Dieter Mollenhauer - Concepedia

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Dieter Mollenhauer

Darmstadt University of Applied Sciences

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D MOLLENHAUER, D. Mollenhauer, DIETER MOLLENHAUER, Dieter Mollenhauer, Mollenhauer, Dieter

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942

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Darmstadt University of Applied Sciences Senckenberg Research Institute and Natural History Museum Frankfurt/M Heidelberg University German Research Institute for Public Administration

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Dieter Mollenhauer is an author at Darmstadt University of Applied Sciences specializing in biology, microbiology, and medicine.

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#	Concept	H-Index	Publications	Citations
1	Medicine	6	6	289
2	Engineering	3	3	133
3	Natural Sciences	2	2	88
4	Health Sciences	1	1	31
5	Public Health	1	1	100

Dieter Mollenhauer

Publications

803

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	Year	Citations
THE ECOLOGY OF<i>NOSTOC</i> Walter K. Dodds, Dolly A. Gudder, Dieter Mollenhauer Journal of Phycology	1995	333
<i>Geosiphon pyriforme</i>, an Endosymbiotic Association of Fungus and Cyanobacteria: the Spore Structure Resembles that of Arbuscular Mycorrhizal (AM) Fungi Arthur Schüßler, Dieter Mollenhauer, E. Schnepf, Botanica Acta BiologyMycologySpore BiologyArbuscular MycorrhizalMicrobial Ecology	1994	100
Gymnodinium aeruginosum (Dinophyta): A blue-green dinoflagellate with a vestigial, anucleate, cryptophycean endosymbiont E. Schnepf, Susanne Winter, Dieter Mollenhauer Österreichische Botanische Zeitschrift BiologyBlue-green DinoflagellateUnicellular OrganismPhylogeneticsProtist	1989	63
Macroscopic cyanobacteria of the genus<i>Nostoc</i>: a neglected and endangered constituent of European inland aquatic biodiversity Dieter Mollenhauer, Roland Bengtsson, E.-A. Lindstrøm European Journal of Phycology BiologyBiodiversityEutrophicationEngineeringAbstract Nostoc Caeruleum	1999	58
Characterization of theGeosiphon pyriforme symbiosome by affinity techniques: confocal laser scanning microscopy (CLSM) and electron microscopy Paola Bonfante, E. Schnepf, Dieter Mollenhauer, PROTOPLASMA Confocal LaserBiochemical TaxonomyUltrastructureMolecular BiologyAffinity Techniques	1996	48
Studies on initiation and development of the partner association inGeosiphon pyriforme (K�tz.) v. Wettstein, a unique endocytobiotic system of a fungus (Glomales) and the cyanobacteriumNostoc punctiforme (K�tz.) Hariot Dieter Mollenhauer, Resi Mollenhauer, Manfred Kluge PROTOPLASMA BiologyCyanobacteriumnostoc PunctiformeV. WettsteinUnique Endocytobiotic SystemFungal Biology	1996	45
<i>Geosiphon pyriforme</i>, an Endosymbiotic Consortium of a Fungus and a Cyanobacterium (<i>Nostoc</i>), Fixes Nitrogen Manfred Kluge, Dieter Mollenhauer, Resi Mollenhauer, Botanica Acta BiologyEndosymbiotic ConsortiumBiosynthesisEngineeringFixes Nitrogen	1992	39
Photosynthetic carbon assimilation in Geosiphon pyriforme (K�tzing) F. v. Wettstein, an endosymbiotic association of fungus and cyanobacterium Manfred Kluge, Dieter Mollenhauer, Resi Mollenhauer Planta BiologyBiogeochemistryBiosynthesisF. V. WettsteinEngineering	1991	36
PHOTOSYNTHETIC ACTIVITY OF TWO DEVELOPMENTAL STAGES OF A <i>NOSTOC</i> STRAIN (CYANOBACTERIA) ISOLATED FROM <i>GEOSIPHON PYRIFORME</i> (MYCOTA)<sup>1</sup> Wolfgang Bilger, Burkhard Büdel, Resi Mollenhauer, Journal of Phycology BiologyHealth SciencesPhotochemistryPhotosystemsBioenergetics	1994	31
The fungal bladders of the endocyanosisGeosiphon pyriforme, aGlomus-related fungus: cell wall permeability indicates a limiting pore radius of only 0.5 nm A. Sch��ler, E. Schnepf, Dieter Mollenhauer, PROTOPLASMA BiologyPore RadiusFungal Cell BiologyFungal BladdersCell Wall Permeability	1995	25

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