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Transformation of butterfly fauna on a middle scale: Situation in the South Bohemian Region.
ZAPLETAL, Michal
This thesis summarises historical and recent information on the distribution of butterflies in South Bohemian region, based on 130 records from literature, collections and recording reports, amassed during Mapping of Czech Republic butterflies. Historical and present distributions of each of 130 butterfly species found in their region are displayed on distribution maps. Out of the 130 species, 42,1 % is already extinct, while 24,1 % is threatened to some extend. Comparison with the situation in entire Czech Republic reveals a higher rate of extinctions, which is probably a function of smaller total area. Compared with the Czech Republic total, xerophilous species suffered higher losses in South Bohemia, whereas species of mesic habitats are relatively less endangered and for peat bogs specialists, the region represents a major refugium. Priorities for further research and active conservation measures are discussed.
Deposition ozone flux over a Norway spruce forest and correlation with
Zapletal, M. ; Cudlín, Pavel ; Chroust, P. ; Urban, Otmar ; Pokorný, Radek ; Edwards-Jonášová, Magda ; Czerný, Radek ; Janouš, Dalibor ; Taufarová, Klára ; Medlen, A. ; Večeřa, Zbyněk ; Mikuška, Pavel ; Skácel, F.
Measured and modelled results of ozone deposition and stomatal flux to a Norway spruce forest in locality Bílý Kříž in July and August 2008 were compared. Enhanced concentration of ozone decreased net ecosystem production, especially at higher temperatures and high intensity of global radiation.
Comparison of gradient measurement and modelling of deposition rate of ozone to spruce forest in locality Bílý Kříž.
Zapletal, M. ; Chroust, P. ; Večeřa, Zbyněk ; Mikuška, Pavel ; Cudlín, Pavel ; Urban, Otmar ; Pokorný, Radek ; Czerný, Radek ; Janouš, Dalibor ; Taufarová, Klára ; Marek, Michal V. ; Hůnová, I. ; Černikovský, L. ; Medlen, A.
Comparison of measured and modelled deposition rate of ozone to spruce forest in locality Bílý Kříž. Estimation of daily changes in deposition and stomatal flux of ozone into spruce forest.
Rodents as a forest pest species
Heroldová, Marta ; Suchomel, J. ; Zejda, J. ; Obdržálková, D. ; Zapletal, M.
Dynamic of rodents species in forest as well as in the fields was evaluated. Impact of rodent species on forest or orchard young trees was found to be in positive correlation with their density. Individual species of rodents and their foraging ecology in relationship to impact on forest regeneration was discussed. In case of common vole strong impact on orchard trees in case of high population densities and long and snowy winters was stated. Importance of long time monitoring with possibility to predict rodents gradation was stressed on.
New way of damage of the young trees stands by red deer (Cervus elaphus)
Heroldová, Marta ; Homolka, Miloslav ; Kamler, Jiří ; Zapletal, M.
Young rowans (Sorbus aucuparia) were intensively damaged by stem breaking in mountain spruce stands in Kněhyně NR, Beskydy Mts. (CZ). Breakage was done by red deer during the summer and is clearly intended to permit access to the leaves on the treetops.
Abundance of common vole in Southern Moravia district and some other districts of the Czech Republic in the summer, after-harvest period (from 3.7. to 4.9.2001) in relation to the forest stands
Zapletal, M. ; Obdržálková, D. ; Pikula, J. ; Zejda, J. ; Pikula ml., J. ; Beklová, M. ; Heroldová, Marta
This contribution is the summarized information on the common vole abundance of Southern Moravia district in the after harvest period in relation to the forest stands. Individual areas are evaluated in relationship to the crop plants, altitude and by the identification points with the identical ecological conditions.
Impact of small terrestrial mammal species on the mountain forest regeneration
Heroldová, Marta ; Bryja, Josef ; Zejda, J. ; Zapletal, M. ; Obdržálková, D. ; Pikula, J. ; Beklová, M.
Impact of small mammal species on forest regeneration was studied at National Nature Reserve Kněhyně in Beskidy Mts. The dynamic of dominance of the most numerous species, important in forest ecology was expressed. After the heavy snow winter with highest population densities of voles 19% of young trees were damaged. Degree of small mammal impact is related to forest management, small mammal population densities and also to the snow conditions.
Small rodent species in forestry and agriculture
Zapletal, M. ; Obdržálková, D. ; Zejda, J. ; Pikula, J. ; Pikula ml., J. ; Beklová, M. ; Heroldová, Marta
Review of the small mammal pest species from the forest and agriculture practice, its basic characteristics, pattern and distinguishing of their damage. Approved methods of pests control from agriculture are recommended to be used also in forestry. The results of the common vole biological control on the Prostějovsko area demonstrate that the birds of pray are no essential for common vole number control. Rodenticids remain to be decisive method.

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