Prof. Dr.

Ingolf Steffan-Dewenter

External Members

Phone: +49 (0)931 31-84350
Fax: +49 (0)931 888-3089
e-Mail: ingolf.steffan(at)uni-wuerzburg.de

University of Würzburg, Zoology III
Biocenter - Am Hubland
97074 Würzburg
Germany

Tierökologie und Tropenbiologie, Universität Würzburg
- Externes Mitglied im BayCEER -

Research Interests:

Animal ecology, population and community ecology, agroecology, tropical ecology, landscape ecology
Consequences of habitat fragmentation, land use intensification, climate change and invasive species on insect diversity and their biotic interactions
Relationship between biodiversity and ecosystem functioning across multiple spatiotemporal scales
Plant-pollinator interactions, crop and wild plant pollination services, honeybee ecology
Biological pest control, agri-environmental schemes, sustainable land use, biosafety research, landscape management
Conservation biology, management of protected areas

SPEKTRUM 3/06

Gefährdung der Vielfalt und Produktion von Kulturpflanzen?

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BayCEER Colloquium:
Th. 2019-10-17 New insights to the dark side of plants: Monitoring spatial and temporal dynamics of roots by non-invasive technologies
Ökologisch-Botanischer Garten:
Su. 2019-09-22 Matinée im Garten: Mit dem Blockflötenensemble der Musikschule Bayreuth
Su. 2019-10-06 Ahorn bis Zirbe: 30 Jahre Baum des Jahres
Su. 2019-10-20 Der ÖBG zum Kennenlernen: Allgemeine Gartenführung
Workshop:
Th. 2019-10-10 BayCEER Workshop 2019

BayCEER Blog

24.05.2019
Stoichiometric controls of C and N cycling

07.05.2019
Flying halfway across the globe to dig in the dirt – a research stay in Bloomington, USA

07.05.2019
EGU – interesting research and free coffee

16.04.2019
Picky carnivorous plants?

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Luftdruck (356m): 974.3 hPa
Lufttemperatur: 8.3 °C
Niederschlag: 0.0 mm/24h
Sonnenschein: 8 h/d
Wind (Höhe 17m): 1.9 km/h
Wind (Max.): 6.8 km/h
Windrichtung: S

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Globalstrahlung: -1 W/m²
Wind (Höhe 32m): 18.9 km/h

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