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Sebastián Vidal y Soler (Barcelona, April 1, 1842-Manila, July 28, 1889) was a Spanish forester and botanist. The standard author abbreviation S.Vidal is used to indicate this person as the author when citing a botanical name. Sebastián Vidal and his lesser known brother, Domingo, studied at the Spanish forestry school. In the 1870s they both took up posts in the forestry service of the Philippines, which was a Spanish colonial possession. In 1883 he was back in Europe and visited herbaria there including that of Kew.