Wolfgang Rohe

Processionary Moth Exposure in Europe: Toxic–Irritant and Immunoglobulin E‐Mediated Endotypes, Diagnosis and Management

Prasad Dasari, Josefine Haas, Wolfgang Rohe, Kai Gloyna et autres

Processionary moths (Thaumetopoea spp.), particularly the oak processionary moth (Thaumetopoea processionea), are an increasingly relevant cause of allergic and toxic disease in Europe, occurring in the context of reported range expansion, changing environmental conditions and persistent contamination with airborne urticating hairs (setae). …

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Bark beetle infestation alters mycobiomes in wood, litter, and soil associated with Norway spruce

Diana Masch, François Buscot, Wolfgang Rohe, Kezia Goldmann

Recent exceptionally hot and dry summers provoked massive bark beetle outbreaks in German forests, which killed many conifers, forcing to clear-cut complete non-mature stands. The importance of fungi in ecosystems in particular in association with trees is widely recognized, but the ecology …

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Work‐related hazards due to oak processionary moths: a pilot survey on medical symptoms

Susann Forkel, Johanna Mörlein, Mathias Sulk, Caroline Beutner et autres

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The Contract between Society and Science: Changes and Challenges

Wolfgang Rohe

The Contract between Society and Science:Changes and Challenges1 Wolfgang Rohe political events such as the brexit vote in the united kingdom, the presidential election in the United States of America, or growing populist movements in a number of European states have alarmed …

Fundiert forschen : wissenschaftliche Bildung für Promovierende und Postdocs

Hanna Kauhaus, Norbert Krause, Wolfgang Rohe

Vom Nutzen der Wissenschaft für die Gesellschaft: Eine Kritik zum Anspruch der transformativen Wissenschaft

Wolfgang Rohe

Reaktion auf drei Beiträge zu transformativer Wissenschaft in GAIA: A.Grunwald (2015), U. Schneidewind (2015), C. von Wissel (2015)

Multilayer structural colours in Poecilus lepidus (Coleoptera, Carabidae)

Dietrich Mossakowski, W. Paarmann, Wolfgang Rohe, Ingrid Lüchtrath

Th e Carabid beetle Poecilus lepidus occurs in diff erent colour forms, which are controlled by a gene with at least fi ve alleles. Spectra of the colour forms were measured and the cuticle studied by electron microscopy.Th e three colour forms …

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Heredity of the elytral colour in adults of Poecilus lepidus Leske (Coleoptera, Carabidae)

W. Paarmann, Wolfgang Rohe, Ingrid Lüchtrath, Thorsten Aßmann et autres

Th e heredity of altogether seven colour morphs of the ground beetle species Poecilus lepidus was studied by crossbreeding experiments: black, dark green and blue morphs found in Italy (Lago Maggiore, Apennine), and red, yellowish green, bluish green and violet from a …

Constant seed size and mandible growth – a fundamental problem for granivorous ground beetle larvae (Coleoptera: Carabidae)

W. Paarmann, Nicolas Faust, Erik Arndt, Ingrid Lüchtrath et autres

Feeding on small tree seeds at fruit falls is a specific adaptation of harpaline ground beetles and their larvae in tropical rain forests. Using mandibles as tools, they have to perforate the seed shell to reach the nutritious interior. The isometric growth …

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Carton nest building and trophobiont manipulation in the south-east Asian antDolichoderus sulcaticeps(Mayr 1870) (Hymenoptera: Formicidae)

Wolfgang Rohe, U. Maschwitz

Dolichoderus sulcaticeps, a rare canopy living dolichoderine ant, was studied in the rainforest of Malaysia. It forms large polycalyc colonies comprising partial nests on trees and climbers. The three dimensional multichambered partial nests are situated on the leaf underside. Fibrous nest material …

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The fauna of ants (Hymenoptera: Formicidae) in meadows of Rhineland-Palatinate and conclusions of a sustainable use.

Wolfgang Rohe, Wolfgang Büchs

Knocking and Scraping as Alarm Signals in Dolichoderinae Ants from the Malay Peninsula (Hymenoptera: Formicidae: Dolichoderinae)

Wolfgang Rohe, Rainer Rupprecht

The defence signaling and behaviour in Dolichoderinae ant species from the Malay Peninsula are observed in the field and brought home to the lab for measurements. The results are discussed in comparison with the corresponding behaviour in the European ants Camponotus ligniperda …