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Soil microscopic fungi in two different mine spoils in the Lusatian mining district
 Nováková, Alena
Soil microscopic fungi (including keratinophilic, cellulolytic and thermophilous fungi) were studied in two representative mine spoils (Terciary, marine brackish carboniferous and pyritic sands and Quaternary fluvioglacial sands) in the Lusitanian mining district. Spoils were amended with lime, ash, sewage sludge, mineral fertilisation and compost and also without any treatment. Experimental plots were planted with pine seedlings (Pinus sylvestris L.), control plots were not planted (spontaneous plant succession). Differences in species diversity were estimated among different treatments and also between studied mine spoils, significant differences were recorded in quantitative estimations (CFU counts, fungal biomass).
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Soil biota succession in colliery spoil heaps - a comparison of unrehabilitated and afforested sites
 Pižl, Václav ; Frouz, Jan ; Tajovský, Karel ; Lukešová, Alena ; Nováková, Alena ; Starý, Josef ; Háněl, Ladislav ; Balík, Vladimír
Communities of soil biota were studied in spoil heaps of the Sokolov coal mining district (Czech Republic) unrehabilitated since heaping, when surface pattern consisting of crests and troughs was created by heaping machinery. Their succession was studied using a deductive method. Difference in succession development of soil organisms in unrehabilitated heaps and in those levelled and rehabilitated by afforestation with black alder were determined by a comparison of their communities in plots of the same age.
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