17 research outputs found
Die Bildung von Ektoenzymen durch holzzerstïżœrende und holzbewohnende Pilze auf verschiedenen Nïżœhrbïżœden
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Interaction between a lichen and a fungal parasite in a successional community: implications for conservation
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Interaction between a lichen and a fungal parasite in a successional community: Implications for conservation
No full textMorphology, physiology and characterisation of malic enzyme activity of bacteria, decomposing L-malic acid
No full textNeues zur Frage nach der Spezifitïżœt der Glykosidasen, insbesondere bei Schimmelpilzen und Bakterien
No full textDiversity of polyporous fungi (Polyporaceae) in northern boreal forests: effects of forest site type and logging intensity
No full textNational Traditions and the Emergence of Genetics: The French Example
No full textInternational audienceAfter the 'rediscovery' of Mendel in 1900, Mendelian approaches to heredity were controversial. In France, however, resistance to Mendelism was especially strong and genetics only began to be institutionalized there after 1945. Nonetheless, extra-university research programmes in population and physiological genetics, which began after 1930, led to the rapid growth of genetic research after the Second World War, especially in regulatory genetics. We show that this rapid, but delayed, growth of genetic research was based on distinctively French traditions
