Daisy Fiebich

Dr. Daisy Fiebich serves as a Lecturer in Botany at the University of Applied Sciences Erfurt within the Faculty of Landscape Architecture, Horticulture and Forestry. She teaches foundational courses including Fundamentals of Forest Botany (BFO1060), Forest Site Science (BFO2040), and Botany/Plant Ecology (BLA1030, BLA2030, BLA4210) across bachelor's programs in Forestry and Landscape Architecture, plus specialized master's courses in species protection assessment (MLA2115) and restoration technologies (MKR0707/0109).

Her academic background includes:

• 1984–1989: Diplom in Teacher of Biology/Chemistry, University of Education Erfurt/Mühlhausen
• 1999: Dr. rer. nat. (Dissertation: “Induction of somatic embryos in various Asparagus officinalis L. genotypes in vitro for conversion and transfer to field conditions”), Friedrich Schiller University Jena

Research expertise centers on applied botany with emphasis on forest site science, plant ecology, and species conservation methodologies. Her work integrates botanical knowledge into landscape architecture education through site assessment projects and ecological restoration frameworks, particularly focusing on practical applications in forestry and conservation contexts.

As a long-standing member of the LGF Examination Board (contact: Leipziger Straße 2.2.11, Erfurt), she oversees academic standards for landscape architecture and forestry programs while maintaining active teaching responsibilities since 1994.