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Revitalisation and fishes in the inundation area and the floodplain forests along the lower reaches of the River Dyje
Lusk, Stanislav ; Halačka, Karel ; Lusková, Věra ; Horák, Václav
The hydroeconomical modifications during 1968-1986 have changed fundamentally the natural hydrological regime of the lower Dyje River and adjacted floodplain. The proper stream channel was straightened and erected flood-oreventing leeves stopped natural floodings over the original floodplain substantial part. Elaborated and successively realised were specific rehabilitation projects that should eliminate negative impact of the modifications performed on the fish biota there. Concerned in the rehabilitation of the longitudinal and lateral migration permeability of the respective hydrological system for fish. That means to achieve the increase of aquatic habitat diversity by revitalisation of vanishing or by creation of new beckwater, pools and lagoons. The controlled inundation over a part of alluvial meadows has improved conditions for reproduction of phytophilous fish species. The rehabilitation of permanent connection in oxbows cut off (original river meanders) with the Dyje River will increase significantly the diversity of hydrological and geomorphological characteristics of the river bed channelised. The final goal is to create conditions for the ichthyofauna stabilisation and development in the respective area.
Fish assemblages of the artificially made water habitats in floodplain forests
Horák, Václav
In the alluvium of the Dyje River (r. kms 0.0-35.00) the original biotops and the artificially made biotops (created as a part of revitalisation activities) were studied in two floodplain forest complexes (the Kančí obora and the Soutok floodplain forests). Within the Kančí obora floodplain forest the most diversified assemblage was found in the new made complex of three pools, the Palachy (16 species) because of its permanent connection with hydrological systém. The species Rutilus rutilus, Scardinius erythrophthalmus, Blicca bjoerkna occured most. In the original pool U svaleného dubu (14 species) were the R. rutilus, S. erythrophthalmus species most frequent. Within the Soutok area in the artificially made complex of two pools, the Kesle, 9 fish species were found. The species Abramis ballerus occured most. In the original pool, the Krumpava, 10 fish species were found with A. ballerus occuring most as well. The artificially made habitats (pools) provide the same conditions for fish if permanently connected with the hydrological system of the floodplain forest.
Oxygene regime of pools and oxbows in the aluvium of the lower reach of the Dyje River in winter 1999/2000
Horák, Václav ; Machatka, T.
This study is focused on the oxygene regime of pools and oxbows which are found in the Dyje River aluvium (r. kms 0.0 - 18.0). The oxygene conditions determine the quality of environment of these biotops for fish. In total 4 pools, 3 oxbows and 1 river were investigated.
Genus Gobio in fish communities of waters in the Czech Republic
Lusk, Stanislav ; Lusková, Věra ; Halačka, Karel ; Lojkásek, B. ; Horák, Václav
Waters of the Czech Republic are inhabited by three species of genus Gobio. The species Gobio is wide-spread. The distribution area of Gobio albipinnatus covers the Morava and Dyje drainage basins, where, in sites with sympatric G. gobio occurrence, is species arise. The species Gobio kessleri is limited only to the River Bečva (tributary of the River Morava), namely to its lower and middle reaches upstream to r.km 40.
Fish assemblages in artificial created pools in floodplain forest
Horák, Václav
The artificially created pools can be significant part of the revitalized water system of flood plain forests. As to their function, very important is the connection of the pool to the hydrological system of the alluvium (permanent flow).

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