Dennis Ochuodho

Prof.Dennis Ochuodho

Professor - Department of Biological Sciences
 Habilitation and PhD, University of Bayreuth (Germany), MSc. & BSc University of Nairobi(Kenya)

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Email: dochuotho@jooust.ac.ke

Founder member of the Consortium for Research in East African Terrestrial
Ecosystems (CREATE). http://www.bayceer.uni-bayreuth.de/CREATE/

CREATE is a research and capacity building initiative integrated into the Bayreuth Institute of African
Studies and the Bayreuth Centre of Ecology and Environmental Research (BayCeer), providing a
platform for training and ecosystem research in Eastern Africa. Affiliate members are Jaramogi Oginga
Odinga Univ. of Sc. And Technology, Maseno and Moi Universities and Lake Basin Dev. Authority.

Research Interests

  • Plant ecophysiology: Water relations and Stress physiology
  • Landscape ecology: Carbon and water balances of agro-ecosystems and forests.
  • Biodiversity, ecosystem management and global change research.

Membership in Scientific clubs/societies:

  • American Geophysical Union (AGU)
  • Consortium for Research in East African Terrestrial Ecosystems (CREATE)
  • British Ecological Society (BES)
  • Society for Conservation Biology (SCB)
  • Bayreuther Zentrum für Ökologie und Umweltforschung (BAYCEER)
  • Tropical Biology Association (TBA)
  • Nature Kenya/BirdLife Int.
  • KAAD Association of E.African Scholars (KASEA)
  • Geselschaft Für Ökologie (GFÖ)
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My Publications

My Journals
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Spot Observation: Advantages and Disadvantages for Household Time Use Research 1996
From Single Parents to Child-Headed Households. A WHO Website version 2004
Reforms and Challenges in Maseno University 2006
Spatial heterogeneity of forest stands alters patterns of water use in complex mountain terrains 2017
Supplement understanding of the relative importance of biophysical factors in determination of photosynthetic capacity and photosynthetic productivity in rice ecosystems. 2017
Conditional variations in temperature response of photosynthesis, mesophyll and stomatal control of water use in rice and winter wheat. 2016

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Spatial heterogeneity of forest stands alters patterns of water use in complex mountain terrains 2017
Supplement understanding of the relative importance of biophysical factors in determination of photosynthetic capacity and photosynthetic productivity in rice ecosystems. 2017
Conditional variations in temperature response of photosynthesis, mesophyll and stomatal control of water use in rice and winter wheat. 2016
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