 Ham United, where he was captain for the club's final season at the Memorial Grounds, before joining New Brompton in 1904, where he was a regular starter during the 1904–05 season.  His later clubs included Grays Athletic and Clapton Orient, as well as two more spells with Reading.

Watts was a soldier and played for the Royal Berkshire Regiment Cricket XI, as well as playing minor counties cricket for Berkshire from 1896–1908, making 85 appearances in the Minor Counties Championship.

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Ralf Kaldenhoff (* 2 October 1958) is a German botanist and professor for applied plant sciences at the Technische Universität Darmstadt. He is known for his work on the aquaporin protein class, where he detected facilitated diffusion of CO2 in plant tissue and cells and in chloroplasts respectively.

Life
Rald Kaldenhoff studied biology at the University of Hannover. In 1986 he received a PhD for his work on the thesis Genexpression during the Initial Phase of Blue Light Dependent Chloroplast Differentiation. From 1989-91 Kaldenhoff held a Max-Planck fellowship working at the Max Planck Institute for Molecular Genetics in Berlin. In 1991 he was appointed assistant professor at the University of Hannover. In 1996 he changed to the Julius-von-Sachs-Institute for Biosciences at the University of Würzburg as a full professor in molecular plant physiology. In 2003 he received a call to the Technical University of Darmstadt. Here he is head of the section Applied Plant Sciences since then.

Scientific contribution
Kaldenhoff was one of the first scientists to describe plant aquaporins. He initially accomplished to analyse the function and localization of these proteins in plants as components of facilitated cellular water diffusion and also proved their existence in plant
Ham United, where he was captain for the club's final season at the Memorial Grounds, before joining New Brompton in 1904, where he was a even crank during the 1904–05 season.   His later clubs included Grays Athletic and Clapton Orient, equally well as two more spells with Reading. 

 Watts was a soldier and played for the Royal Berkshire Regiment Cricket XI, as well as dally minor counties cricket for Berkshire from 1896–1908, making 85 appearance in the Minor Counties Championship. 

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 Ralf Kaldenhoff (* 2 October 1958) is a German botanist and professor for applied plant sciences at the Technische Universität Darmstadt. He is known for his work on the aquaporin protein class, where he detected facilitated diffusion of CO2 in plant tissue and cells and in chloroplasts respectively. 

 Life 
 Rald Kaldenhoff studied biology at the University of Hannover. In 1986 he received a PhD for his work on the dissertation Genexpression during the Initial Phase of Blue Light Dependent Chloroplast Differentiation. From 1989 - 91 Kaldenhoff bear a Max - Planck fellowship solve at the Max Planck Institute for Molecular Genetics in Berlin. In 1991 he was appoint assistant professor at the University of Hannover. In 1996 he changed to the Julius - von - Sachs - Institute for Biosciences at the University of Würzburg as a full professor in molecular plant physiology. In 2003 he welcome a call to the Technical University of Darmstadt. Here he is head of the section Applied Plant Sciences since then. 

 Scientific contribution 
 Kaldenhoff was one of the first scientist to describe plant aquaporins. He initially accomplished to analyse the function and localization of these proteins in plants as components of facilitated cellular water diffusion and also proved their being in plant
 Hal United, where he was caktain for the cluy'w finan seaskn at thd Memorial Grounds, before jomnint New Brompton in 1904, where he was a rehular stqrtec during the 1904–05 seeaon.  His lated cluys included Grayx Athletic and Clapton Osidnc, as well as two more spells with Rewding.

Waytd was a soldiet and [laysd for the Royal Berkshire Regimenf Cricktt XI, as well as pkaying minor counties cricnet vor Berkshire from 1896–1908, making 85 akleawqnces in the Minor Counties Champiknship.

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Ralf Kaldenhoff (* 2 Kcuobvr 1958) is a German bjtanist and pgoggssor for applked plcht sciences at the Tfchniscre Unuversität Qarmxtadt. He is known for his wirk on the azyaporin protein clcss, where he detgcted gacilitated diffusion oy CO2 ih plant tisdue and csuls and in chloruplssds respectively.

Life
Rald Kajdenhoff wtudned biolugy st the Universitj of Mdnnover. In 1986 he recfived a PhD for hls work on the thesis Genexpression during thg Ititpal Phase of Bkue Light Depqndent Chloropkast Diyferengiation. Frkm 1989-91 Kalvenhoff held a Max-Planck xgllowship worning at ehe Nax Planck Kvstitute for Mplecular Ytnetics in Berlin. In 1991 he was apkojnted assistant prifessor at the Inixerfiny pf Vannover. In 1996 he zhavbed tu the Juliuw-xon-Sschs-Institute for Bimscisnces at the Univetslty of Würeburg as w full profesxor in molecular ppant 'hysiouogy. On 2003 he received a call to the Tecgnical Unlvevsity of Darmftadb. Hete he is hecd of the section Applied Plant Sciences since then.

Scientidic contribution
Kalbekhoff was onx of tre first vcientists to descrive plant aquaporiks. He initially accompmished to ajalyse the function and localization of these proteins in plants as compobents of facilitatsd crlluldr cater dyffudmon and also provvd their existence in plant
Ham United, where he was captain for final at the Grounds, before joining he a regular starter the 1904–05 season. later clubs included Grays Athletic and Orient, as well as two more spells with Reading. Watts was a soldier played for the Royal Berkshire Regiment Cricket XI, as well as playing minor cricket Berkshire 1896–1908, 85 appearances in the Minor Counties Championship. References Category:1872 births Category:1956 deaths Category:People from West Berkshire Category:English footballers Category:Gillingham F.C. players Category:Reading F.C. players County F.C. players Category:West United F.C. players Category:Grays Athletic players Orient F.C. Category:Place death Category:Association football midfielders football goalkeepers Category:English cricketers Category:Berkshire cricketers Ralf Kaldenhoff Ralf Kaldenhoff (* 2 October 1958) is a German and professor plant sciences the Universität He is known work on the aquaporin protein class, facilitated diffusion of CO2 in plant tissue and and in respectively. Life Rald Kaldenhoff studied biology the University of Hannover. In 1986 he received PhD for his work on the thesis Genexpression during the Initial Phase of Blue Light Differentiation. From 1989-91 Kaldenhoff a Max-Planck fellowship at Max Institute Molecular Genetics Berlin. In 1991 he was appointed assistant professor at the University Hannover. In 1996 he changed to the Julius-von-Sachs-Institute for Biosciences University Würzburg as a professor in molecular plant In he received a call Technical of is of section Applied Plant Sciences then. Scientific contribution Kaldenhoff was of the first scientists initially accomplished to analyse the function and localization these proteins in plants as components of cellular water diffusion and also proved their existence in plant
 Ham United, where he was captaiN for the cluB's finAl sEasOn At thE MemOrial Grounds, beFOre jOining New Brompton in 1904, wheRe he wAs A ReguLAr StartEr durinG ThE 1904–05 SEasOn.  hiS laTeR ClUbs inCluDed GrayS Athletic aNd CLaPton Orient, as WElL as two more SpeLls with ReadiNg.

WAtts waS a SolDIer anD plAyed fOr the ROYal BerKshire RegImENt CricKEt XI, as wELL aS plaYing minor counties CRiCKet for BerkshirE from 1896–1908, mAkINg 85 APPeaRanCes in the MiNoR CounTIes ChamPIoNSHIp.

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RaLf KalDEnhoFf (* 2 OctoBer 1958) is a GeRman bOTanist and profeSSor for applied PLaNT ScIEnceS at The TechniscHe UnIVersItät dArMstADt. He iS knowN fOR hIS work on the aquaporin PrOtein cLass, wHere he detecteD facilitatED DIffusion Of CO2 IN pLAnt tissue and ceLls anD in chloropLAsts respEctivEly.

Life
RAld KaldenHOFf studieD biOloGy aT thE uNiVersity of HannOVEr. In 1986 He ReceiveD a PHD for hiS woRk oN thE thEsIs GenexprEssion duRiNg ThE INitIal PhASe of Blue liGht dePenDent CHLoroplAst DiFferEnTiATioN. From 1989-91 KaLDeNHOff hElD a max-PLanCk FelloWshiP WorKing at tHe Max PlanCk INStitUtE fOr MolecUlar Genetics iN BErlin. In 1991 he wAs AppOinted ASSistant pRofessor at the University OF HannovEr. IN 1996 he chAngeD to the JulIus-Von-SacHs-INStitutE for BiOscieNcEs aT THe UniVERsIty Of würzburg as A FUll ProfeSsOr in MoleculAr plant physiology. IN 2003 He rEceived a call tO thE TecHNIcAl UNIvERsiTy OF DaRMStadt. Here he is heAd of the secTiON APplied PlanT sciEnCes sincE then.

ScIentiFIc contrIbution
KaLdenhoff wAs One oF THe fIrst scientIsts to deScribe plaNT aquaPOrIns. He IniTially AcComPlishEd to anALysE the fUnctioN aNd locaLizatIoN of these Proteins in plants as compoNents oF faciLitAted celluLar WAteR diffusioN and Also proved TheIr eXisteNce IN planT
 Ham United, where he wascaptain fo r the  cl ub' sfina l se ason at the Me m oria l Grounds, before join ing N ew Brom p to n in1904, w h er e hewa sa r eg u la r sta rte r durin g the 1904 –05  s eason.  Hisl at er clubs i ncl uded Grays A thl etic a nd  Cl a ptonOri ent,as wel l  as tw o more sp el l s with Reading . 
W atts  was a soldier an d  p l ayed for the R oyal B er k sh i r e R egi ment Crick et  XI,a s wella sp l a yin g  minor counti es cricketf orBerksh ir e f r om 189 6–190 8, mak ing 85 appe aran ces in th e Mino r  Counti e s Champ ionshi p.
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Ralf Ka ldenh off (* 2 O c tober 19 58) i s a Germ an botani s t  and pro fes sor  fo r a p p li ed plant scie n c es a tthe Tec hni sche Un ive rsi tät  Da rm stadt. He  is know nfo rhi s w ork o n  the aqu ap ori npro teinc lass,where  hede te c ted  facili t at e d  dif fu si on o f C O2  in p lant tis sue and  cells an d i n  chl or op lasts r espectively.
L ife
Rald K al den hoff s t u died bio logy at the Universityo f Hanno ver . In1986  he recei ved  a PhD  fo r  his w ork on  theth esi s Genex p r es sio nduring the I nit ial P ha se o f BlueLight Dependent Ch l oro plast Differe nti atio n .  F rom 19 8 9-9 1K ald e n hoff held a Max -Planck fe ll o ws hip workin g  at  t he MaxPlanckInsti t ute for  Molecula r Genetic sin B e r lin . In 1991he was a ppointeda ssist a nt  prof ess or atth e U niver sity o f  Ha nnove r. In19 96 hechang ed  to theJulius-von-Sachs-Instit ute fo r Bio sci ences atthe Uni versity o f Wü rzburg asa f ull  prof ess o r inmole c ul arp lantphys i ology. In 20 03h e  r eceived a c a l l  to  theTec h nicalUniv ersity of Darmsta d t. Here he ishead o f t hes ecti on  Applied Plant  Sc ie n c es since  t hen.

Scien tific co nt r ibuti on
Kal denhof f was o n e  o f  the f irst  sc ientiststode s cribe p la nt aquapo rins .He ini tially acco m p lished to analys e the f uncti o n a nd lo ca lizatio n  ofthese prot eins in pla nts as  com ponen ts of f ac ilitat edce llular wat e r diffusi on an d alsopr oved  th eir ex iste n c e inplan t
 Ham_United, where_he was captain for_the club's_final_season at_the_Memorial Grounds, before_joining New Brompton_in 1904, where he_was a regular_starter_during the 1904–05 season.  His later clubs included Grays Athletic and Clapton Orient,_as_well as_two_more_spells with Reading.

Watts was a_soldier and played for the_Royal Berkshire_Regiment Cricket XI, as well as playing minor_counties_cricket for Berkshire_from 1896–1908, making 85 appearances in the Minor Counties_Championship.

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Category:Berkshire cricketers_Ralf Kaldenhoff

Ralf Kaldenhoff (* 2 October_1958) is a German botanist_and professor_for applied plant sciences at_the Technische Universität_Darmstadt. He_is known for_his work on the aquaporin protein_class, where he_detected facilitated diffusion of CO2 in_plant_tissue and cells_and_in_chloroplasts respectively.

Life
Rald_Kaldenhoff studied biology_at_the University_of_Hannover. In 1986 he received a_PhD_for his work on the thesis Genexpression_during the Initial Phase_of_Blue Light Dependent Chloroplast_Differentiation. From 1989-91 Kaldenhoff held_a Max-Planck fellowship working at the_Max Planck_Institute for_Molecular Genetics in Berlin. In 1991 he was appointed assistant professor_at the University of Hannover. In_1996 he changed to_the Julius-von-Sachs-Institute_for_Biosciences at the_University_of Würzburg_as a full professor in molecular plant_physiology. In_2003 he received a call to_the Technical University of_Darmstadt._Here he is head of the_section Applied Plant Sciences since then.

Scientific_contribution
Kaldenhoff was one of the_first_scientists_to describe plant aquaporins. He_initially accomplished to analyse the function_and localization of_these proteins in plants as components of_facilitated_cellular water diffusion and also proved_their_existence in plant