Theo Müller (botanist)

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Theodor Müller (born March 17, 1930 in Banjarmasin , Borneo ( Indonesia )) is a German botanist , plant sociologist and university professor.

Youth and Studies

After the death of his father, Müller came to Korntal , where he attended school from 1936. In 1938 the family moved to Pforzheim . From 1940 he was a high school student there and from 1944 to 1945 he was drafted into an armaments company.

After a short stay in Blaubeuren , Müller moved to Stuttgart and attended the Protestant theological seminar in Maulbronn from 1945 to 1947 , where he passed his Abitur in 1949.

Müller studied biology at the University of Tübingen with a major in botany , as well as chemistry and physics. Konrad Buchwald was one of his academic teachers at the University of Tübingen , under whose guidance Müller carried out plant-sociological grassland mapping in the Argen and Danube valleys during the semester break .

In 1954, Müller completed his studies with a scientific examination as a high school teacher and received his doctorate a year later with Konrad Buchwald with a dissertation on the subject of " Experiments on the wind protection effect of hedges on the Swabian Alb ".

Professional career

After a short freelance activity as a vegetation mapper in the Illerauen , Müller was employed as a scientific employee at the State Office for Nature Conservation and Landscape Management Baden-Württemberg in Ludwigsburg . There he was soon given the editing of the " Publications of the State Agency for Nature Conservation and Landscape Management Baden-Württemberg ". The first volume he published was the commemorative publication in honor of Hans Schwenkel , a landscape protector and representative of volkish nature conservation ideology.

Essential scientific and practical achievements during the time in Ludwigsburg were the creation of the " List of protected plant species of Baden-Württemberg " (1963), " Plant sociological studies in the landscape protection area Spitzberg near Tübingen " (1962 to 1963) or the creation of the " map of potential natural ones Vegetation Baden-Württemberg "(1974; together with Erich Oberdorfer and Georg Philippi ).

From 1978 onwards, Theo Müller and Erich Oberdorfer published the " Plant-sociological excursion flora ". His participation in the " South German Plant Societies " (1977 to 1992) published by Erich Oberdorfer was also essential .

In 1975, Müller was appointed professor for ecological site studies and landscape planning at the Nürtingen University of Applied Sciences , where he was temporarily head of the department and vice-rector. In 1993, Müller retired.

Functions, memberships and honors

Fonts

  • Experiments on the wind protection effect of hedges on the Swabian Alb; Dissertation at the University of Tübingen, 1955
  • Wollmatinger Ried nature reserve; Ludwigsburg: State Office f. Nature conservation u. Landscape conservation Baden-Württemberg, 1969
  • Vegetation science and nature conservation; Müller, Theo. - Stuttgart: Klett, 1970
  • The potential natural vegetation of Baden-Württemberg; Müller, Theo. - Ludwigsburg: Landesstelle f. Nature conservation u. Landscape conservation Baden-Württemberg, 1974
  • South German Plant Societies / Part 3 .; 1983, 2nd, heavily edited. Ed.
  • Integrated Pest Management; Nürtingen: University Association Nürtingen, 1984
  • On the history and development of the Nürtingen University of Applied Sciences; University of Applied Sciences <Nürtingen>. - Nürtingen / Neckar: Nürtingen University Association, 1986
  • Garden and literature; Nürtingen: Zimmermann, 1988
  • Colloquium on the importance and problems of the landscape-defining orchard cultivation in Baden-Württemberg; Colloquium on the importance and problems of the landscape-defining orchards in Baden-Württemberg <1988, Nürtingen>. - Nürtingen: Zimmermann, 1988
  • Landscape changes in the Swabian Alb; Nürtingen: Hochsch.-Bund, 1990
  • South German Plant Societies / Part 4. Forests and bushes / A. Textband; 1992, 2nd, heavily edited. Ed.
  • South German plant communities / Part 4. Forests and bushes / B. Volume of tables 1992, 2., heavily revised. Ed.
  • South German plant communities / Part 3. Farm meadows and weed communities; 1993, 3rd ed.
  • Heckengäu, Strohgäu, Glemswald; Stuttgart: Theiss, 1994, 1st edition.
  • Wild roses and hawthorns of Central Europe; Timmermann, Georg. - Stuttgart: Publ. Of the Swabian Alb Association, 1994
  • Reutlinger and Uracher Alb; Stuttgart: Theiss, 1995, 3rd, revised. Ed.
  • Landscape ecology and vegetation science as the basis of land use; Nürtingen: Hochsch.-Bund, 1995
  • Swabian Alb, north edge path (HW 1); Stuttgart: Theiss, 1997
  • The flora of the Swabian Alb; Stuttgart: Verl. Of the Swabian Alb Association, 1999
  • Color Atlas Protected and Endangered Plants; Stuttgart (Hohenheim): Ulmer, 2001
  • Hegau and Linzgau; Stuttgart: Theiss, 2002, 1st edition.
  • Stromberg-Heuchelberg Nature Park; Stuttgart: Theiss, 2004, 4th, verb. and additional ed.
  • The flora of the Swabian Alb; Stuttgart: Theiss, 2005, [3rd, alter. Ed.]
  • Swabian Alb - hikes on the North Rim and South Rim Trail (HW 1 + 2); Stuttgart: Theiss, 2008
  • Swabian flora; Stuttgart: Theiss, 2011
  • The great hiking book of the Swabian Alb; Stuttgart: Theiss, 2012, 4th edition.
  • Meadows of flowers - a handout for nature lovers and hikers; Stuttgart: Theiss, 2014, 2nd edition.

source

  • Bärbel Häcker: 50 years of nature conservation history in Baden-Württemberg. 305 pages, Stuttgart 2004.  ISBN 3-8001-4472-7 

Individual evidence

  1. Bärbel Häcker 2004, p. 259.
  2. ^ Florist-Sociological Working Group eV: Minutes of the annual meeting on May 24th, 2002 in Göttingen. Online version (PDF; 1.2 MB)

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