Zusammenfassende Auswertung von Versuchen zur biologischen Wirksamkeit von Pflanzenschutzmitteln im Apfelanbau bei grobtropfiger Applikation     

Reinhard Frießleben  Arno Fried  Eckart Lange  Klaus Schmidt  Hans-Georg Funke  Heribert Koch  Horst Knewitz  Gerhard Palm  Reinhold Stadler  Robert Heinkel 《Gesunde Pflanzen》2003,55(3):77-84

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Reticulocytosis in non‐anaemic cats and dogs          下载免费PDF全文

J. Fuchs  A. Moritz  E. Grußendorf  J. Lechner  F. Neuerer  R. Nickel  T. Rieker  C. Schwedes  D. B. DeNicola  J. Russell  N. Bauer 《The Journal of small animal practice》2018,59(8):480-489

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Risk mitigation measures for pesticide runoff: How effective are they?     

Michael Klein  Judith Klein  Jens Flade  Dietlinde Großmann  Dominique Türkowsky  Isabel O'Connor  Simon Spycher  Stefan Reichenberger  Stephan Sittig  Sebastian Multsch  Kai Thomas 《Pest management science》2023,79(12):4897-4905

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Untersuchungen zum endophytischen Befall von Fusarium proliferatum (Matsushima) Nirenberg in geernteten Stangen von Spargel (Asparagus officinalis L.)     

Monika Goßmann  Sylvia Kleta  Hans-Ullrich Humpf  Carmen Büttner 《Gesunde Pflanzen》2005,57(2-3):53-58

Zusammenfassung Erstmalig wurden mit den vorliegenden Untersuchungen Spargelstangen zur Haupterntezeit auf endophytischen Pilzbefall untersucht. Sie zeigen, dass im Ernteprodukt zwar Fusarium proliferatum als potenzieller Mykotoxinbildner zu finden ist. Eine mögliche natürliche Kontamination mit Fumonisinen bestätigte sich nicht. Von den mit F. proliferatum infizierten Stangen wies nur eine Stange mit grau-rosa-orange farbenen Gewebeveränderungen an der Basis sichtbare Symptome auf. Allgemeine Rückschlüsse auf eine mögliche Gefährdung oder Nichtgefährdung des Verbrauchers beim Verzehr von mit F. proliferatum kontaminierten, symptomlosen Stangen können aus der Analyse nicht gezogen werden. Hierzu müssen weitergehende Untersuchungen zur Wirt-Pathogen-Interaktion erfolgen und die phänotypischen und genotypischen Einflussfaktoren in diesem Prozess noch näher untersucht werden.  相似文献   

Artenspektrum und Befallshäufigkeit von Fusarium spp. in Bt- und konventionellem Mais im Maiszünsler-Befallsgebiet Oderbruch     

Matthias Saß  Markus Schorling  Monika Goßmann  Carmen Büttner 《Gesunde Pflanzen》2007,59(3):119-125

The European corn borer (Ostrinia nubilalis) is one of the most important pests of maize (Zea mays). Injuries to the plants caused by the larvae of the European corn borer may represent entrance gates for fungal-spores. The cultivation of Bacillus thuringiensis maize (Bt-maize) is one possibility to reduce infestation by the European corn borer. The aim of the present project was to determine and to compare the number of species and the frequency of Fusarium spp. infestation in Bt-maize (cry1Ab) and conventional maize. In 2003, we analysed the Fusarium spp. infestation of samples of chaffed Bt-maize and its isogenic variety on two experimental fields in the Oderbruch region (Germany), an European corn borer infested area. The conventional variety on the first of the experimental fields (previous crop wheat and forking cultivation) showed a small infestation (16%) of Ostrinia nubilalis while in the conventional variety on the second field (previous crop maize and not forking cultivation) the infestation of the European corn borer was almost three times higher (47%). In the conventional variety on both of the experimental fields we found a high Fusarium spp. infestation (70%). Especially species of the section Liseola dominates, among them: F. subglutinans, F. proliferatum und F. verticillioides. The Fusarium infestation in the samples of Bt-maize from the field with previous crop wheat and forking cultivation was just as high as in the conventional variety (70%). The infestation of Fusarium spp. in the samples of Bt-maize from the field with previous crop maize and forking cultivation was more than 20?% lower.  相似文献   

Deutscher Forstverein     

Borstfßenbe  Dr. Wappes 《European Journal of Forest Research》1929,51(8):302-304

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The effects of Douglas-fir on tree-specific arthropod communities in mixed species stands with European beech and Norway spruce     

Martin Goßner  Ulrich Ammer 《European Journal of Forest Research》2006,125(3):221-235

The ecological effects of planting exotic Douglas-fir [Pseudotsuga menziesii (Mirb.) Franco] in Central Europe are still poorly understood. The aim of this study was to answer the question of whether Douglas-fir affects tree specific arthropod communities in different mature forest types (Douglas-fir, spruce and beech dominated) in Southern Germany. Therefore, arthropod communities of stem and tree crown strata of Douglas-fir and spruce (Picea abies L.) were sampled in the years 1999–2001 using arboreal photo-eclectors and flight interception traps. Statistical analysis was conducted for all species and focused on conifer specialists at three levels: (1) species diversity, (2) guild structure and (3) community structure. Within the stem stratum, species diversity was significantly higher on spruce than on Douglas-fir independent of year and stand composition. This could not be explained by a single feeding guild, rather by species changing strata during the vegetation period. In contrast, species diversity in tree crowns was approximately the same for both conifer species. However, communities in Douglas-fir crowns were conspicuously different from those in spruce crowns, especially in the Douglas-fir dominated stand type. While zoophagous insects exhibited higher activity on Douglas-fir in 2000, xylophagous beetles were more abundant on spruce in 2001. In European beech stands with widely spaced Douglas-fir trees, the site specific and broad-leaved tree related fauna might be maintained. In addition, Douglas-fir with its resource of Adelges cooleyi and crowns that overtop the broad-leaved tree canopy, offer additional resources for several aphidophagous and thermophile species.  相似文献   

Effects of selection felling and gap felling on forest arthropod communities: a case study in a spruce-beech stand of southern Bavaria     

M. Goßner  K. Engel  U. Ammer 《European Journal of Forest Research》2006,125(4):345-360

The effects of selection felling and gap felling on arthropod communities were studied over 3 years in a spruce-beech stand in southern Bavaria, Germany. The arthropods were sampled in three strata, using pitfall traps on the forest floor as well as flight-interception traps near the forest floor and in the tree crowns. Coleoptera, Araneae, Opiliones, Heteroptera, Isopoda, Diplopoda and Neuropterida were determined to species level and assigned to ecological guilds. In general, the effects of both treatments on arthropod communities were small. An increase of eurytopic species and species of open woodland as well as of indwellers of deadwood was observed, mainly in the first year after felling. However, forest species dominated the communities in all plots, strata and years. In contrast to selection fellings, gap fellings might favour potential pest species. Nevertheless, in the studied managed spruce-dominated forest site out of the natural growth range of spruce, negative ecological effects such as the repression of forest arthropod species are not expected by small scale fellings.  相似文献   

Describing the sticking phenomenon of aminoplastic resins: introduction of a new test method     

Alexandra Himsel  Johann Moser  Wolfgang Kantner  Roland Mitter  Jürgen Gießwein  Hendrikus W. G. van Herwijnen  Ulrich Müller 《Wood Science and Technology》2015,49(4):681-694

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Deutsche Geweih-Ausstellung     

I. A. Baron Heinße 《European Journal of Forest Research》1897,19(1):64-64

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