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Corylus colurna L. - the perspective species for the forests
Němečková, Gabriela
This thesis is an evaluation of growth characteristics of the Turkish hazel tree in Brno and Bílovice nad Svitavou localities. Following the methodology (Kolařík et al., 2010), the physiological vitality, health condition and stability of this species are evaluated. The thesis encompasses a comparison with results obtained in theses written in 1988, 2002 and 2010, which were composed of an inventory and an evaluation of the Turkish hazel species in the same localities. In the following chapters, a description of its fertility capabilities, flowering intensity and of the infestation of the hazelnut gall mite (Eriophyes avellanae Nal.) can be found. Detailed branch measuring method and age determination calculations are also given.
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Public art. "Mural art" of Pasta Oner.
Němečková, Gabriela ; Řehořová, Irena (advisor) ; Marcelli, Miroslav (referee)
Thesis is focused on art in public areas and tries to show how it is changed by the art, what are its functions and how are the interpretational roles of the viewer changed in comparison to the perception of art in a gallery. Theoretical part of the work is based on the concepts of R. Sennett and K. Lynch. Second part of the work is based on the case study which is focused on a analysis of a large-area paintings of Pasta Oner, which are painted on walls in public space. Part of the analysis are also dominant parts of his work, although accent is also made on the interaction of work of art with space in which it is placed. Keywords Public space, art, Pasta Oner, wall art, mural art
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Rod Platanus L. v městě Brně - vyhodnocení výskytu a růstových charakteristik
Němečková, Gabriela
The Bachelor thesis deals the evaluation of the incidence and growth characteristics of the genus Platanus L. in Brno. Avenue plants along roads are generally planted at insufficient intervals to achieve the earliest effect of green matter. Plane Trees a are typical by its wide habitat, they have increased demands on space. It is important to respect them, and grant them abundance of space around the base and treetop. The aim of the thesis is to evaluate these growth characteristics and find a possible solution which could avoid the elimination of Plane Trees owing to unsuitable planting to the insufficient intervals, or distance from obstacles above and below ground. Evaluation is focused on tree trunk base.
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