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The Using of expositions of the Botanical garden of Faculty of Science, Charles University in Prague - Aquatic and marsh plants
Malcová, Kateřina ; Rajsiglová, Jiřina (advisor) ; Mikešová, Kateřina (referee)
Botanical gardens perform a wide variety of functions, from which one of the most important is an educational function. They provide to visitors a large range of services such as guided tours, a variety of educational programs, worksheets etc. The same applies to the Botanical garden of Faculty of Science, Charles University in Prague. The main aim of the thesis was to prepare worksheets concerning expositions of aquatic and marsh plants in already mentioned botanical garden, verify them on students and adjust them to final forms. The results of the thesis are two different versions (spring and autumn) of the worksheets as well as author's solution and methodological manual for teachers. Within the thesis I also implemented the questionnaire survey where I dealt with the issue of teaching the theme of aquatic and marsh plants at Czech grammar schools and examined the attitude of teachers to field trips during botany teaching. Key words: botanical garden, worksheet, aquatic and marsh plants, field trip, questionnaire
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Flora of Central Europe - the use of expositions of the botanical garden of Faculty of Science, Charles University in Prague
Riegelová, Marta ; Rajsiglová, Jiřina (advisor) ; Mikešová, Kateřina (referee)
This bachelor work is dedicated to utilization of an exposition flora of Central Europe botanical garden of Faculty of Science, Charles University in Prague for teaching biology. The work is focused especially on lessons of vascular plants - categorisation of this theme in curriculum of chosen countries of Central Europe (the Czech Republic, the Slovak Republic, Poland), and curriculum of Great Britain for comparison. The work also deals with textbooks for elementary schools and grammar schools which - before the excursion itself - should present to pupils some significant plant species and characteristics of families. Keywords: Flora of Central Europe, field trips, botanical garden, textbook of botany, curriculum
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Selected Botanical Gardens and Arboretums of Secondary Schools in the Czech Republic and Its Use in Teaching
Smáhová, Monika ; Skýbová, Jana (advisor) ; Hrouda, Lubomír (referee)
This thesis deals with three selected school botanical gardens and two school arboretums in the Czech Republic. For each of the five selected units are provided basic informations, history, some of cultivated plant species, schedule of events and use in teaching. The next part of the thesis contains suggestions on the use of The Botanical Garden in Rakovník in teaching. Botanical gardens and arboretums are very important and interesting places. Their basic function is educational and aesthetic. It is very important that teachers perceive the need to teach biology partly in nature and not only in the classroom. Key words: botanical garden, arboretum, relationship to the environment, educational process
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Botanical garden of Czech Republic selected for teaching process
Nováková, Eliška ; Rajsiglová, Jiřina (advisor) ; Mourek, Jan (referee)
Presented thesis is focused on selected botanical gardens in the Czech Republic and their benefits for schools and school teaching. Today, botanical gardens are frequently visited for educational purposes and also for relaxation of people. It is important that teachers know that teaching is not possible to realize only in the school environment. Botanical gardens are an ideal place to make practical biological excursions. According to FEP, it is necessary to teach botany in school. It is important that students know how the plant looks, in which community plant lives and which benefits it has for humans. The expected outcomes mentioned above are important and botanical gardens help with their fulfilling. In my thesis I describe the possibilities that are offered and realized by botanical gardens for school excursions.
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History of Botanic Gardens in Relation to the Influence of Population Planning on the Environment
Šuglová, Darina
The process of developing botanical gardens and buildings is done in liaison with the state of knowledge in the fields of natural sciences. Since the beginning of the history of civilized society people protected themselves against natural influences by the formation of appropriate conditions in artificial environment of buildings. With the development of civilization, the ratio of natural and man-made environment is changing and protection of nature from human influence is getting increasing importance. In this context, there is an increasingly important role in scientific knowledge of nature. The content of the paper is the mapping degree of fytosfera interventions in different historical stages, the developing of botanical gardens.
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Greenhouses and their basic types
Šuglová, Darina
Greenhouse structures are specific exhibition spaces, which create the conditions for its own existence of exhibits. Greenhouse by its design creates a protected indoor environment. The process of developing greenhouse constructions happening in union wit
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Dendrologic survey of Bečov botanical garden
ŠPAKOVÁ, Markéta
This thesis completes information about the area of the former Beaufort rock garden and contemporary Bečov botanical garden. The main part of this work is dendrologic survey and passport of woody plants in the area. The two parts of the original area were chosen for the survey the former landscape park and the slope with rockery. In total, there were passported 470 woody plants, 104 of them were coniferous and 366 broad-leaved species. There were identified 30 taxa of coniferous in 9 genera and 55 taxa of broad-leaved in 31 genera. All the woody plants were drawn into the plan, which is also part of this work (scale 1:600). Next part of this work is a list of woody plants taxa in the forest complex and the orchard. It was wtitten 34 taxa (3 coniferous and 31 broad-leaved) and 50 varieties of fruit trees.
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Genus Aloe in the collections of botanical gardens in the Czech Republic
SZABÓ, Kristýna
This work is focused on growing the genus Aloe in botanical gardens in Pilsen, Brno, Prague and Teplice. The work was carried out in collaboration with botanists from these gardens who take care of this genus. Information was obtained through a questionnaire, on the basis of consultations and visits to exhibitions, or the growing facilities. The individual collections of botanical gardens were then compared with each other, in terms of number of species, species in CITES categories, ways of getting new plants, inclusion in families, reproduction method, the size of the area for cultivation and exhibition. There are four presentations in electronic form which are attached on the CD. Each presentation documents the collection of one specific garden. The data from Teplice botanical garden are not complete because of the few cooperative access of the staff of the garden.
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Succulent species of Euphorbia in the collections of botanical gardens in the Czech Republic
ALBRECHTOVÁ, Linda
This work is giving you an overview of cultivated succulent species of the genus Euphorbia in selected botanical gardens in the Czech Republic. (In the Botanical Garden of Faculty of Science of Masaryk University in Brno, Zoological and Botanical Garden Pilsen, Prague Botanical Garden, Botanical Garden Teplice and Botanical Garden Decin-Libverda). The available information about the origin of plants, their natural area in the world, classification of the CITES Appendices and any listed in the Red Book of Endangered Species are also processed.
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