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Specifičnost cyanobakteriální mikroflóry v Antarktidě
Komárek, Jiří ; Komárek, Ondřej
The cyanobacterial microflora of Antarctica is considered to be mainly secondary. The easy transport of diaspores by wind and human activities (particularly in the last decades) was supported by different authors. The continental input of new cyanobacterial spores to Antarctica surely exists, but cannot explain the special stable diversity of Antarctic cyanobacteria. Our studies indicate the specificity and stability of Antarctic cyanobacterial communities. In Antarctica, there exists a wide spectrum of cyanobacterial morpho- and genotypes, which form special communities every year with dominating adapted species, among which numerous Antarctic endemits exist.
Vyhodnocení limitace živinami a inhibice těžkými kovy pomocí miniaturizovaného řasového biotestu
Kvíderová, Jana ; Elster, Josef
The algal growth potential and algal primary production rate of Antarctic streams (King George Island, South Shetlands) were measured in miniaturized algal bioassay to evaluate possible nutrient limitation and heavy metal inhibition. The bioassay proved nitrogen limitation in oligotrophic stream samples observed in the field. The heavy metal inhibition was not found.
Ekosystém jezer ostrova James Ross - krátká charakteristika
Nedbalová, Linda ; Elster, Josef ; Komárek, Jiří ; Nývlt, D.
We present a short overview of lakes of James Ross Island, their origin, geomorphological and hydrological position, physical, chemical and biological characteristics.
Biogenic calcite structures in Green Lake, James Ross Island, Antarctica
Elster, Josef ; Nedbalová, Linda ; Komárek, Jiří ; Vodrážka, R.
Microbial carbonates (calcification) have been reported in Antarctic lakes in James Ross Island with unusual periphyton communities (cyanobacteria and green algae). This is the first record of cyanobacterial thrombolite community in Antarctica.

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