Charles Girou de Buzareingues

See also: Girou

Louis François Charles Girou de Buzareingues was a agronomist and physiologist born with Saint-Obstruct-with Olt (Aveyron) in 1773, died in 1856.

One owes him the invention of a micrometer with wool and many experiments of sowing and crossing of the races which it carried out in its property of Buzareingues, in Aveyron. He was member corresponding of the Institut of France. Beside these activities, it was interested in the Philosophie.

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