Die chronologische Liste zeigt aktuelle Veröffentlichungen aus dem Forschungsbetrieb der Hochschule Weihenstephan-Triesdorf. Zuständig ist das Zentrum für Forschung und Wissenstransfer (ZFW).
Solarthermie versus Photovoltaik - was macht heute mehr Sinn? (2017) 12. Energietag am 18. November 2017 in Triesdorf .
Prof. Dr. Andreas Ratka
Einsparmöglichkeiten durch Gebäudesanierung – Besondere Aspekte von Biomaterialien (2017) 12. Energietag Westmittelfranken; Weidenbach; 18. November 2017 .
Kai Hiltmann,
Christian Thurnes,
Robert Adunka,
Prof. Dr. Norbert Huber
Standard VDI 4521 Part 3: Inventive Problem Solving with TRIZ: Problem Solution (2017) Proceedings of the 13th International Conference, TRIZ-fest 2017, September 14-16, 2017 in Kraków, Poland , S. 368-373.
Prof. Dr. Michael Rudner
Raum für Vielfalt- Online Weiterbildungsangebot für mehr Biodiversität in der Agrarlandschaft (2017) Wissenschaftstagung zur Biodiversitätsforschung des BfN, 21.-25. August 2017, INA Vilm .
Prof. Dr. Ralph Schaidhauf,
Prof. Dr. Norbert Huber
„Quo Vadis Brennwerttechnik“? Chancen und Risiken bei biogenen Festbrennstoff-Feuerungen (2017) Forschungskolloquium Bionergie, 21.-22. Februar 2017 in Straubing .
Birgit Frosch,
Holger Jäckle,
Allal Mhamdi,
A. Achhal El Kadmiri,
Prof. Dr. Michael Rudner,
Ulrich Deil
Berechtigungen: Peer Reviewed
Sacred sites in north-western Morocco - naturalness of their vegetation and conservation value for vulnerable plant species (2017) Feddes Repertorium 127 (3-4), S. 83-103.
DOI: 10.1002/fedr.201600026
The vegetation and flora of 86 sacred sites (surroundings of tombs of local saints, cemeteries) in NW Morocco was studied to assess their conservation value for undisturbed Mediterranean evergreen forests and vulnerable plants. Habitats were mapped, based on life form, maximum height and cover value, and classified according to naturalness. Vascular plants were classified according to pre-defined risk factors like stenochory or grazing sensitivity. Naturalness index and refugial value were calculated for each site. Only 20% of the mapped site area was closed forest. On many places, human impact had created a vegetation mosaic. Most of the vulnerable plants were mesophilous forest species or grazing sensitive taxa. Endemic species occurred only rarely. The occurrence of vulnerable plants and the naturalness of the vegetation were positively correlated. Sacred site extension had no significant effect on the number of vulnerable species. Results indicate a limited relevance of sacred sites in northern Morocco for the protection of intact forests and vulnerable plants. However, these localities can play an important role as stepping stones in agricultural landscapes. They protect plants, sensitive to opening of the tree layer, to deforestation and to intense grazing. Certain formerly widespread forest communities survived exclusively on sacred sites.
Prof. Dr. Ralph Schaidhauf
Raum für Vielfalt (2017) Triesdorfer Chroniken 1-2017 .
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