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Appreciation of Cash Pooling in a Choosen Enterprise
Mayerová, Hana ; Koukalová, Lucie (referee) ; Režňáková, Mária (advisor)
This diploma thesis deals with evaluation of the advantages and disadvantages of cash pooling. The aim of the thesis is to assess profitability of the cash management methods and eventual benefits of involvement of branches of surveyed company in the Group cash pooling. The theoretical part analyzes basic concepts of cash pooling, analytical part contains presentation of the company. Draft part assesses suitability of pooling cash and the feasibility of introducing cash pooling in other branches.
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Plant-soil feedback and locality management as factors determining vegetation development
Opravilová, Tereza ; Kuťáková, Eliška (advisor) ; Mayerová, Hana (referee)
Places disturbed by the mining of minerals occupy a substantial part of the Earth's surface. Together with the abandonment of these sites after the mining process, the issue of the restoration of plant communities is addressed. One way of such recovery is spontaneous succession. This is influenced by many factors, including plant-soil feedback, the indirect interactions among plants mediated by soil environment, thanks to which succession can be slowed or accelerated. If we want to preserve a certain grassland community in places of restored spontaneous succession, it is advisable to introduce some management methods at the site. These are usually mowing or pasturing. This work summarizes the knowledge about plant- soil feedback, succession in quarries, various management methods and their impact on plant communities. It serves as a theoretical basis for my diploma thesis on the model site of the Čeřinka quarry in the Czech Karst where I plan to observe the influence of grazing on the plant community by phytosociological relevés, and, using experiments, to observe the mutual influence of plant-soil feedback and grazing on plant growth.
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Tree sedlings and grazing.
Juřicová, Anna ; Weiser, Martin (advisor) ; Mayerová, Hana (referee)
My bachelor thesis resumes effects of forest grazing and browsing in the temperate climate region. Grazing can be useful tool in maintaining biodiverzity. However this effect strongly depends on abundance of herbivores and their selectivity. These results are based on studies that manipulated with grazing pressure, using exclusion or enclusion of the herbivores.
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Plant-soil feedback and locality management as factors determining vegetation development
Opravilová, Tereza ; Kuťáková, Eliška (advisor) ; Mayerová, Hana (referee)
Places disturbed by the mining of minerals occupy a substantial part of the Earth's surface. Together with the abandonment of these sites after the mining process, the issue of the restoration of plant communities is addressed. One way of such recovery is spontaneous succession. This is influenced by many factors, including plant-soil feedback, the indirect interactions among plants mediated by soil environment, thanks to which succession can be slowed or accelerated. If we want to preserve a certain grassland community in places of restored spontaneous succession, it is advisable to introduce some management methods at the site. These are usually mowing or pasturing. This work summarizes the knowledge about plant- soil feedback, succession in quarries, various management methods and their impact on plant communities. It serves as a theoretical basis for my diploma thesis on the model site of the Čeřinka quarry in the Czech Karst where I plan to observe the influence of grazing on the plant community by phytosociological relevés, and, using experiments, to observe the mutual influence of plant-soil feedback and grazing on plant growth.
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The origin of open canopy oak forests in Podborany region
Procházka, Michal ; Vojta, Jaroslav (advisor) ; Mayerová, Hana (referee)
The open canopy thermophilous oak forests are a phenomenon whose origin has not been completely clarified yet. However, they are a valuable source of a biodiversity caused by diversity of microstands which has an irreplaceable role in a landscape of the central Europe. Due to the appropriate protection it is desirable to understand the factors which caused this phenomenon. This review summarizes the current knowledge regarding the factors that support creation and preservation of open canopy oak forests in central Europe. In addition to abiotic factors such as small depth in the soil horizon, there is a large section primarily dedicated to human influence and now, mainly abandoned farming methods. Such methods include coppicing and wood-pasture. The question of the origin of open canopy oak forest is also discussed in the context of the history of farming in the Podborany region where we can still find a few open canopy oak forests. Powered by TCPDF (www.tcpdf.org)
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Tree sedlings and grazing.
Juřicová, Anna ; Weiser, Martin (advisor) ; Mayerová, Hana (referee)
My bachelor thesis resumes effects of forest grazing and browsing in the temperate climate region. Grazing can be useful tool in maintaining biodiverzity. However this effect strongly depends on abundance of herbivores and their selectivity. These results are based on studies that manipulated with grazing pressure, using exclusion or enclusion of the herbivores.
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Appreciation of Cash Pooling in a Choosen Enterprise
Mayerová, Hana ; Koukalová, Lucie (referee) ; Režňáková, Mária (advisor)
This diploma thesis deals with evaluation of the advantages and disadvantages of cash pooling. The aim of the thesis is to assess profitability of the cash management methods and eventual benefits of involvement of branches of surveyed company in the Group cash pooling. The theoretical part analyzes basic concepts of cash pooling, analytical part contains presentation of the company. Draft part assesses suitability of pooling cash and the feasibility of introducing cash pooling in other branches.
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