Gottlieb Haberlandt

Gottlieb Johann Friedrich Haberlandt ( born November 28, 1854 in Hungarian Altenburg, today Mosonmagyaróvár; † January 30, 1945 in Berlin) was an Austrian botanist. He founded the physiological plant anatomy and was co-discoverer of plant hormones.

Life and work

Haberlandt was one of six children of agricultural scientist Friedrich Haberlandt ( 1826-1878 ). His brother Michael Haberlandt (1860-1940) was an ethnologist.

Haberlandt studied at the University of Vienna, where he received his doctorate in 1876. He then worked at Simon Schwendenerstrasse at the University of Tübingen. From 1888 he was professor of botany at the University of Technology Graz and from 1910 at the University of Berlin.

Works

  • The evolution of the mechanical tissue system of the plants. In 1879.
  • Plant Anatomy and Physiology. In 1884.
  • This charming conducting tissue system of the sensitive plant. In 1890.
  • About explanation in biology., 1900.
  • The light sensory organs of the leaves. Leipzig: W. Engelmann, 1905.
  • Sense organs in the plant kingdom to the perception of mechanical stimuli. In 1906.
  • A botanical tropical travel. Indo- Malayan vegetation photos and travel sketches. Leipzig, Engelmann 1893; 2nd edition, 1910.
  • About plant-based diet in war and peace: a lecture. Leipzig: Teubner, 1916.
  • Physiology and ecology. I. Botanical part. Berlin 1917.
  • The food problem and plant physiology. Berlin: Norddt. Buchdr. and ET ​​Anst. , 1918.
  • Goethe and plant physiology -. Leipzig, path 1923.
  • Memories, confessions and reflections. , 1933.
  • Botanical vademecum for visual artists and craftspeople. Jena: Fischer, 1936
  • About the nature of morphogenic substances. Berlin 1942
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