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Geoaerosols and their possible effect to human organism: Application in speleotherapy
Krčmář, B. ; Bosák, Pavel ; Panoš, V.
Discussion of possible effect of unfilterable geoaerosols emitted along tectonic features to human healts and application in speleotherapy.
Přínosy a úskalí pěstování energetických rostlin z hlediska toků energie a živin v krajině
Pokorný, Jan
Benefits and limits of production of energetic biomass in terms energy and matter fluxes in nature. In: Proceedings of LEA "How to warm ourselves by biomass: p. 5-8, Praha 576Solar energy is converted by photosynthesis into biomass with an efficiency about 1
Stav přípravy podkladů pro zařazení mokřadů CHKO Žďárské vrchy do mezinárodně významných území podle Ramsarské konvence
Husák, Štěpán ; Eiseltová, Martina ; Zabloudil, V. ; Ridgill, Steve
Wetlands of the Protected Landscape Area Žďárské vrchy fulfil the criteria for reception under the Ramsar Convention. Presented are seven types of wetlands, among them especially bogs.Wetlands of the Protected Landscape Area Žďárské vrchy fulfil the criteria for reception under the Ramsar Convention. Presented are seven types of wetlands, among them especially bogs.
Survey of records of stoneworts (Characeae) by Czech and Slovak collectors in 1946-200, part 1
Husák, Štěpán
List of records of identified stoneworts especially from the Czech Republic and Slovakia.
Struktura makrofytní vegetace stojatých aluviálních vod
Husák, Štěpán
Survey of some macrophytes of selected alluvial standing waterbodies.
Zhodnocení dlouhodobého vývoje chemismu vody Stropnice v úseku Údolí u Nových Hradů - Petříkov
Čeřovská, Kateřina ; Pokorný, Jan
Evaluation of long term development of chemical parameters of Stropnice river. In: Pithart,D.: Ecology of alluvial oxbows Natural floodplain (c. 800 ha) of Stropnice river near town Nové Hrady was drained and converted into agricultural land in 1980s. The natural meandring stream was straightened and deepened about 2m under the soil surface level. A high profile of flood plain soil was exposed to mineralisation and water flow from the region was accelerated. Data on water chemistry and flow rates collected before and after the drainage were evaluated. Alkalinity, conductivity, concentrations of base cations have increased after drainage which supports hypothesis that drainage accelerates matter losses from the landscape.

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