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The response of selected potato varieties to plant density
URBAN, Josef
The aim of my diploma thesis was to evaluate four densities of growth by chosen varieties of potatoes. The thesis deals with the experiment on 4 different varieties of potatoes. I have chosen the standard technology of growing ware potatoes. The selected densities of growth were 35 000, 40 000, 45 000 and 50 000 young plants ha-1. Each variant was repeated four times. I have evaluated the yield of bulbs, the share and yield of ware bulbs, the average number of bulbs for one plant, the weight of bulbs for one plant, the average weight of a bulb and the average weight of ware bulbs. The research was done on a private farm like the field experiment. The farm is located in potato-growing area in Vysočina Region, 490 metres above the sea level. Potatoes are grown approximately over 7 hectares on the farm. The experiment started in 2010. The potato planter MARS 42 was used for the planting. The distance between drills was 0,75 metre. Parcels consisted of 4 drills, each drill equals one repetition, each parcel equals one density of growth. On purchase of samples was realized the kickoff of 10 plants from each repetition. What followed was division of bulbs according to their size in each sample. They were divided into bulbs smaller than 40 millimetres and bigger. After that the samples were weighed and bulbs were counted. The number of bulbs and the weight of bulbs are very important for subtotal. It was established the variety Mirage made the best results when the density was 45 000 plants ha-1. The variety Agria had two suitable densities of growth, namely 40 000 and 45 000 plants ha-1. There was no considerable difference between them. In contrast with previous, the varieties Victoria and Marabel made the best result when the density was 35 000 plants ha-1. I have realized the density 50 000 plants ha-1 is explicitly unsuitable for all varieties. This density of growth is loss-making especially because of lowering of all assessed indexes. Another disadvantage is higher costs (more bulbs are required) and then there is also bigger risk of diseases and pests.
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Fragmentation and mammalian carnivores in forest habitats: variables which affect carnivores distribution and habitat choice
PAVLUVČÍK, Petr
The human use of landscape causes fragmentation and loss of original habitats. Different species vary in their sensitivity to habitat loss. Especially carnivores can be more sensitive to decrease of their habitat because of lower abundance of their prey. On the other hand several opportunistic carnivores can profit in human modified habitats. This study was carried out in the České Budějovice basin, Czech Republic during the years 2008 and 2009 and the aim of this study was to determine carnivore{\crq}s habitat preferences in the fragmented landscape. During these two years were seven carnivore species monitored in forest patches by using scent stations. Records of this monitoring were compared with physiognomy of these patches and structure of surrounding landscape.
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Project and surveying of the network for planimetry and hight points in the area of the river Ostřice using several methods.
FINK, Miroslav
In this thesis was elaborated the topic: Project and surveying of the network for planimetry and hight points in the area of the river Ostřice using several methods. It{\crq}s purpose was a reconnaissance of the part of a basin of Ostřice, assessment of existing point field, propose and complete the point network for planimetry in sufficient density for further surveying work in the area and survey of location and level by using geodetic methods and GPS. The reconnaissance of the area was conducted due to geodetic and levelling data of the points and maps. A network of 18 points of the detailed point network was built. I located nine of them by using a GPS method and a method of polygonal traverse. The electronic total station Leica TC 407 was used for the point survey by the method of polygonal traverse, for the GPS method was used a GPS apparatus Trimble 4600LS. Altitude of the points was determined by the method of technical levelling. For the altitude determination was used a Topcon AT {--} 24A levelling device.
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Proposal and model of the detailed point network of positional point field by using total station and GPS.
JANOUŠKOVÁ, Zuzana
This thesis was elaborated on the topic: Proposal and model of the detailed point network of positional point field by using total station and GPS. The detailed point network of positional point field was construct for following etailed measure as a part of complex land adaptation in cadastral area Záblatí u Prachatic and in cadastral area Horní Záblatí in the region of Prachatice. The aim was reconnaissance of the interest locality and existing point field, propose and complete existing network to cover interest locality in the desiderative density. Following the geodetic reading and map bases the reconnaissance of the ground control was done. The point network was completed by 15 detailed measuring points using the GPS method and the method of polygonal traverse and polar method. There was used the electronic total station Leica TC407 for polar method and for polygonal traverse, for GPS was used apparatus Leica GPS system 300 for the measuring in terrain.
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Design and Development of the Network of Points of the Detailed Minor Horizontal Control by the Geodetic nad GPS Methods in the Basin of the Jeninsky Stream
HOFMANOVÁ, Lucie
This Graduation Thesis was elaborated on the following topic: ``Design and Development of the Network of Points of the Detailed Minor Horizontal Control (``DMHC{\crq}q) by the Geodetic and GPS Methods in the Basin of the Jeninsky Stream{\crq}q. The goal of the Thesis was to reconnoitre the part of the basin of the Jeninsky Stream, analyze current level of the minor control in this locality, amend current horizontal minor control in the density for detailed large-scale mapping and locate minor control by the geodetic and GPS methods. The given locality was reconnoitred based on the map basis and geodetic data. Afterwards, I carried out monumentation of new points of the DMHC and then their positional determination by the geodetic and GPS methods. The network of 16 points of the DMHC was created, for this Graduation Thesis was used 8 of them. The electronic total station Leica TCR 407 power was used for the determination by the geodetic method and Trimble 4600LS device was used for the GPS method.
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Impact of american mink on stone crayfish populations
PAVLUVČÍK, Petr
1. Impact of introduced American mink (Mustela vison) predation on endangered stone crayfish (Austropotamobius torrentium) was examined in western Bohemian middle-sized streams for two years. Mink diet selectivity and its impact on its prey abundance were been investigating as the main target of this study. 2. The mink diet was described from excrements which were found on the target areas. The importance of different types of prey was specified by their relative numeric contribution to diet. The number of hunted crayfish was elicited from the number of crayfish remains which were collected during two years. The crayfish abundance was determined by capture {--} recapture method. 3. The crayfish was most frequently observed component of mink diet. The rate of mink predation on crayfish was dependent on density of crayfish population. This observed rate was lower during winters than during summers. The mink preferred significantly longer crayfish than was the mean of this value in population. 4. Although the crayfish was important part of mink diet the trend of impact of mink on crayfish is still inexplicit. It would be important to continue in this research to determine correlation between these two species.
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THE QUALITATIVE SEASONAL CHANGES OF THE HORSEŚ HAIR
KUBARTOVÁ, Jana
The result of this work was to find out the changes between the summer and the winter horse{\crq}s coat (the length, the thickness and the density). According to the year season, the way of stabling, the sex and the age. The comparison measured five different body parts in winter and in summer. The samples were taken during 24 months from 44 horses every two months. Each sample contained 100 hairs per horse. The samples were taken from the neck. The review of the summer and the winter coat was made of five different body parts {--} the neck, the shoulder blades, the stomach, the saddle and the hip joint. The hair length was measured by the slide rule. The measuring instrument Lanier, which was 500 bigger. The hair number per 1 cm{$^2$} gave the coat thickness.
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Project and realisation of the network for planimetry control points using the methods geodetic and GPS.
VÁLKA, Michal
This thesis was elaborated on the topic: Project and realisation of the network for planimetry control points using the methods geodetic and GPS. The aim was carry out the reconnaissance of the terrain, valorize of the current state of the point field in the selected locality, as necessary complete him in the density for the detailed mapping of big ratio scale and locate. All calculations, evaluation of the accuracy and processing of the graphic supplements were a part of this thesis. The point network was built in the cadastral territory Horní Planá in the drainage area of the river Ostřice. Following the geodetic data and the map basis was effected the reconnaissance of the selected locality, the stabilization of the new points PPBP and after that they were positional located. On the whole there were stabilized 14 new points. They were located by using the total station Leica TC407 by the help of double - sided incorporated and double - sided oriented polygonal traverse and by using GPS station Trimble 4600LS for the fast static method.
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Impacts of human activity on the upper atmosphere
Laštovička, Jan
Trends in the mesospheric temperature, electron concentration in the lower ionosphere, electron concentration and height of its maximum in the E region, electron concentration in the F1-region maximum, thermospheric neutral density and F-region ion temperature qualitatively agree with consequences of the enhanced greenhouse effect and form a consistent pattern of global change in the upper atmosphere. Three groups of parameters were identified as not-fitting this global pattern, the F2 region ionosphere, mesospheric water vapour, and the mesosphere/lower thermosphere dynamics. The paper reports progress in development of the global pattern of trends with emphasis to these three open problems. There are several other factors contributing to long-term trends, namely the stratospheric ozone depletion, mesospheric water vapour concentration changes, long-term changes of geomagnetic activity and of the Earth’s magnetic field.
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