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Das kinder- und jugendliterarische Werk von Erica Lillegg (1907 - 1988)Engländer, Teresa. Unknown Date (has links)
Univ., Magisterarbeit, 2009--Frankfurt (Main).
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Floral evolution of long-tubed Erica speciesMcCarren, Sam 11 September 2023 (has links) (PDF)
The genus Erica has undergone an extreme radiation in the Cape and exhibits a diversity of pollination syndromes and floral traits. This makes Erica well-suited to study the evolution of floral traits and how they impact speciation. The first chapter explored the role of ultraviolet colouration by recording its prevalence across Erica pollination syndromes. Ultraviolet was rare in wind-, rodent and small insect-pollinated species, but it was common in bird-pollinated species and ubiquitous in long-proboscid fly (LPF)-pollinated species. Testing their preference revealed that sunbirds can see ultraviolet, but they have no innate preference. LPFs on the other hand were not attracted to flowers where ultraviolet reflectance was removed, thus displaying a strong preference. Chapter 2 focused on the role of stickiness for nectar robbers. I experimentally added stickiness to Erica flowers of one species and further compared stickiness to nectar robbing across several communities. Stickiness appears to reduce damage due to nectar robbing within and between species. Further, I found that stickiness is strongly correlated with pollination by birds and LPFs which might be due to their large nectar rewards. Chapter 3 investigated how the sister species Erica shannonea and Erica ampullacea co-occur despite sharing a pollination syndrome. Pollination experiments and observations showed that they are pollinated by LPFs from two families. The horizontal flowers of E. shannonea are pollinated by a tabanid which has a fixed forward-pointing proboscis, while the vertical flowers of E. ampullacea are pollinated by a nemestrinid which can swivel its proboscis downwards. The nemestrinid in turn has a shorter proboscis which prevents it from accessing nectar in the long-tubed E. shannonea. Due to their different biomechanics, each fly can only access the flower it pollinates resulting in effective reproductive isolation between these species. Chapter 4 compared flower orientation in relation to the two LPF families across all LPF-pollinated species. Using a phylogenetically corrected analysis, I found that flowers pollinated by Tabanidae tend to be horizontal, while nemestrinid flowers are more variable in orientation and more often vertical. This confirms the importance of pollinator biomechanics for the evolution of floral traits. The last chapter investigated how pollen transfer efficiency differs between Erica pollination syndromes. I found that LPF- and bird-pollinated species have higher pollen transfer efficiency in comparison to bee-pollinated species which might have facilitated the shifts from ancestral bee pollination.
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The Search for the Inner Landscape : The Inner landscape as a source of freedom in the novel Fear of FlyingHolmes, John January 2011 (has links)
This essay focuses on the idea of the inner landscape as a source of artistic and creative freedom in the mind of the protagonist of the novel Fear of flying, Isadora Wing. Isadora wishes to be a writer but is hindered by the imposing wills of family, society, cultural norms and her own feelings of inadequacy. In order to free herself from these wills she goes through a cathartic journey which involves an extra-marital affair and culminates in finding peace of mind. This essay analyses how the novel portrays how one can be a creative force in spite of conflicting impositions that would stop one from being a writer.
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Trois femmes étude simultanée de poésie américaine, 1960-1980 : Adrienne Rich, Erica Jong, May Swenson /Lemardeley-Cunci, Marie-Christine, January 1988 (has links)
Th.--Lett.--Lyon 2, 1988.
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A change management perspective of the adoption and implementation of an across the curriculum literacy innovationHavel, Peter Donald January 2001 (has links)
This thesis describes a longitudinal case study conducted in a secondary high school in the North West of Western Australia that was implementing an across the curriculum literacy strategy called Effective Reading in the Content Areas (ERICA). The study was conducted from an educational change management perspective where the adoption and implementation of ERICA was viewed against an educational change management framework. The impact of the adoption and implementation of ERICA on the teaching staff and student writing competence was investigated. The study has demonstrated that an educational change management framework is a useful tool for making the decision to adopt an innovation and for guiding the subsequent implementation. In addition, the study has highlighted the need to plan appropriately using tried and effective planning cycles and to recognize that the outcomes of any implementation of an innovation are unpredictable because of the complex interaction of change principles. Furthermore, the study has highlighted the complexity of the task of trying to improve student writing competence. Much effort was expended with little resultant improvement in student writing competence. This outcome can be rationalized, but considerable change is required in the way in which a traditional school operates before significant improvements in student writing competence will be seen.
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Communism, national socialism, and imperialism : East Central Europe in German-language literature : Herta Müller, Erica Pedretti, and Gregor von Rezzori /Glajar, Valentina Nicoleta, January 1999 (has links)
Thesis (Ph. D.)--University of Texas at Austin, 1999. / Vita. Includes bibliographical references (leaves 221-233). Available also in a digital version from Dissertation Abstracts.
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Imprisoned writing : testimonies of political incarceration /Reeb, Gerda. January 2000 (has links)
Thesis (Ph. D.)--University of Oregon, 2000. / Typescript. Includes vita and abstract. Includes bibliographical references (leaves 215-225). Also available for download via the World Wide Web; free to University of Oregon users.
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The cuticle micromorphology of extant and fossil plants as indicator of environmental conditions : A pioneer study on the influence of volcanic gases on the cuticle structure in extant plants / La morphologie de la cuticule des plantes actuelles et fossiles comme indicateur des conditions environnementales. : Une étude pionnière sur l'influence des gaz volcaniques sur la structure de la cuticule chez les plantes actuellesBartiromo, Antonello 14 February 2012 (has links)
Des observations macroscopiques et microscopiques sur les plantes actuelles et fossiles ont été effectuées. Sur les plantes actuelles ont été effectué des observations relativement aux effets des gaz volcaniques sur l’ultrastructure des cuticules de Pinus halepensis et de Erica arborea récoltés dans l’aire volcanique des Campi Flegrei, Italie. Les observations conduites au TEM sur les cuticules de P. halepensis, influencé et non influencé par les gaz volcaniques, ont montré que : 1) l'épaisseur totale de la CM (cuticule) + CW (paroi pectocellulosique) ne subit pas de variations significatives d'épaisseur ; 2) la cuticule des aiguilles influencée par les gaz volcaniques montre une accumulation d’oxalate de calcium ainsi que 3) un réarrangement des fibrilles disposées parallèlement à la surface. Les observations conduites sur E. arborea ont permis de 1) constater que les épaisseurs totales des cuticules, influencées ou non par les gaz, sont significativement différentes ; 2) en présence de gaz volcaniques la couche externe A2 subit un accroissement d’épaisseur significatif. Par rapport aux macro-restes végétaux fossiles, les localités du Crétacé de Cusano Mutri et Pietraroja ont été étudiées. Le première site fossilifère a permis 1) d’identifier plusieurs taxa appartenant aux conifères; 2) de décrire une nouvelle espèce de conifère: Frenelopsis cusanensis; 3) de trouver l’angiosperme ancestrale Montsechia vidalii. L’étude taxonomique a permis de décrire des entités typiques de la Province Euro-Sinienne. L’étude sédimentologique et systématique montre un climat plutôt tropical-subtropical, des abondants fusains montrant des incendies naturels. / Macroscopical and microscopical observations on extant and fossil plants have been made. Observations on extant plants led to study the effects of volcanic gases on the cuticle ultrastructure of Pinus halepensis and Erica arborea sampled in the volcanic area of Phlegrean Italy. TEM observations on P. halepensis cuticles fumigated or not by volcanic gases revealed: 1) insignificant thickness variations of the cell wall plus cuticle among current- and first-year-old needles of both fumigated and not fumigated trees; 2) a calcium oxalate accumulation in fumigated leaves; 3) moreover, in respect to the cell surface, fibrils are disposed parallel to the surface of the cuticle. In specimens of E. arborea fumigated or not by volcanic gases, 1) the total thickness of cuticles varies significantly; 2) in plants experiencing chronic fumigation the A2 layer increases its thickness. As for fossil plants, the cuticles of Cretaceous Fossil-Lagertätten of Cusano Mutri and Pietraroja have been studied. In the former: 1) numerous taxa belonging to conifers have been identified; 2) the new species Frenelopsis cusanensis has been described; 3) Montsechia vidalii has been found outside of Spain. Taxonomical studies allowed the description of typical Euro-Sinian fossil plants. Sedimentological and taxonomical studies suggest semi-arid or arid conditions in a subtropical or tropical climate. It is worth noting as for Cusano Mutri locality, evidence of wildfire (fusain) suggests a periodic combination of arid periods, high temperatures and lightning strikes.
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The cuticle micromorphology of extant and fossil plants as indicator of environmental conditions : A pioneer study on the influence of volcanic gases on the cuticle structure in extant plantsBartiromo, Antonello 14 February 2012 (has links) (PDF)
Macroscopical and microscopical observations on extant and fossil plants have been made. Observations on extant plants led to study the effects of volcanic gases on the cuticle ultrastructure of Pinus halepensis and Erica arborea sampled in the volcanic area of Phlegrean Italy. TEM observations on P. halepensis cuticles fumigated or not by volcanic gases revealed: 1) insignificant thickness variations of the cell wall plus cuticle among current- and first-year-old needles of both fumigated and not fumigated trees; 2) a calcium oxalate accumulation in fumigated leaves; 3) moreover, in respect to the cell surface, fibrils are disposed parallel to the surface of the cuticle. In specimens of E. arborea fumigated or not by volcanic gases, 1) the total thickness of cuticles varies significantly; 2) in plants experiencing chronic fumigation the A2 layer increases its thickness. As for fossil plants, the cuticles of Cretaceous Fossil-Lagertätten of Cusano Mutri and Pietraroja have been studied. In the former: 1) numerous taxa belonging to conifers have been identified; 2) the new species Frenelopsis cusanensis has been described; 3) Montsechia vidalii has been found outside of Spain. Taxonomical studies allowed the description of typical Euro-Sinian fossil plants. Sedimentological and taxonomical studies suggest semi-arid or arid conditions in a subtropical or tropical climate. It is worth noting as for Cusano Mutri locality, evidence of wildfire (fusain) suggests a periodic combination of arid periods, high temperatures and lightning strikes.
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Bra jobbat! : Uppmuntran, bekräftelse och personligt tilltal i en internetbaserad KBT-behandling för unga med depressionBerg, Ida, Hovne, Vera January 2020 (has links)
Internetbaserad kognitiv beteendeterapi (iKBT) är en effektiv och snabbt växnade behandlingsform, som fortfarande är relativt lite beforskad. Syftet med studien var att undersöka hur internetterapeuters kommunikation med klienter kan se ut, med data från en behandlingsstudie för unga med depression. Meddelanden från fem behandlingar med gott utfall analyserades med tematisk analys (TA). Studien fokuserade på terapeutbeteendena uppmuntra och bekräfta, samt hur terapeuter använder personligt tilltal. Analysen resulterade i sammanlagt tolv teman. Diskussionen visar hur temana skapar ett övergripande mönster där behandlingen beskrivs som ett hårt arbete, vilket kräver en stark klient, som förväntas bli motiverad av terapeuten. Fynden diskuteras också utifrån behandligens teoretiska grund, tidigare forskning kring terapeutbeteenden samt det faktum att behandligen ges över internet. / EaRly internet-based interventions for Children and Adolescents (ERiCA)
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