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Paul Emile de Puydt

Paul Emile de Puydt (Born in Mons, March 6, 1810 - Died in Mons, May 28, 1888) was a many-talented character. He published a lot as a botanist, as an economist and as a writer.

As a botanist, he notably wrote on Orchids.

As an political economist, he is known as the inventor of panarchy.

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