanne, 1860) was a Swiss botanist and politician.

He was son of the English-Swiss botanist Edmund Davall.

Sources[]

• Cédric ROSSIER, mémoire de licence de l'Université de Lausanne, septembre 2003.
• "Edmond Davall : approche biographique de l’homme et du forestier", Cédric ROSSIER, in Revue historique vaudoise, 2005.
• J. Barbey, «Les forestiers D.», in Journal forestier suisse, 1953, 391–395.

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