Dieter Overdieck
Dieter Overdieck (born 25. November 1943 in Bad Honnef ) is a German botanist (plant ecologist) and emeritus professors at the Institute of Ecology at the Technical University of Berlin .
Life
Dieter Overdieck studied biology and chemistry for the higher teaching post at grammar schools at the University of Bonn and received his doctorate there in 1975 at the former Institute for Agricultural Botany on the subject of "fluctuations in the content of substances in sun and shade leaves". After moving to the Technical University of Berlin (TU Berlin) , he completed his habilitation there in 1979 on the subject of "Effects of visible radiation on CO 2 gas changes and transpiration of higher land plants". He then worked as an academic councilor, private lecturer and later as an adjunct professor at the University of Osnabrück in the department (formerly subject) ecology . In 1990 he was appointed professor for the field of "Woody Plant Ecology" at the Institute for Ecology at the Technical University in Berlin. His academic teachers were Werner Kausch , Reinhard Bornkamm, Boyd Strain and Helmut Lieth .
Dieter Overdieck is widowed and has three children.
Research focus
As one of the pioneers in this field, Dieter Overdieck began experimental research work as early as 1979 on the effect of the atmospheric increase in CO2 concentration and temperature on woody plants and herbaceous plants and woody plants ( global warming ). He was involved in several international, EU- funded research projects on this subject.
Other activities
Dieter Overdieck was editor for the section "Plants" in the Journal of Biometeorology. and chairman of the working group "Experimental Ecology of Plants" of the Society for Ecology (Austria, Switzerland, Germany) from 1997 to 2001. From 1992 to 2008 he was chairman of the examination boards of the courses in the fields of landscape architecture and landscape planning at the TU Berlin.
Dieter Overdieck is a volunteer reviewer for various scientific journals (Forests, Tree Physiology, Symmetry etc.).
Books
Together with Gerd Esser , he published the work Modern ecology: basic and applied aspects in 1991.
Works (selection)
Dieter Overdieck is the author of numerous plant ecological publications.
- W. Kausch and D. Overdieck (1974): Fluctuations in the dry matter and crude protein content in sun and shade leaves of the copper beech (Fagus sylvatica 1. cv. Atropunicea). Oecol. Plant, 9, 29-35.
- D. Overdieck (1977): Fluctuations in the dry matter and total sugar content of sunflower leaves (Helianthus annuus L.) irradiated to different degrees. Angew. Botany, 51, 197-212.
- D. Overdieck (1978): CO² gas exchange and transpiration of sun and shade leaves with different radiation qualities. Ber. German. Bot. Ges., Vol. 91, 633-644.
- D. Overdieck and BR Strain (1981): Effects of atmospheric humidity on net photosynthesis, transpiration and stomatal resistance. Hydrocotyle umbellata L. and Hydrocotyle bonariensis Lam. Int. J. Biometeor., 25, 29-38.
- D. Overdieck (1984): CO² gas exchange and transpiration of forest shade plants with different radiation qualities. Ber. German. Bot. Ges., Vol. 97, 351-357.
- D. Overdieck and D. Bossemeyer (1985): Long-term effects of an increased CO² supply on the CO² gas exchange of a model ecosystem. Angew. Botany 59, 179-198.
- D. Overdieck and M. Forstreuter (1987): Long-term effects of an increased CO² supply in red clover-meadow fescue communities. Negotiating d. Ges. F. Ecology, Giessen 1986, XVI, 197-206.
- D. Overdieck, Ch. Reid and BR Strain (1988): The effects of preindustrial and future CO2² concentrations on growth, dry matter production and the C / N relationship at low nutrient supply: Vigna unguiculata (cowpea), Abelmoschus esculentus (okra ) and Raphanus sativus (radish). Applied botany 62, 119-134.
- D. Overdieck (1991): Direct effects of atmospheric CO² accumulation on native vegetation (plant communities of grassland and forests). Negotiating d. Ges. F. Ecology, Osnabrück 1989, IXX / III, 234-268.
- D. Overdieck (1993): Elevated CO² and the mineral content of herbaceous and woody plants. Vegetatio 104/105, 403-411.
- D. Overdieck and FORSTREUTER, M. (1994): Evapotranspiration of beech stands and transpiration of beech leaves subject to atmospheric CO22 enrichment. Tree Physiology, 14, 997-1003.
- D. Overdieck and M. Forstreuter (1995): Fabric production of young beeches (Fagus sylvatica L.) with increased CO² supply. Negotiating d. Ges. F. Ecology, Frankfurt 1994, XXIV, 323-330.
- D. Overdieck, M. Stille and M. Forstreuter (1995): Temperature increase, increase in CO2 concentration and length of the vegetation period (example: beech and sycamore). Schr.Rf Vegetationskunde, H. 27, 299–305.
- W. Kratz, F. Reining, E. Reining and D. Overdieck (1996): Quality and decomposition of the litter of Acer pseudoplatanus L. after growth with increased CO2 concentration. Negotiating d. Ges. F. Ecology, 26, 115-119.
- Th. Köln, M. Forstreuter and D. Overdieck (1997): Carbohydrate and nitrogen contents in the European beech (Fagus sylvatica L.) under increased CO2 concentrations. Relation to Ges. F. Ecology, 27, 295-301.
- H. Lee, D. Overdieck and PG Jarvis (1998): Biomass, growth and carbon allocation. In: JARVIS, PG (ed.): European forests and global change: The effects of rising CO2 and temperature. Chapter 5, Cambridge University Press, 126-191
- D. Overdieck, S. Kellomäki and KY Wang (1998): Do the effects of temperature and CO2 interact? In: JARVIS, PG (ed.): European forests and global change. The likely impacts of rising CO2 and temperature. Chapter 8, Cambridge University Press, 236-273.
- D. Overdieck (2003): Effects of elevated CO2 concentration on stomatal conductance and respiration of beech leaves at darkness. In: MENCUCCINI, M., GRACE, J., MONCRIEFF, J. and MCNAUGHTON, K. (eds.): Forests at the land-atmosphere interface. Wallingford, cabi-publishing, 29-35.
- D. Ziche and D. Overdieck (2004): CO2 and temperature effects on growth, biomass production, and stem wood anatomy of juvenile Scots pine (Pinus sylvestris L.). Journal of Applied Botany, 78, 120-132
- D. Overdieck and J. Strassemeyer (2005): Gas exchange of Ginkgo biloba leaves at different CO2 concentration levels. Flora, 200, 159-167 .
- R. Yu, Y. Lu, X. Gao and D. Overdieck (2008): Growth analysis of Populus euphratica trees along the former Aqikesu River. Journal of Xinjiang Normal University, Natural Sciences Edition, 27, 3 (in Chinese, contact Prof. YU, R.).
- D. Overdieck and K. Fenselau (2009): Elevated CO2 concentration and temperature effects on the partitioning of chemical components along juvenile Scots pine stems (Pinus sylvestris L.). Trees, 23, 771-786.
- D. Overdieck, H. Schmidt (2011): Experiment on the above-ground competition between late-blooming bird cherry (Prunus serotina) and mountain ash (Sorbus aucuparia). Forestry and Landscape Ecology Archives 45, 30–40.
- D. Overdieck, D. Ziche, R. Yu (2013): Gas exchange of Populus euphratica leaves in a riparian zone. Journal of Arid Land, 5 (4): 531-541; doi: 10.1007 / s40333-013-0178-7.
Individual evidence
- ↑ https://www.researchgate.net/publication/44547388_Modern_ecology_basic_and_applied_aspects_edited_by_G_Esser_and_D_Overdieck Modern ecology: basic and applied aspect
| personal data | |
|---|---|
| SURNAME | Overdieck, Dieter |
| BRIEF DESCRIPTION | German botanist (plant ecologist) and university professor |
| DATE OF BIRTH | November 25, 1943 |
| PLACE OF BIRTH | Bad Honnef |