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Botanikertagung September 3-7, 2007 University of Hamburg 125 Years Deutsche Botanische Gesellschaft Botanikertagung University of Hamburg September 3-7, 2007 Program & Abstract Book CONTENTS CONTENTS | WELCOME TO HAMBURG...........................................................3 SPONSORS ..................................................................................4 COMMITTEES..............................................................................5 GENERAL INFORMATION............................................................6 INFORMATION FOR SPEAKERS AND AUTHORS .........................10 CONFERENCE SCHEDULE .........................................................12 MAP .........................................................................................14 SCIENTIFIC PROGRAM - OVERVIEW .........................................15 MONDAY 3 SEPTEMBER..................................................15 TUESDAY 4 SEPTEMBER .................................................20 WEDNESDAY 5 SEPTEMBER............................................26 THURSDAY 6 SEPTEMBER ...............................................31 PLENARY LECTURES ................................................................39 LAUREATIONS ..........................................................................45 LECTURE SESSIONS..................................................................47 INDEX OF AUTHORS ...............................................................157 INDEX OF PARTICIPANTS........................................................165 CONTENTS 1 2 WELCOME TO HAMBURG Welcome to Hamburg and to this Botanical Congress Both the city and the congress are quite special. I hope you will see with your own eyes how beautiful Hamburg is. To spend your time alternatively, we tried very hard to present an excellent program. We therefore sincerely hope you will find the congress so fascinating that you won’t have any time for sightseeing. This congress is a special one: We are proud that the Deutsche Botanische Gesellschaft has decided to celebrate its 125 year jubilee organised by the Biocenter Klein Flottbek, the Botanical Institute of the University of Hamburg. Traditionally the German Botanical Conference has been a domestic event. Within the last two decades it gradually transformed into an international conference covering the steadily increasing area of modern botany. And both trends are unbroken. Just have a look at the titles of the 48 sessions: Topics now range from evolution to biodiversity, from the first land plants to radiation, from plant-microbe interaction to genetically modified crop plants. Participants from 15 countries from all over the world visit this conference. As an important remark, I want to thank the staff of the Biocenter Klein Flottbek. There was an exceptionally high input and support for the organisation of this meeting. Many scientists, technicians and office worker invested a lot of their valuable time in preparing this conference, several worked a lot of extra hours to make this event possible. And a number of students enthusiastically volunteered as helpers when the news of this conference broke. Please take a look at the impressive list of helpers on the Organisation Committee´s page. It would not be possible to host this conference without the efforts of all the domestic, national, and international chairs to arrange an interesting program. Many thanks to them. Organizing an international conference means always a financial effort. We thank all sponsors who contributed to the realization of the Botanikertagung 2007 through their financial support or by other ways. You, the participants, are most important. Your contributions make the difference. I am sure that you make this conference to a thrilling and unforgettable experience. We will just enjoy to having you with us. Michael Böttger Congress President WELCOME 3 SPONSORS WE GRATEFULLY ACKNOWLEDGE THE FINANCIAL CONTRIBUTIONS OF THE FOLLOWING SPONSORS Analytica Jena AG Acris Antibodies GmbH BASF Aktiengesellschaft Beckman Coulter Beiersdorf AG Bio-Budget Technologies GmbH biolab products Biometra GmbH Blackwell Publishing Ltd. CLF Plant Climatics Conviron Germany GmbH J.J. Darboven GmbH & Co KG Department Biologie der Universität Hamburg Deutsche Botanische Gesellschaft (DBG) e.V. Deutsche Forschungsgemeinschaft Eugen Ulmer Verlag Eppendorf AG Hamburger Sparkasse Senat der Freien und Hansestadt Hamburg Heinz Holert LI-COR Biosciences Norddeutsche Pflanzenzucht NPZ Oxford University Press Sarstedt AG & Co Springer Heinz Walz GmbH 4 SPONSORS COMMITTEES ORGANISATION COMMITTEE BIOCENTER KLEIN FLOTTBEK | PRESIDENT Michael Böttger VICE PRESIDENT Reinhard Lieberei SECRETARY Dirk Warnecke OFFICE Semra Ünsal FINANCE Mina Nasseh TECHNICAL DIRECTOR Rolf Bergmann ABSTRACT BOOKS René Lorbiecke, Reinhold Brettschneider Christoph Reisdorff POSTER SESSIONS Günter Adam, Frank Maier EXCURSIONS Hans-Helmut Poppendieck ADDITIONAL HELPERS: Allmuth Andres, Uwe Barfknecht, Detlef Böhm, Susanne Bringe, Martina Brumm-Scholz, Monika Bunge, May Christian, Karen Dehn, Brigitte Doormann, Dariusz Gryschka, Ulrike Hermes, Margarete Hunt, Andrea Journais, Margret Karakaya, Helga Kempcke, Amely Klein, Christa Koch, Kerstin Kollek, Sylvia Kröger, Andrea Krohn, Sylvia Kronbügel, Jutta Krüger, Silke Kuchenbecker, Claudia Mählmann, Angela Mika, Marlis Nissen, Heidrun Meyer, Monika Meyer, Sibylle Mixdorf, Volker Nölting, Imke Oncken, Hannelore Pätschke, Dietmar Pierschel, Karin Puttfarken, Ursula Reinitz, Barbara Rudolph, Isolde Scheffner, Carsten Schmechel, Renate Schneider, Dagmar Svensson, Reiner Unseld, Margret Vielhaben, Petra Wagner, Renate Wegener, Natalya Yevdakova STUDENT VOLUNTEERS: Christian Baden, Christin Beneken, Hanna Blaschke, Marike Bönisch, Eva Buchert, Kirsten Egg, Wolf L. Eiserhardt, Zdenka Hajkova, Felix Heydel, Christine Kröplin, Katrin Krumpe, Inga Ludenberg, Ljiljana Menckhoff, Jan Möller, Daniela Müller, Georg Petschenka, Susan Pusunc, Hanna Richter, Sabrina Schmidt, Daniel Schenck, Jan Schwerdtfeger, Patrizia Stohn, Swantje Thiele, Alexander Thiemann, Joscha Thoma, Marie Timm, Nayuf Valdez, Stephanie Vogel, Dirk Wesuls PROGRAM ADVISORY COMMITTEE: Please find the domestic, national, and international chair persons in the printed lecture program. COMMITTEES 5 GENERAL INFORMATION REGISTRATION| The Registration desk will be available for questions and registration during the hours below. The registration desk is located in the Department of Chemistry (Martin Luther King Platz 6). Sunday 2nd 18:00 – 20:00 Monday 3rd – Thursday 6th 8:00 – 18:00 CONGRESS DINNER| Wednesday 5th September at 19:30 The Congress Dinner will be held at the “Parlament”, the restaurant of the City Hall of the Free and Hanseatic City of Hamburg. It is open to Congress participants who bought a ticket. The City Hall is located at the Rathausmarkt, easily accessible e.g. by metro bus lines 4 and 5 directly from the Grindelallee near the lecture halls. FAREWELL PARTY: TROPICAL NIGHT IN THE TROPICAL GREEN HOUSES| Thursday 6th September at 19:30 The Farewell Party is open to all Congress participants and will be localized in the green houses of the Old Botanical Garden. Beverages, food, music and guided tours through the green houses will be provided. LUNCHES | No official lunches are provided. However, several cafeterias and restaurants are available around the venue. Lunch places around Martin Luther King-Platz - from Yellow Pages Hamburg (see table on next page for details) 6 GENERAL INFORMATION GENERAL INFORMATION Lunch places around Martin Luther King-Platz - from Yellow Pages Hamburg 1 Pharaonen An der Verbindungsbahn 10 2 Kreta-Grill Beim Schlump 1 3 Restaurant Patio Beim Schlump 27 4 Geo 53 Beim Schlump 53 5 PIAZZA Richard Lühr Bogenstr. 3 6 La Mirabelle Pierre Moissomier Bundesstr. 15 7 TAPEO spanisches Restaurant Bundesstr. 30 8 Ristorante Pizzeria Siciliana Bundesstr. 31 9 Down Under Grindelallee 1 9 Gorki Park Gaststätten Betriebs-GmbH Grindelallee 1 10 Balutschi Grindelallee 31 11 Subway Store am Campus Grindelallee 35 12 Ethio Äthiopische Spezialitäten u. mehr Grindelallee 91 12 Balutschistan Pakistanisches Restaurant Grindelallee 91 13 Schweinske Harvestehude Grindelallee 117 14 Raw Like Sushi Restaurant Grindelallee 134 15 Dezember Grindelallee 146 16 Gopalam Vegetarische Indische Küche Grindelallee 159 17 Restaurant Hindukusch Grindelhof 15 18 Restaurant Arkadasch Grindelhof 17 19 Ristorante Allegria Grindelhof 33 20 Brasserie Bar Cassis Grindelhof 39 21 Doris Diner American Restaurant Grindelhof 43 21 Der Etrusker Grindelhof 43 22 L'Espresso Bar Grindelhof 45 23 Grindelchen Grindelhof 64 24 Apadana Restaurant Grindelhof 77 25 Himalaya Grindelhof 87 26 Restaurant La Madrague Hallerplatz 10 27 Jopes, Restaurant-Cafe-bar Heinrich-Barth-Str. 15 28 Il Tramezzino Reinfeldstr. 2 29 Panda China Imbiß Rentzelstr. 14 30 Dwaraka Indianrestaurant Rentzelstr. 38 31 Peking Enten Haus Rentzelstr. 48 32 A'Shamra Rentzelstr. 50 33 Kuba Mia Rentzelstr. 54 34 Restaurant L' Auberge Francaise Rutschbahn 34 35 Gran Sasso Schlüterstr. 12 36 Bodega Castellana Schlüterstr. 79 37 Schablowsky Peter Schlüterstr. 81 38 Al-Dente Schlüterstr. 86 39 SternChance Cafehaus GmbH Schröderstiftstr. 7 40 Restaurant Rosenhof Tiergartenstr. 2 41 Mensa Studierendenhaus Von-Melle-Park 2 42 Mensa Campus Von-Melle-Park 5 43 Mensa Philosophenturm Von-Melle-Park 6 44 Mensa Geomatikum Bundesstraße 55 GENERAL INFORMATION 7 SUNNY HAMBURG! 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