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Bionomics, diurnal behaviour and habitat selection of a vulnerable butterfly \kur{Erebia aethiops} in South Bohemia Bohemia
 KLEČKOVÁ, Irena
Erebia aethiops (Esper, 1777) is a lowland representative of prevailingly mountain butterfly genus Erebia (Dalman, 1816). As many other butterfly species, it is declining in Central and Western Europe. I carried out an extensive mark-recapture study of its large population inhabiting Vyšenské Kopce Natural Reserve, the largest complex of calcareous grasslands in South Bohemia, Czech Republic. This thesis relates the demographic parameters to behavioral information, which indicate its habitat use. It also provides original observations of diurnal behaviour and bionomics of this little-studied and ecologically unusual species.
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Seasonal course of CO2 efflux in grassland and forest ecosystem in Beskydy mts
 Dařenová, Eva ; Pavelka, Marian ; Acosta, Manuel ; Janouš, Dalibor
Our aim was to determine seasonal changes of CO2 efflux of the grassland and of the soil and stems in the Spruce forest at Bílý Kříž (Beskydy Mts). For elimination of the temperature dependency of CO2 efflux, standardized CO2 efflux R10 is used. Mean R10 was about 2.50, 5.0 and 0.97 umolCO2 m-2 s-1 for grassland, forest soil and stems. In grassland the R10 course did not show obvious trend. Whereas in the forest soil, the significant increase in R10 at the beginning and decrease at the end of the season occurred, but without any distinct maximum. Similar increase and decrease in R10 was observed in the stem CO2 efflux course as well. But there was a maximum in June and July. The temperature CO2 efflux sensitivity (Q10) was 3.04, 1.90 and 2.25 for the grassland, forest soil and stems. The temperature sensitivity in the forest soil increased shortly after rain. It resulted in a rapid increase in CO2 efflux of the soil as a response to rain.
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