Frederike van Uildriks

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Frederica Johanna "Frederike" van Uildriks (31 May 1854, in Groningen – 12 July 1919, in Gorssel) was a Dutch educator and botanist, best known for her book Plantenschat (1898) written with Vitus Bruinsma describing 160 plants native to the Netherlands.^[1][2][3][4]