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    Lehrbuch der Geobotanik : Pflanze und Vegetation in Raum und Zeit (2004)
    München : Elsevier, Spektrum Akad. Verl.
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    Call number: AWI Bio-05-0030
    Description / Table of Contents: Inhalt: Akkürzungen, Symbole, Konstanten. - 1 Gliederung und Aufgaben der Geobotanik. - 2 Geschichte der Geobotanik und aktuelle Forschungstrends des Faches. - 3 Floristik und Arealkunde. - 4 Vegetationskunde (Phytozönologie, Zönologische Geobotanik). - 5 Floren- und Vegetationsgeschichte (Historisch-genetische Geobotanik). - 6 Ökologie der Pflanzen. - 7 Grundlagen der Ökologie von Populationen und Pflanzengesellschaften. - 8 Ökologische Anpassungen (Adaptationen) und Lebensstrategien. - 9 Vegetationsgebiete der Erde. - 10 Vegetation und Mensch / Mensch und Umwelt. - Literatur. - Register.
    Description / Table of Contents: Das Buch vermittelt bewährtes geobotanisches Grundlagenwissen ebenso wie die in jüngerer Zeit erarbeiteten Aspekte der Geobotanik. Es schließt die anwendungsbezogenen Bereiche der Vegetationskunde und des Naturschutzes ein und greift über in die Geowissenschaften und in die Land- und Forstwirtschaft. Die 2. Auflage wurde detailliert überarbeitet und durch Berücksichtigung neuerer Befunde zu molekularen Grundlagen der pflanzenökologischen Phänomene, zu Synökologie und globalen Umweltaspekten ergänzt und erweitert.
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    Pages: XIV, 528 S. : Ill., graph. Darst., Kt.
    Edition: 2. Aufl.
    ISBN: 3827411939
    Language: German
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    Die Moos- und Farnpflanzen Europas (1995)
    Stuttgart : Fischer
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    Call number: AWI Bio-05-0015-4
    In: Kleine Kryptogamenflora, Band 4
    Type of Medium: Monograph available for loan
    Pages: XI, 426 Seiten , Illustrationen
    Edition: 6., völlig neubearbeitete Auflage
    ISBN: 3437307568
    Series Statement: Kleine Kryptogamenflora Band 4
    Language: German
    Note: Inhalt: Moose - Bryophyta. - I. Schlüssel für die Verwandtschaftsgruppen Bryophyta (Moose) und Pteridophyta (Farnpflanzen). - Il. Schlüssel für die Hauptgruppen der Bryophyta (Moose) nach dem Sporophyten (Sporogon). - III. Schlüssel für die Hauptgruppen der Bryophyta (Moose) nach dem Gametophyten (Moospflanze). - IV. Systematischer Teil - Artenschlüssel. - 1. Klasse Anthocerotae (Anthocerotopsida), Hornmoose. - 2. Klasse Hepaticae (Marchantiopsida), Lebermoose. - 1. Unterklasse Sphaerocarpidae. - Ordnung Sphaerocarpales. - 2. Unterklasse Marchantiidae. - 1. Ordnung Marchantiales. - 2. Ordnung Ricciales. - 3. Unterklasse Metzgeriidae. - Ordnung Metzgeriales. - 1. Familie Metzgeriaceae. - 2. Familie Aneuraceae. - 3. Familie Pelliaceae. - 4. Familie Pallaviciniaceae. - 5. Familie Blasiaceae. - 6. Familie Codoniaceae. - 4. Unterklasse Jungermanniidae. - 1. Ordnung Calobryales. - 2. Ordnung Jungermanniales. - 1. Familie Lepicoleaceae. - 2. Familie Herbertaceae. - 3. Familie Pseudolepicoleaceae. - 4. Familie Trichocoleaceae. - 5. Familie Lepidoziaceae. - 6. Familie Calypogeiaceae. - 7. Familie Adelanthaceae. - 8. Familie Cephaloziaceae. - 9. Familie Cephaloziellaceae. - 10. Familie Antheliaceae. - 11. Familie Lophoziaceae. - 12. Familie Jungermanniaceae. - 13. Familie Mesoptychiaceae. - 14. Familie Gymnomitriaceae. - 15. Familie Scapaniaceae. - 16. Familie Geocalycaceae. - 17. Familie Plagiochilaceae. - 18. Familie Amelliaceae. - 19. Familie Acrobolbaceae. - 20. Familie Pleuroziaceae. - 21. Familie Radulaceae. - 22. Familie Ptilidiaceae. - 23 . Familie Porellaceae. - 24. Familie Frullaniaceae. - 25. Familie Jubulaceae. - 26. Familie Lejeuneaceae. - 3. Klasse Musci (Bryopsida), Laubmoose. - 1. Unterklasse Sphagnidae, Torfmoose. - 2. Unterklasse Andreaeidae, Klaffmoose. - 3. Unterklasse Bryidae. - 1. Ordnung Polytrichales. - 2. Ordnung Buxbaumiales. - 3. Ordnung Tetraphidates. - 4. Ordnung Schistostegales. - 5. Ordnung Pissidentales. - 6. Ordnung Archidiales. - 7. Ordnung Dierauales. - 1. Familie Bruchiaceae. - 2. Familie Distichiaceae. - 3. Familie Ditrichaceae. - 4. Familie Seligeriaceae. - 5. Familie Dicranaceae. - 8. Ordnung Encalyptales. - 9. Ordnung Pottiales. - 1. Familie Calymperaceae. - 2. Familie Cinclidotaceae. - 3. Familie Pottiaceae. - 10. Ordnung Grimmiales. - 11. Ordnung Funariales. - 1. Familie Ephemeraceae. - 2. Familie Funariaceae. - 3. Familie Gigaspermaceae. - 4. Familie Disceliaceae. - 5. Familie Voitiaceae. - 6. Familie Oedipodiaceae. - 7. Familie Splachnobryaceae. - 8. Familie Splachnaceae. - 12. Ordnung Bryales. - 1. Familie Bryaceae. - 2. Familie Mniaceae. - 3. Familie Ptychomitriaceae. - 4. Familie Timmiaceae. - 5. Familie Bartramiaceae. - 6. Familie Aulacorrmiaceae. - 7. Familie Meesiaceae. - 8. Familie Catoscopiaceae. - 13. Ordnung Orthotrichales. - 1. Familie Orthotrichaceae. - 2. Familie Hedwigiaceae. - 14. Ordnung Neckerates. - 1. Familie Fontinalaceae. - 2. Familie Cryphaeaceae. - 3. Familie Leucodontaceae. - 4. Familie Neckeraceae. - 5. Familie Thamnobryaceae. - 6. Familie Hypopterygiaceae. - 7. Familie Climaciaceae. - 8. Familie Pterobryaceae. - 9. Familie Meteoriaceae. - 15. Ordnung Hookeriales. - 16. Ordnung Thuidiales. - 1. Familie Fabroniaceae (inkl. Myriniaceae). - 2. Familie Pterigynandraceae. - 3. Familie Leskeaceae. - 4. Familie Anomodontaceae. - 5. Familie Thuidiaceae. - 6. Familie Helodiaceae. - 17. Ordnung Hypnales. - 1. Familie Cratoneuraceae. - 2. Familie Hypnobartlettiaceae. - 3. Familie Amblystegiaceae. - 4. Familie Brachytheciaceae. - 5. Familie Entodontaceae. - 6. Familie Rhytidiaceae. - 7. Familie Plagiotheciaceae. - 8. Familie Sematophyllaceae. - 9. Familie Hypnaceae. - V. Weiterführende Literatur. - Regionale Floren. - Checklists. - Rote Listen. - Quellenverzeichnis. - Farnpflanzen - Pteridophyta. - I. Schlüssel zu den Gattungen der europäischen Farnpflanzen. - II. Systematischer Teil - Artenschlüssel. - 1. Klasse Lycopodiopsida (Bärlappartige). - 1. Ordnung Psilotales. - Familie Psilotaceae. - 2. Ordnung Lycopodiales. - Familie Lycopodiaceae (Bärlappe). - 3. Ordnung Selaginellales. - Familie Selaginellaceae (Moosfarne). - 4. Ordnung Isoetales. - Familie lsoetaceae (Brachsenkräuter). - 2. Klasse Equisetopsida. - Ordnung Equisetales. - Familie Equisetaceae (Schachtelhalme). - 3. Klasse Pteridopsida. - 1. Unterklasse Ophioglossidae. - Ordnung Ophioglossales. - Familie Ophioglossaceae (Natternzungen). - 2. Unterklasse Pterididae. - 1. Ordnung Osmundales. - Familie Osmundaceae (Königsfarne). - 2. Ordnung Pteridales. - 1. Familie Adiantaceae (Haarfarne). - 2. Familie Cryptogrammaceae (Rollfarne). - 3. Familie Gymnogrammaceae. - 4. Familie Actiniopteridaceae. - 5. Familie Sinopteridaceae (Pelzfarne). - 6. Familie Parkeriaceae. - 7. Familie Pteridaceae (Schwertfarne). - 8. Familie Hypolepidaceae (Adlerfarne). - 9. Familie Davalliaceae. - 3. Ordnung Hymenophyllales. - Familie Hymenophyllaceae (Hautfarne). - 4. Ordnung Polypodiales. - 1. Familie Polypodiaceae (Tüpfelfarne). - 2. Familie Grammitidaceae. - 5. Ordnung Cyatheales. - 1. Familie Dicksoniaceae. - 2. Familie Cyatheaceae. - 6. Ordnung Aspidiales. - 1. Familie Thelypteridaceae (Lappenfarne). - 2. Familie Lomariopsidaceae. - 3. Familie Nephrolepidaceae. - 4. Familie Aspleniaceae (Streifenfarne). - 5. Familie Woodsiaceae (Wimpernfarne). - 6. Familie Dryopteridaceae (Wurmfarne). - 7. Ordnung Blechnales. - Familie Blechnaceae (Rippenfarne). - 3. Unterklasse Salviniidae. - 1. Ordnung Salviniales. - 1. Familie Salviniaceae (Schwimmfarne). - 2. Familie Azollaceae (Algenfarne). - 2. Ordnung Marsileales. - Familie Marsileaceae (Kleefarne). - III. Weiterführende Literatur. - Regionale Floren, Checklists und Rote Listen. - Quellenverzeichnis. - Verzeichnis der verwendeten Fachausdrücke. - Register der Taxa.
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    Die Auswirkungen von Renaturierungsmaßnahmen auf die Gewässergüte und die Selbstreinigungskraft eines Fließgewässers am Beispiel der Oster (Saarland) (2001)
    Kaiserslautern
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    Call number: 20-1/ZS-022(12)
    In: Berichte
    Type of Medium: Series available for loan
    Pages: 162 S.
    Series Statement: Berichte / Fachgebiet Wasserbau und Wasserwirtschaft, Universität Kaiserslautern 12
    Language: German
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    Relation between phase diagram, crystallization, and optical properties of cyanine dye/stearic acid mixed monolayers (1989)
    s.l. : American Chemical Society
    The @journal of physical chemistry 〈Washington, DC〉 93 (1989), S. 4587-4593 
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    Topics: Chemistry and Pharmacology , Physics
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    URL: http://dx.doi.org/10.1021/j100348a037
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    Zur Theorie der Travelling-Wave-Tube (1950)
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    Zeitschrift für angewandte Mathematik und Physik 1 (1950), S. 237-247 
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    ISSN: 1420-9039
    Source: Springer Online Journal Archives 1860-2000
    Topics: Mathematics , Physics
    Notes: Summary The travelling-wave tube (T. W. T.) is recomputed by means of an equivalent circuit giving the characteristic impedance for purposes of comparison with the klystron and the triode. With the klystron and the T. W. T. a shot effect is induced in the amplifier input, but not with the triode, so that increasing the transconductance of the two former tubes does not result in a reduction of the noise figure as with the triode. For the same beam current the noise figure of the T. W. T. and the klystron are approximately the same. The T. W. T. is, however, superior to the klystron in that, for the same beam length, the gain is greater, due to the fact that it increases exponentially for the former and linearly for the klystron. It is therefore concluded that it should be possible considerably to improve the signal-to-noise ratio of the klystron-type of amplifier by suitably increasing the beam length (e. g. by magnetic means). An advantage accruing would be that the input and output are decoupled; in the case of the T. W. T. this leads to oscillation if the helix is not matched so as to avoid reflections.
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    Heteromerikarpie und Fruchtpolymorphismus beiMicroparacaryum, gen. nov., (Boraginaceae) (1985)
    Springer
    Plant systematics and evolution 148 (1985), S. 291-312 
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    ISSN: 1615-6110
    Keywords: Angiosperms ; Boraginaceae ; Microparacaryum gen. nov. ; Paracaryum ; Mattiastrum ; Taxonomy ; distribution maps ; heteromericarpy ; fruit polymorphism ; Flora of Western Asia (Turkey, U.S.S.R., Iran, Iraq, Afghanistan, Pakistan)
    Source: Springer Online Journal Archives 1860-2000
    Topics: Biology
    Notes: Abstract Microparacaryum (M. Pop. exH. Riedl)Hilger & Podlech is described as a new genus of theBoraginaceae-Cynoglosseae. It comprises the annual species hitherto included inParacaryum (DC.)Boiss. andMattiastrum (Boiss.)Brand. Distribution maps are given for all 3 genera.Microparacaryum consists of two species,M. salsum (Boiss.)Hilger & Podlech (M. s.) andM. intermedium (Fresen.)Hilger & Podlech (M. i.). ParticularlyM. i. is a very variable species, and most of the species formerly recognized belong here. Scattered all over the range of the genus, plants occur with nutlets exhibiting flat or incurved marginal wings, often in mixed populations. This fruit polymorphism is taxonomically treated by recognizing “formae”. In addition, the following new infraspecific taxa and combinations are described:M. i. var.intermedium formaparacaryoides Hilger & Podlech,M. i. var.stellatum (H. Riedl)Hilger & Podlech,M. i. var.stellatum formamattiastroides Hilger & Podlech,M. s. formamattiastroides Hilger & Podlech.
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    Book reviews (2000)
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    Plant systematics and evolution 221 (2000), S. 253-258 
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    ISSN: 1615-6110
    Source: Springer Online Journal Archives 1860-2000
    Topics: Biology
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    Vegetationszonierung an Süsswasserquellen des Maharlu-Salzsees bei Shiraz (Iran) (1974)
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    Plant ecology 29 (1974), S. 109-114 
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    ISSN: 1573-5052
    Keywords: Aeluropus lagopoides ; Cyperus laevigatus ; Maharlu-Salzsee (Iran) (Maharlu salt lake) ; Potamogeton pusillus ; Salicornia europaea ; Salzböden (saline soils) ; Salzkonzentration (salt concentration) ; Strandvegetation (salt marsh vegetation) ; Süßwasserquellen (fresh water sources) ; Vegetationszonierung (vegetation zonation)
    Source: Springer Online Journal Archives 1860-2000
    Topics: Biology
    Description / Table of Contents: Résumé Description de la répartition des zones de végétation autour de trois sources d'eau douce situées sur les bords du lac salé de Maharlu au Sud de l'Iran. La succession spatiale des familles végétales fait fonction de la diminution de la salinité à partir du bord du cône deltaique jusqu'aux sources. Sur les sols salins du lac de Maharlu domineJuncus maritimus. Là où s'exerce l'influence de l'eau douceJuncus maritimus est en régression et c'estAeluropus lagopoides qui prend sa place. Près des sources elles-mêmes s'installent des espèces qui sont tributaires de l'eau douce, par exemplePotamogeton pusillus etSpirogyra fluviatilis. Entre les effluents et la ligue d'eau du lac domineCyperus laevigatus. On peut distinguer là trois zones intermédiaires: près des sources apparaissent des espèces fortement tributains de l'eau douce commeSpirogyra fluviatilis. Puis viennent des groupes compacts deChara tomentosa, qui regressent au fur et à mesure qu'on se rapproche du large. Avant la zone deSalicornia, composée en parti d'espèces deSalicornia europaea et deSpergularia marina, baignées d'eau marine, on ne trouve plus queCyperus laevigatus etMougeotia cf.crassa ainsi que quelques algues bleues.
    Notes: Summary Vegetation zonation around three fresh water sources along the salt lake Maharlu, S. Iran, is described. Spatial distribution of vegetation types is a function of the decrease in salinity within the delta-like area between lake border and sources.Juncus maritimus dominates on the saline soils of the lake shore. On places under influence of fresh waterJuncus maritimus is replaced byAeluropus lagopoides. Near the sources species from fresh water conditions establish, e.g.Potamogeton pusillus andSpirogyrafluviatilis. Between the drainage streams of the sources and the shorelineCyperus laevigatus dominates. Here three subzones can be distinguished. Nearest to the sources species likeSpirogyra fluviatilis are found, further away a compact mat ofChara tomentosa. In front of theSalicornia zone withSalicornia europaea andSpergularia marina onlyCyperus laevigatus withMougeotia cf.crassa and blue algae occur.
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    Chloroplast DNA-relationship in palaeoaustralLopidium concinnum (Hypopterygiaceae, Musci). An example of stenoevolution in mosses Studies in austral temperate rain forest bryophytes 2 (1999)
    Springer
    Plant systematics and evolution 218 (1999), S. 67-75 
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    ISSN: 1615-6110
    Keywords: Musci ; Hypopterygiaceae ; Lopidium concinnum ; Palaeoaustral taxon ; genetic similarity ; chloroplast DNA ; trnTUGU —trnLUAA intergenic spacer ; trnLUAA intron ; trnLUAA —trnFGAA intergenic spacer ; non-coding region ; stenoevolutionary taxon
    Source: Springer Online Journal Archives 1860-2000
    Topics: Biology
    Notes: Abstract Evolutionary relationship between disjunct populations of the palaeoaustral moss taxonLopidium concinnum (Hypopterygiaceae) from New Zealand and southern South America were studied using non-coding chloroplast DNA sequences. No or only slight changes could be observed within the sequences oftrnTUGU —trnLUAA 5′exon intergenic spacer,trnLUAA intron andtrnLUAA 3′exon —trnFGAA intergenic spacer. This indicates nearly no genetic divergence between extant New Zealand and Chilean populations, i.e. no significant differing pathways of evolution within the 80–60 million years of disrupted areas with interrupted gene flow. Molecular data support the idea of an old Gondwanan relict species of stenoevolutionary character. Ecological data on short-range dispersal strengthen this assessment.
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    Cycloaddition of Acyclic Conjugated Dienes with a Tetrachloro-Substituted Oxyallyl Intermediate Generated from Pentachloroacetone (2000)
    Weinheim : Wiley-Blackwell
    Liebigs Annalen 2000 (2000), S. 1335-1344 
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    ISSN: 1434-193X
    Keywords: Cycloadditions ; Dehydrochlorination ; Cycloheptenones ; Tropones ; Tropolones ; Chemistry ; General Chemistry
    Source: Wiley InterScience Backfile Collection 1832-2000
    Topics: Chemistry and Pharmacology
    Notes: -Pentachloroacetone (1) reacts with several conjugated dienes in the presence of sodium trifluoroethoxide/trifluoroethanol to form cycloadducts of a tetrachlorooxyallyl intermediate 6, mainly in the [4+3] mode. Representative [4+3] cycloadducts, i.e. α,α,α′,α′-tetrachlorocycloheptenones 9, have been dehalogenated and dehydrohalogenated, furnishing α,α′-dichlorotropones 15 in high yields.
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